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Project Management Essentials

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Project Management Essentials
 

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Project Management EssentialsOnline version

Key PM terms for practice

by Derrick
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The extent and boundaries of the project deliverables.

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Plan of tasks with start and finish dates.

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Potential events that could affect objectives, with probability and impact.

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Key event marking progress or phase completion.

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Approved financial plan outlining costs.

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A type of chart showing task timing and dependencies.

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Person or group with interest or involvement in the project.

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project management approach that combines adaptive and predictive methods.

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the document that authorizes work on the project to begin.

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project management approach that requires predetermined paths to completion.

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the final stage of the project lifecycle

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Extent of work planned for a project.

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Possible event that could affect objectives.

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Person or group with an interest in the project's outcome.

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Timeline of activities and milestones.

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Approved financial plan for the project.

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Degree to which outcomes meet requirements.

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Significant point or event in a project timeline.

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type of project approach for iterative sprints and rapid prototyping; another term for adaptive approach

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project approach that follows a critical path to completion

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another term for predictive approach; follows strict sequence of events to completion

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Phase for defining objectives and feasibility.

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Process of defining tasks, timelines, and resources.

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Carrying out the plan to deliver results.

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Tracking progress and performance against plan.

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Formal completion and review of the project.

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Boundaries and deliverables of the project.

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Individuals or groups affected by project outcomes.

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Potential events that could impact objectives.

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the stakeholders who are actually completing the work during the execution phase

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the stakeholder role responsible for planning, organizing, and maintaining the scope-budget-and schedule of a project lifecycle

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tangible or measurable output of a project.

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unauthorized or uncontrolled expansion of requirements.

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formal document outlining objectives and authority to proceed.

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adding extra features beyond what is required.

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any person or group affected by the project.

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principles guiding professional conduct and decisions.

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a significant checkpoint in the project timeline.

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period meeting for project manager to review project status and monitor the project during execution

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an external business used to supply goods being used as project resources

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the process of obtaining goods and services required for project activites

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Approved financial plan for a project.

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Relationships where tasks rely on others before starting.

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Current phase or condition of the project.

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Iterative, flexible project approach emphasizing collaboration.

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Linear, sequential process with distinct phases.

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Plan-driven approach focusing on upfront estimates.

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Flexible method adjusting to changing conditions.

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adding extra features and work to a project without request

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when project requirements change or grow after execution begins

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businesses that we would use to buy supplies from to complete our project deliverables

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a result of project activities at the request of client

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