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The Project Scope Statement is a document that outlines the following elements: Project Justification: Includes reasons for the project including financial reasoning and explanation of the business need. Project Description: Provides an overview of the project Major Deliverable: Bullets what the project will accomplish
• Deliverable Success Criteria:
This section must outline what a successful project looks like. It should include statements regarding customer satisfaction with the project and other topic that would measure a successful outcome.
Time and Cost Estimates: Estimate of the total time and cost of the project Assumptions: sometimes there are unknown variables and estimates must be made. It is an action believed to be true.
An example may be an assumption that a community is in favor of a new building being constructed. If a survey was not taken to ensure community support it is an assumption. Constraints:
This outlines restrictions that may impact the outcome of the project. All projects have time, budget, scope, and quality constraints. One time constraint may be that a project can only be worked on between the hours of 8am and 10pm due to labor laws. These types of constraints must be noted. The project for the course will be simple:
the installation of a new network that includes an upgrade of software for 100 users. The new network will replace an old network and the software upgrade is a business application that is used daily by every user. With that project in mind, how would you populate each element and what information should be included? Populate all elements of the Scope Statement.
Provide at least three deliverables for the project. Define project success with measurable goals. Properly address Assumptions and Constraints.
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