ICPDMT582 — Manage multimedia projects

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What an assessment for ICPDMT582 must cover

46 assessable components: 6 elements (23 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Develop project plan

1.1Elements of project plan are identified according to principles of project management
1.2Planning tools are identified for project
1.3Time and budget factors are identified and incorporated into plan

2 Manage resources and time

2.1Hardware resources relevant to specific multimedia tasks are identified, evaluated and incorporated to achieve required outcome
2.2Time management is integrated into project planning and monitoring
2.3Human resources are incorporated and supported within project framework to achieve required outcome
2.4Teamwork elements are identified and developed to achieve required outcome

3 Identify legal issues

3.1Copyright principles and conventions relevant to digital data are identified and legal precedents noted
3.2Copyright issues relating to multimedia authoring, digital imaging and digital sound are explained and strategies are devised to account for relevant contingencies
3.3Copyright ownership of multimedia authoring, digital imaging and digital sound is established prior to commencing brief
3.4Applications of law with reference to multimedia product warranties, software licences, consultants, sponsors and distribution are determined appropriate for job to be undertaken and relevant to industry sector

4 Manage research

4.1Files, documents, images and footage relevant to project requirements are sourced and their functions documented and sequenced
4.2Liaison with clients is undertaken, records of interviews kept and specifications monitored within management of project to achieve required outcomes
4.3Files, documents, images and footage relevant to specific projects are filed for future reference with regard for client confidentiality

5 Determine and manage multimedia budgets

5.1Estimation models of costs are identified and applied to range of multimedia products
5.2Budget plans are established and checked against estimations to deliver accurate costings
5.3Tendering processes and costs are determined and implemented to deliver required outcome within designated timeframes and available budgets
5.4Project costs are determined, documented and monitored continuously to comply with business commitments and legal obligations
5.5Business transactions are undertaken ethically and according to law
5.6Multimedia project budget estimates and expenditure are contrasted and documented to assist in future business dealings

6 Manage project outcomes

6.1Multimedia inputs are combined to form definitive master
6.2Master product is duplicated and distributed according to client specifications
6.3Project outcomes are refined to meet quality standards

Performance evidence

manage TWO separate multimedia projects from start-up to completion and produce a portfolio that demonstrates:
use of suitable tools to develop a project plan, monitor progress and deliver the project outcomes
how time and budget factors were managed
how legal requirements were identified and managed
how content was sourced and managed to ensure confidentiality and compliance with regulatory requirements
how resource requirements were identified, accessed and managed
how effective liaison with clients and the team was established and maintained.
Note: If a specific volume or frequency is not stated, then evidence must be provided at least once.

Knowledge evidence

list and describe typical elements of a multimedia project plan
explain how time and budget factors are taken into account when planning and implementing a project
identify resource requirements for a multimedia project and describe the role of each resource including: hardware, software, human resources
identify appropriate methods for sourcing and storing content
explain methods for creating, duplicating and distributing a multimedia master
list and describe legal or ethical considerations relevant to multimedia development including: copyright issues relating to multimedia authoring and use of digital data, images and sound; product warranties; software licences; use of consultants or sponsors; distribution
explain which estimation models might be used in multimedia production
explain what is involved with tendering processes.

Foundation skills

Reading:  Interprets and compares complex information from a range of sources and extracts content relevant to purpose
Writing:  Prepares required documentation for planning and monitoring projects using appropriate language and structure  Records accurate notes from discussions with clients for future reference
Oral Communication:  Clearly explains requirements using language and technical references suitable to the audience  Uses listening and questioning techniques to confirm understanding
Numeracy:  Uses mathematical skills to determine project budget and timelines for completion  Calculates costs including comparing and contrasting estimates
Navigate the world of work:  Establishes and adheres to organisational, legal and regulatory obligations and responsibilities and passes on relevant requirement to others
Interact with others:  Identifies the requirements of important communication exchanges, selecting appropriate communication methods and protocols to suit the purpose and audience
Get the work done:  Sequences and schedules complex activities, monitors implementation and manages relevant communication  Takes responsibility for planning, organising and implementing processes and systems to manage, monitor and protect project related information  Anticipates potential problems and has contingency plans ready for implementation  Uses features of digital systems and tools to manage multimedia products

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