Scenario: Project closure and completion are often overlooked in the project life cycle. Project managers are required to properly close out projects, obtaining final approval and acceptance of the delivery of scope from the sponsor. In addition, holding separate lessons learned meeting provides an opportunity to identify and share knowledge gained during a project. Part I: Update project schedule For this assessment, you will finalize the results of the project schedule and Gantt chart you created in Unit 5 and updated in Unit 8. The changes captured will be used to create a project closure report. Part II - Project Closure Report Out Based on the results of your project, use the Project Closure Report template to complete the project closure report. Make sure all sections are completed and reflect the results of your project, be sure to include the following components: Final project summary, including revised scope (if applicable) Summary of project schedule (initial vs. actual) Costs (initial vs. actual) Project outcomes (initial vs. actual goals) Communication strategy and methods Lessons learned and learning outcomes