Project Management Flashcards
______________can be described as any human activity that involves carrying out a non-repetitive task.
A Project
The art of planning for the future has always been a human trait. In essence, a ____________can be captured on paper with a few simple elements: a start date, an end date, the tasks that have to be carried out and when they should be finished, and some idea of the resources (people, machines, etc) that will be needed during the course of the project.
Project
Project Management model is (IPECC):
- Initiating
- Planning
- Executing
- Controlling
- Closing
“Initiating” stage of project management is:
Articulate your vision for the project, establish goals, define expectations and the scope of your project.
- Identify stakeholders
- Identify high level resources
- Develop high level Milestones
Deliverable- project charter and preliminary scope statement
“Planning” stage of project management is:
Refine the scope, assemble your team, identify specific tasks and activities to be completed, develop a project plan, schedule and budget.
“Executing” stage of project management is:
Accomplish your goals by developing and leading your team on day to day activities, solving problems and building your project.
“Controlling” stage of project management is:
Monitor changes to the project, make corrections, adjust your schedule to respond to problems or adjust your expectations and goals.
“Closing” stage of project management is:
Deliver your project to your audience or customer, acknowledge results and assess its success; take the time to compose a written evaluation of the project and development effort.
E-learning is distant learning that relies on:
Web-based delivery systems
_____________is responsible for achieving project’s deliverables. Produces plan of action, monitors progress to keep project on track, leads project team and communicates project status and information.
Project Manager (PM)
_______is interested in or affected by the project. Contributes to the project by providing feedback.
Stakeholder
____________authorizes the project, provides executive authority to the project team, helps set course goals, helps identify constraints and inspires the team. May have authority to release project team members so they can work on the project.
Sponsor
__________Internal and external person for whom the course is developed; influences the course by providing guidance on its navigation, use of clear language and operation on existing equipment.
Customer
__________Expert in their area or profession. Responsible for completing activities in the project plan related to their subject matter expertise.
Subject Matter Expert
The project management plan includes:
- Scope definition
- Work Breakdown Structure
- Change Management Plan
- Risk management plan
- Schedule
- Budget
- Staffing Plan
- Communication Management Plan
- Procurement Plan
___________describes each deliverable (report, prototype, system etc) that is created or updated as a result of the project.
Work breakdown structure
____________changes to the project scope, sometimes called scope creep, are the most common cause for troubled projects. The change management plan defines the process used to submit a request for a change to the project, the form used and process the project team will use to evaluate and respond to the request.
Change Management Plan
_______________is the cost of the project. Similar to the project schedule, it may list the cost of each deliverable of the WBS and should include the cost of new equipment.
Budget
“Schedule” stage of project management is:
The project schedule, at the most general level, lists the planned date of the project start and finish. It typically lists the start and finish dates of each of the deliverables of the WBS.
________identifies the number and skills of people needed to complete the project. Ideally, it describes these people by skill. Additionally, the plan identifies dates the resource is needed and amount of resources required.
Staffing Plan
Communication management plan:
Defines the type of and need for information by the stakeholders, when they need that information and how the information will be given to them
Procurement plan:
Defines the resources planned to be purchased, planned purchase date and process used to request and evaluate potential suppliers.
The work breakdown structure (WBS) of the project divides it into a comprehensive list of deliverables or milestones:
- Needs analysis report
- Instructional design report
- Deployment plan
- Development status report
- Course prototype
- Pilot offering attendance report
- elearning course
- Summative evaluation report
________________is a term that is inextricably linked to the Internet.
E-Learning