Instructions Create a project charter and scope statement for a small-scale project. Pick a project that you are familiar with. It can be an event, process, product, or service.

Grading Project Title and Description Project Objective Project Deliverables Project Success Criteria Roles and Responsibilities

Project Budget and Contingency

Project Planning Template Project Charter and Scope Statement Enter the project title or description. Include a prepared by and date section Project Title and Description Every project starts with an objective. This is where you write what will be achieved and when it will be done. Review your small-scale project and write your objective. Describe the project outcome and how you will know if your project is a success. This goal must be specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and time-bound (SMART). Project Objective Consider what will be the desired results of this project? These results are called deliverables. A deliverable is a tangible or intangible product that is generated from the project. Deliverables are the reason why a project is started in the first place. Project Deliverables How will you know if your project is a success? You need to think about the stakeholders. These are the individuals who care or who have a direct interest in your project. Identify your stakeholders and ascertain their project requirements. This is how you will know if your project is a success. Project Success Criteria Project Stakeholders Requirements What steps are required in order to complete the project? Who will be assigned to complete each task? The task assignment is also known as the work breakdown structure. Roles and Responsibilities Tasks Tasks Owner