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1. T/F. All project activities should be concerned with meeting the goals of the project.

2. Requirements are the ______________ of the deliverables that must be met in order to satisfy the needs of the project.

3. You'll use many of the same characteristics when writing goals and documenting deliverables. Which of the following does not apply to both goals and deliverables?

A. Specific

B. Measurable

C. Realistic

D. Time bound

4.___________ are the lowest common denominator when defining deliverables and can't be broken down any further.

Lab Exercise - Worth 3 Marks (answer should be under 2 short paragraph)

Discuss the importance of documenting goals for the project using the SMART formula.

Describe the difference between deliverables and requirements. What process will you use to discover requirements for your next project?

Discuss the role of the business analyst and the project manager, how they differ, and why they need to collaborate.

Discuss the process your organization uses to document requirements. What works well, what doesn't work well?

Project Office Move*

Assume your next project is managing an upcoming office move for your organization. Your company is a small software development firm that writes software for the banking industry. A large part of the 800 employees are customer service coordinators and answer phone calls and chat sessions from customers with questions about the software. You are moving approximately 15 miles from your current location and the move must be completed by August 31^st. (Assume today is Feb 1^st). The budget for the project is $25,000. There are 800 people moving including all of their office computers, office furniture, files, printers, and so on. There is a data center in your building that also must move. The company president has stated that he wants minimal disruption in service during the move. Write a goal statement for the project and document a high-level list of deliverables.

*You may need to make up some facts or assumptions regarding this project to complete this assignment. Incorporate your facts and assumptions into your goal statement and deliverables list.