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       challenging; new        temporary; unique        new; challenging        unique; contemporary

       Initiating        Planning        Performing        Closing

       Project charter or request for proposal        Communication plan        Scope statement        Project milestones

Question 4. 4. (TCO A) a) If the project scope is increased, what are the likely steps that the project manager would take with regards to the other triple constraints? Why? (15 points) b) If the project schedule is relaxed or lengthened, what is the impact on quality?

Question 5. You are reaching the end of your graduate school program, and are planning a large party to celebrate your success! You have rented out the local forest preserve as the venue for your party. Applying your project management skills, you want to ensure you have everything planned out and you’ve asked your family and friends to be a part of your team to hold this party. At your party, you have made it clear to your team what you want to have delivered. After all, it’s your party—you can have whatever you want! Some of the key items you want at your party include graduation announcements; party invitations; live entertainment; games (for adults and for children); food; beverages; and convenience for all (parking, restroom facilities, etc.). a) To ensure you have a clear direction for your team, create a two-level WBS. Don’t forget to include your WBS numbering. b) In your WBS, how many work packages have been created?