project management U3 Flashcards

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project management definition?

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the process of leading a team to achieve specific goals and objectives within a set timeline, budget, and resources.
Involving planning, organizing, executing tasks, monitoring progress, and making adjustments as necessary, to ensure successful completion of the project.

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what is structured approach?

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  • managing the project in a logical, organised way, following defined steps
  • tasks broken down into manageable stages, to allow monitoring of resources and timelines
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structured approach advantages?

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  • defined structure
  • clear roles and responsibilities
  • better time management
  • clarity
  • quality, budget control
  • risk management
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structured approach disadvantages

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  • client unable to give feedback
  • time needed for planning
  • inflexibility
  • high costs
  • lack of innovation
  • slow implementation
  • reliance on documentation
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when to use structured approach?

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  • determined time limit
  • terms and requirements well established and clear
  • forward planning essential
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what is prototype approach?

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  • involves creating a model of something and modifying/developing it in consultation with the client. This gives everyone an ability to visualize the product for feedback and troubleshooting during production.
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advantages of prototype approach?

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  • quicker user feedback
  • missing features can be identified
  • quickly implemented feedback
  • errors detected earlier
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disadvantages of prototype approach?

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  • increase complexity of approach
  • limited functionality
  • higher costs
  • risk of rejection
  • confuse between prototype and final product
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when to use prototype approach?

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  • when product requires lots of user interaction (e.g. websites)
  • when requirements are not well defined or subject to change
  • short amounts of time
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what is a storyboard?

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  • detailed visual representations of individual pages or scenes
  • showcasing layout, features, design
  • includes sketches and annotations
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what is a sitemap?

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  • is a model of a websites content, designed to help both users and search engines navigate the site
  • can be hierarchal list of pages or chart
  • serves as a roadmap that outlines the structure, provides clear overview
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what is a flow chart?

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  • used to communicate steps of design process
  • illustrates sequence of tasks within a project
  • may be used to show sequence of getting to specific content (A to B)
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what is a gantt chart?

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  • used to illustrate time frames
  • breaks projects into tasks, and assigned times
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what is project management software?

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  • used to collaborate with team members in real time
  • project planning, scheduling, resource allocation
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