Unit II
Assignment
Course Project Proposal
For this assignment, you need to create a project proposal
based on a fictional project. Review the Unit II Lesson for additional insight
on the purpose of a project proposal and for assistance in compiling a project
proposal. You may base your project on one of the following topics or a topic
of your choice approved by your professor:
training seminar,
construction project,
department retreat,
new product development,
software development project, or
other.
When you create the proposal, you should take into account
the technical considerations, management considerations, and pricing
considerations. However, you do not necessarily need to include these within
your project proposal, as you will be performing a more extensive project later
in the course. As for now, follow the model of a simplified project proposal,
which will include the following sections:
Statement of Customer’s Needs: Communicate customer needs
that will be fulfilled through this project.
Assumptions: Identify and briefly explain all assumptions
associated with this project.
Project Scope: Explain the project using specific details as
it fulfills customer’s needs.
Deliverables: Include specific deliverables expected by the
completion of this project. This should include an analysis of the measures of
performance.
Resources: Identify resources necessary to complete this
project.
Schedule: Include a schedule that has real dates.
Price: Establish pricing strategies.
Risks: Identify the risks associated with the completion of
this project. This should include an explanation of risks and rationale for
continuing with this project. An analysis of the measures of performance
through a look at the context of triple constraint should be reviewed in the
risk section
Expected Benefits: Clearly identify the benefit to be
received by the completion of this project. This should include an analysis of
the measures of performance.
Your proposal should be a minimum of three pages in length,
and each section should be properly labeled using the subheadings above. If
another person were to read your proposal, he or she should know exactly what
is expected and what direction the project will take. This should be a general
document with the intent of providing more details on these sections during
Unit III and Unit VI.
Make sure you use appropriate APA-style writing and
citations as you create your proposal. Also, make sure that you use 12-point
Times New Roman font and that you double-space.
