Develop your project charter by writing details in PARAGRAPHS under each heading. Please review the rubric before submitting the Charter. Set it up in Sections - each section must have an introduction and a conclusion - describe what the reader will see in the section and then why it is important for the project. Project Title make it meaningful Background and Purpose: What is the organizational 'need' or business problem and how will the project solve it? This is the overall goal. Paragraph Goals and Key objectives: What do you need to accomplish to make this project a success? There should be more than one objective. Each objective must help reach the goal. Make sure it follows SMART format. List is OK but there must be an introduction under the heading Scope: What does the project include? What does it NOT include? List is OK but there must be an introduction under the heading Deliverables: What are going to be the products, services, or results of the project? List WITH DESCRIPTION is OK but there must be an intro under the heading Stakeholders: Who is involved and at what level? How will they be impacted? How will they inpact the project? List is OK but there must be an intro under the heading Milestones: What are the major phases of the project? Remember a milestone is a marker, not a schedule. A list or table is OK for this plus intro under the heading Constraints: Describe and give reasons WHY they are constraints. Paragraph Assumptions: What do you assume to be true at the time of the project execution? Paragraph Risks: What are some of the major expected risks for the project? Mitigation is not required at this stage. Paragraph Project Success Criteria: How will stakeholders know if the project is a success? What will it 'look' like if it's a success? Paragraph