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It captures project metadata (title, sponsor, team, reporting dates), key accomplishments, and activity overview aligned to the weekly WBS. It also records current schedule status, planned next-week activities, and time/cost performance. A discussion section documents plan-versus-actual discrepancies, scope changes, and risks needing escalation.","Weekly Progress Report\nThe purpose of the status report is to demonstrate that you understand what is happening in your project and that you have it under control.\nProject Title: state the project name\tSponsor: name the sponsoring organization\nTeam [Name]: state the team name\nPeriod Covered: show the date range you’re discussing in this report\nKey Accomplishments (Scope progress)\nList here significant tasks completed during the period covered, such as milestones reached, work packages completed, etc. This should normally match what your WBS at the beginning of the week says: if it doesn’t, you should have an explanation in the sections below (and, by definition, you’re not on schedule).\nActivity Overview (Scope progress)\nWrite a short paragraph or bullet points describing what you worked on this week. As with key accomplishments, this should ideally match what your WBS at the beginning of the week says: if it doesn’t, you should have an explanation in the sections below (and, by definition, you’re not on schedule).\nProject Status (Schedule progress)\nConsider what you intended to accomplish this week, i.e., what your WBS said at the beginning of the week. Mark as appropriate:\n_____ on schedule  _____ ahead  _____\tbehind\nActivity Outlook for Next Week (What you’ll be doing to connect scope to schedule and adjust for any problems this week.)\nList the tasks planned for the coming week. This should match what your revised WBS. I.e., given what happened during the week just ended, what are you planning to do in the coming week.\nResource Status (Cost progress)\nState how many hours the team as a whole and each team member spent on the project during period covered by the report and indicate whether it’s under/over plan. Looking at the team as a whole helps you see if you’re on budget. The time spent by each team member helps you balance your resource allocation. Did you (or your sponsor) spend any $$. If yes, how much and is it according to plan? Explain anything not on plan, and discuss what you are doing to correct course under Issues/Concerns.\nDiscussion\nIf anything on your project does not match the plan, explain what happened, why and what you are doing about it. Specifically discuss:\nDiscrepancies in plan vs. actual for schedule (what you’ve actually done this week vs what your plan called for) and resources (your time and $$)\nAny scope changes, i.e., decisions to change what your product will consist of.\nIn addition, you should discuss anything else about your project that should be highlighted or explained. Examples include if the probability of a risk occurring is increasing of if you are having problems within your team or with your sponsor. 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