PBS & WBS Flashcards

1
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PBS

A

Product Breakdown Structure

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2
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WBS

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Work Breakdown Structure

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3
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Product breakdown structure is another good example of _______

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System Architecture

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4
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Another name for System Hierarchy

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System Architecture or PBS

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5
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Why make PBS?

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  1. Find subsystem interfaces
  2. Allocate system resources
  3. Establish confidence of overall system based on subsystem performance
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6
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Hierarchical Levels

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  1. Mission
  2. System - spacecraft, launch vehicle, ground support, etc
  3. Segments - flight segment = instruments, launch vehicle, spacecraft
  4. Elements - spacecraft = structure, power, adcs, propultion
  5. Components - Solar Arrays = structures, solar cells, cover glass
  6. Parts - solar cells
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7
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Element: Mission

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Individual system or groups of systems operated to meet specific set of reqs.

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8
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Element: System

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Composite of hardware, software, skills, personnel, and techniques capable of performing and operation role. Includes facilities, equipment, materials, services, software, technical data, and personnel required.

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9
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Element: Segment

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Grouping of elements that are closely related and which often physically interfaces.

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10
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Element: Element (haha)

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A complete integrated set of subsystems capable of accomplishing and operational role or function.

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Element: Component

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A function subdivision of a subsystem and generally a self-contained combination of items performing a function necessary for subsystem operation.

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12
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Element: Part

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A hardware element that is not normally subject to further decomposition.

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13
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Define WBS:

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A hierarchical breakdown of a product and the work required for design, production and operation of the product. Should include division of deliverable items and associated services.

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14
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Based on PBS: _______.

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WBS

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15
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How is WBS Built?

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By adding the necessary service elements such as management, systems engineering, integration, verification, and logistics to each level of the PBS.

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16
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A ____ shows the components from which the system was formed.

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PBS

17
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A ____ Shows all the work components necessary to produce a complete system

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WBS

18
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WBS is used for:

A
  1. Task/Work scheduling
  2. Cost estimation
  3. Product dev. documentation
  4. Project status reporting
19
Q

When should you make a WBS?

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Pre-Phase A, conceptual design phase, early mission formulation

20
Q

The WBS describes ____ not products.

A

Functions

21
Q

True or False: WBS should have branch points that are consistent with how the PBS elements will be integrated.

A

True

22
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True or False: WBS should not be entirely consistent with PBS

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False

23
Q

A ____ captures the hierarchy of the system and is a representation of its architecture.

A

PBS

24
Q

A ____ extends the ____ in that it captures all of the work necessary for a project by adding non-product work necessary for a successful project.

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WBS, PBS