1. Price
1.1. $3000 total
1.1.1. $2000 labor and profit
1.1.1.1. Contractor
1.1.1.1.1. $1000
1.1.1.2. Electrician
1.1.1.2.1. $500
1.1.1.3. Project Manager
1.1.1.3.1. $500
1.1.2. $1000 materials/tools
2. Requirements
2.1. Completed dog house
2.1.1. Food/ water bowls
2.1.2. Insulated walls
2.1.3. Heated concrete floor
2.1.4. Windows, doors, roof
2.1.5. Big enough for her dog and possibly another dog
2.2. Daytime work hours
3. Need Before We Build
3.1. Contract
3.1.1. Client Signature
3.1.2. Schedule
3.1.3. Scope of the project
3.1.4. List of things to do
3.2. Measurements
3.3. Materials/Supplies
3.3.1. Wood
3.3.2. Concrete
3.3.3. Tools
3.3.3.1. Hammer
3.3.3.2. Screwdriver
3.3.3.3. Power tools
3.3.3.4. Saw
3.3.4. Paint
3.3.4.1. Paint brushes
3.3.5. Food/water bowls
3.3.6. Roofing
3.3.7. Windows
3.3.8. Doors
3.3.9. Insulation
3.4. Contractor
3.5. Electrician
3.6. Blueprint
3.7. Location/Land
3.8. Payment Plan
4. Completed When
4.1. Clean up is done
4.2. Payment is made
4.3. Client approval
4.4. Dog house is built
4.5. To-do list is completed
5. Risks/Issues
5.1. Weather
5.2. Injury
5.3. Alice's dissatisfaction
5.4. Permit denial/delays
5.5. Supplies backorder
5.6. Team member quits
5.7. Theft
6. Assumptions
6.1. Things will stay on schedule
6.2. We will be paid on time
6.3. Weather will be good enough to work
6.4. Alice will be satisfied
7. Stakeholders
7.1. Alice
7.2. Fluffy
7.3. Contractor
7.4. Electrician
7.5. Project Manager
7.6. Neighborhood
7.7. Suppliers
7.8. Other residents
7.9. HOA
8. Sponsor
8.1. Alice
9. Deliverables (what Alice will have)
9.1. Client Meeting
9.1.1. A contract
9.1.2. Approval/evaluation
9.1.3. A bill/payment plan
9.2. a dog house
9.2.1. roof
9.2.1.1. shingles
9.2.2. structure/base
9.2.3. dog bowls
9.2.4. heated concrete floor
9.2.5. insulated walls
9.2.6. windows
9.2.7. doors