Vocab 1
4 areas involved in the areas for statement of work are
Objectives, scope, key assumptions and acceptance
the amount of money that will be required to complete the project successfully.
Cost
a two-way process of reaching mutual understanding in which participants not only exchange information, but also create and share meaning.
communication
initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling and closing.
When a team is coming together for the first time
a:forming
b:storming
c:performing
d:adjourning
a:forming
When team members cannot agree on one thing and start arguing.
a: forming
b: performing
c: adjourning
d: storming
d: storming
If you and another team member are working on a project during your 4th block class, what example is that.
a: performing
b: adjourning
c: storming
d: forming
a: performing
what does SMART stand for
Specific, measurable, achievable/attainable relevant/results-oriented time bound.
Deters overspending. Making sure the project team members do not go off track in terms of money
Cost performance baseline
Business Case
4 core functions of project management
scope, time, cost and quality
4 facilitating functions of project management
human resources, risk, procurement and communication
5 team development stages of project management
forming, storming, norming, performing and adjourning.
Involves summary milestones and summary budgets
Project Charter
Areas to include in the SOW, objectives, scope, key assumptions and acceptance.
Project Statement of Work
allows the project manager and team members to determine if project becomes "off track" in terms of time.
Schedule Baseline
Expertise may be provided by any group or person with specialized education, knowledge, skill, experience, or training.
Expert Judgement
A mutually binding agreement, a mutual exchange of benefits and detriments.
Contract
Examples may include policies and procedures, templates and general guidelines.
Organizational process assets
Marketplace conditions, may include inside or outside of the organization(external & internal)
Enterprise Environmental Factors
Includes the product scope description and the project deliverable, and it also defines the product user acceptance criteria
Project scope statement
A model used to compare actual project process with an expected timeline.
Scope baseline
Master Blueprint of the project, provides a quick overview of the project.
Project Management Plan