Instructions

Your project for this assignment and all future Practical Assignments in this course is your completion of this course that is, your initiating, planning, executing and closing of the MGMT2220 course. You are the Project Manager for this project.

Create a Project Charter for your Project using the Project Charter template. Specific document requirements include:

• All fields in the Project Charter should be completed.

• Your goals should be specific and measurable. Do not generalize your goals, but instead use specific numerical values where appropriate.

• Your objectives should be specific outcomes that are required in order to meet the project goals.

• Your Project Budget should be a specific dollar amount. Do not include a range of dollar amounts.

• Include at least four key stakeholders.

• Include at least three overall project risks.

The creation of this document should be based on the concepts of this course, the textbook reading, and the direction provided by your instructor in class. You should use the supplied textbook templates which may be found in the Textbook Templates folder in eConestoga.

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PROJECT CHARTER
Project Name	[This section contains the project name that should appear consistently on all project documents. Organizations often have project naming conventions.]
Date Produced	[The date the Project Charter is produced.]
Project Goals	[This section defines what the project will achieve and how it supports the goals of the organization.]
Project Objectives	[This section defines the specific outcomes that are required to achieve the project goals.]
Project Budget	[This section contains the funds available for the project.]
Project Sponsor	[Name of project sponsor and job title.]
Project Manager	[Name of project manager and job title.]
Additional Key Project Stakeholders
[The names of key stakeholders that are known at this point in the project, including their job title or project role.]
Overall Project Milestones		Dates
[A list of the key milestones that are known at this point in the project.]		[Milestone dates.]
Overall Project Risks
[A list of the overall risks that are known at this point in the project.]

rding the assignment, please contact the course instructor.

course: Project Management with Software Applications

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textbook is:

UNDERSTANDING PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Author: David C. Barrett Publisher: Canadian Scholars' Press Inc