Terminology
A temporary endeavor to produce a unique product or service
Project
The acronym SMART is often used to set these for project objectives
Smart, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound goals
A matrix used to clarify and define the roles and responsibilities of individuals or teams involved in a project
RACI (Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, and Informed)
All people and groups affected by a project
Stakeholders
This term describes the process of identifying and assessing potential risks in a project
Risk management
The document that formally authorizes a project and outlines its objectives and stakeholders
The project charter
The goal, or work product of a project is called
A deliverable
What is the ultimate benchmark of a successful project?
Client adoption
In Agile project management, these are the short, fixed-duration development cycles
Sprints
The acronym WBS stands for this in Project Management
Work Breakdown Structure
This practice involves reviewing a project's successes and failures to apply learnings to future projects.
Project post-mortem or lessons learned analysis
The three primary constraints that Project Managers must balance in the "Project Management Triangle"
Time, budget, and scope