Tasks: 1. Create a Project Plan or a Sprint Plan for the Global Treps project. Estimate task durations and reflect dependencies. Your schedule should reflect the six-months project goal. 2. Identify at least five milestones for the Global Treps project. Write a paragraph describing each milestone using the SMART criteria. Discuss how these milestones might add activities to the Gantt chart. Since milestones have no duration, you must have tasks that will lead to completing them. 3. Identify the resourcing plan (how many people with specific skills will work on each activity).Acceptdonation rstargeted organizations wishing to hostan event (similarto the popular DonorsChoose.org site, where people can fundteachers' requests) *Acceptideas for needed new products or services . Provide the ability for organizations to create their custom site to solicit local participants and sharks, accept applications, and promote the winners aswell aslosers. Note that you decided not to include the idea of providing an online version of the eventas part of the initial project, as yoursponsor and team agreed that physical events would be most effective. Youhave also decided to limitthe scope ofyourfirst project to provide the ability for 20 organizations to create their custom websites. Your team members will screen the organizations and assist people in using the site to plan their events. You plan to hold four shark tank-like events within four months, using your team members abroad to helporganize and run those events, plus one at your college. Yoursemester hasjust started, soyou plan to hold your event atthe end of the term. The project will fund refreshments forthe events and prizes for the winners, witha budget of $ 1,000 for each event. Youdon't think you'll get any donations via the new website before these events, but you'll try to have it setupto acceptdonations bythe lastmonth. You will create short videos to show people how to use the site and provide suggestions for holding the events. After testing the site and getting customer feedback, you will make changes and document recommendations for a follow-on project. You would also buy a new laptop and internetaccess foryour three team members a broad sothat they could share information with their contacts in those countries. You and Dr. K. want to attend all the events aspart of the project, and you mightinclude a fullHomework #1: Requirements Definition and RTM Case Study You have been selected as the project managerfor the Global Treps project. You helped run a local shark tank like event atyour college last year as part of a class project, so you have a generalidea of what is involved. The schedule goal is six months, and the budget is $ 120,000. Your favorite professor, Dr. K., and a few of herassociates have agreed to fund the project. Your strengths are your organizational and leadership skills. You are a senior, live on-campus, and get free room and board by beinga resident assistantin yourdorm. Bobby, a computerwhiz who funded a lot of his college expenses by building websites, will beyour maintechnical guyon the project. He goes to your college and lives off- campus. Three other people will form your core project team: Kim, a new college grad now working fora non-profit group in Vietnam; Ashok, a businessstudent in India, and Alfreda, a student in the U.S. planning tovisit her hometown in Ethiopia for two months in a few months. You will hold most meetings virtually, but you can meetface-to-face with Bobby and Dr. K. as needed. You have all known each other for at leasta year and are excited to make this project a success. You and your team members will do the workpart-time while you finish school orwork atother jobs, but you can use upto$50,000 total to payyourselves. Youestimate that you will need another $ 30,000 for travel expenses, $20,000 for hardware and software, and the other $ 20,000 will go toward organizing events, consultants, legal/business fees, etc. Your goal is to develop a fully functioning website and test it by holding four events in four different countries. You'll make improvements to the site after those events, develop plans to scale itup, and recommend how to transition the project results intoa successful business. This system would include the following capabilities: *Provide guidelines and templates forrunning a shark tank-type event