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IPEMC
initiating
planning
executing
monitoring & controlling
Closing
Initiating
business case, project charter, identify stakeholders
planning
scope, schedule budget, risk management, communications, WBS (work breakdown schedule)
executing
complete the work, manage the team, communicate
monitoring and controlling
track progress, manage changes, risks, quality, scope, and cost
closing
final acceptance, lessons learned, archive documentation
acronym for ipemc
I plan on eating mexican cuisine
business case
why should the project happen
project charter
officially authorizes the project
statement of work (SOW)
what work will be performed
work breakdown structure (wbs)
breaks work into manageable pieces
risk register
tracks risks, probability, impact and responses
issue log
problems that are happening now
lessons learned
completed at the end for future projectss
Scope creep
uncontrolled additions
gold plating
team adds features nobody requested
prevent creep and gold plating with
change control
Change request process
identify change
document the request
analyze impact (cost, scope, schedule, risk)
review by change control board
approve or reject
update project documents
implement if approved
change Request Process1
identify change
change Request Process2
document the request
change Request Process3
analyze impact
change Request Process4
review by ccb
change Request Process5
approve or reject
change Request Process6
update project documents
change Request Process7
implement if approved
Risk responses negative
avoid
mitigate
transfer
accept
Risk responses positive
exploit
enhance
share
accept
gantt chart
timeline
network diagram
dependencies and critical path
raci matrix
responsible
accountable
consulted
informed
Leadership Styles Democratic
team input
Leadership Styles autocratic
leader decides
Leadership Styles laissez-faire
hands-off approach
Leadership Styles Servant leader
supports the team
Agile
iterative
customer feedback throughout
adapts to change
waterfall
sequential
requirements fixed
documentation heavy
quality assurance
prevents defects
quality control
finds defects