Project Charter

Using A’s Project Charter

PROJECT CHARTER
A Project Charter Signifies The Literal Initialization Of A Project

Project Charter

A Project Charter is made of

Project Charter

• Project Purpose
• Project Goals
• Project Description
• Requirements
• Milestones
• Budget
• Assumptions

Scope Statement

• Scope Highlights
• Project Objective
• Acceptance Criteria
• Key Deliverables
• Time and Cost Estimates
• Exclusion From Scope
• Constraints

Work Breakdown Structure

• Major Deliverables
• Tasking

Schedule

• Sequence Tasks
• Tasking Estimate
• Critical Path
• Milestones

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Some terminology is here:

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Project Charter
A project charter signifies the initialization of a project.

Project Purpose
A project’s purpose is always, firstly, the purpose of A’s. The purpose which is described in a Project Charter defines the expected state of the system after the project is completed.

Project Goals
Project Goals should identify and inventory measurable qualities of end state.

Project Description
Use Project Description for narrative-based explanation and any further rounding out of the project definition.

Requirements
Requirements should set a standard of development, e.g. SLA.

Milestones
Points in the project plan which indicate notable progress. These can be can be can be converted a checklist.

Budget
Use Budget to place a limit on time resource and place a limit on financial resource. Any finite resource may be budgeted here.