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M2A1 Milestone One: Team Charter and Concept Summary
For this milestone, the Team will submit the Team Charter and Concept Summary for the project.
The best performing teams often have one or two administrative leaders and a strong supporting cast. An administrative leader is someone who organizes the scheduling of meetings, deliverables, follow-up, etc. Every team member should contribute content to the project. The team should challenge each other throughout the project in an assertive, yet professional way. The team should hold each other accountable for meeting deadlines and completing their sections successfully. Do not wait until the week of the first deadline to begin substantive research and work on the project. Do not break up the project into sections to be finalized and completed individually, but complete individual research and approve each section critically as a team. Actively seek clarification of your project requirements from the instructor. Your goal is to deliver the best project possible. For specific guidelines on the team project expectations and instructions, review the BUS 506 Team Charter Guidelines
Download BUS 506 Team Charter Guidelines
and the BUS 506 Team Project Instructions
Download BUS 506 Team Project Instructions
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PROMPT
The Team Charter is designed by the team members, should be a 1-2 page double-spaced document using 12 pt. Times New Roman font. Use APA formatting.
Tasks:
The Team Charter is designed by the team members, should be a 1-2 page double-spaced document using 12 pt. Times New Roman font. Use APA formatting. The agreement should include:
Team goal: What do you hope to accomplish as a team this semester?
Team procedures for meetings, communication and completing work
Calendar for completing work
Process for resolving conflict: What steps will be taken if there are management disagreements or member is not contributing/participating?
The Concept Summary should be submitted as 2-3 PowerPoint Slides. Include comprehensive speaker notes to build a clear and complete picture of your team concept. Use APA formatting to cite any work used to support your summary. The Concept Summary should include:
The first component of the summary should be a high level overview of your product or service. You should include a photo or graphic of your concept. This is your only opportunity throughout the project to describe your concept. Use speaker notes to provide a complete picture of the Team’s concept.
What are the key features, attributes and benefits of your product or service? If your concept is a product, include product specifications, colors, sizes, etc. If there is a software or computer application component to your concept, list the functionality. Use speaker notes to provide a complete picture of the Team’s concept.
Compose your work in a .doc or .docx file type using a word processor (such as Microsoft Word, etc.) and save it frequently to your computer. For those assignments that are not written essays and require uploading images or PowerPoint slides, please follow uploading guidelines provided by your instructor.
Check your work and correct any spelling or grammatical errors. When you are ready to submit your work, click “Submit Assignment” in the upper right corner. Click on “Browse,” browse your computer, and select your file. Click “Open” and verify the correct file name has appeared next to the Browse button. Enter your comments, if any, in the Comments area. Click on “Submit Assignment.”
Evaluation
This assignment will be graded using the rubric displayed below. Please review this rubric prior to beginning your work. You can also access the rubric on the Course Rubrics page within the Start Here module. This assignment is worth 10% of your final course grade.
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Rubric
M2A1 Rubric
M2A1 Rubric
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40 pts |
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40 pts |
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10 pts |
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10 pts |
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Total Points: 100 |
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40 pts Level 4 Descriptor The team described concisely their goal; procedures for meetings, communication and completing work; provided a detailed calendar for completing work; and clearly explained the group process for resolving conflict. |
32 pts Level 3 Descriptor The team described their goal; determined team procedures for meetings, communication and completing work, provided a calendar for completing work and a process for resolving conflict. However, the team performance agreement included irrelevant details and/or insufficient details necessary to build a clear and complete picture of the team performance agreement. |
24 pts Level 2 Descriptor The team described their goal; with vague references to the team procedures for meetings, communication and completing work. The document has important and required details that are vague or missing. |
0 pts Level 1 Descriptor There is no description of the team charter. |
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This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Concept Summary Description of Product/Service |
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40 pts Level 4 Descriptor The key features, attributes, and benefits of the product or service are described concisely, including a graphic or photo, as well as product specifications to build a clear and complete picture of the concept. |
32 pts Level 3 Descriptor The key features, attributes, and benefits of the product or service are described, including a graphic or photo as well as product specifications; however, it may include irrelevant details and/or insufficient details necessary to build a clear and complete picture of the concept. |
24 pts Level 2 Descriptor The key features, attributes, and benefits of the product or service are briefly described with vague references to the concept, but important details are vague or missing. |
0 pts Level 1 Descriptor There is no description of the product or service chosen or a description of the key features, attributes, or benefits of the product or service. |
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This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Quality of Presentation |
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10 pts Level 4 Descriptor The content of the presentation is well organized and easy to follow. The layout is professionally designed with a creative flair; font formats, theme, and color schemes are carefully selected; headings/subheadings are used properly, all of which make it easy for the audience to follow and identify key information. |
8 pts Level 3 Descriptor The content of the presentation is clear and easy to follow once the organization of information was realized. These problems and errors, however, are not serious enough to distract the audience. The layout structure, fonts, theme, and color scheme are generally designed in a professional manner, making it easy for the audience to follow and identify key information. Some minor formatting errors are present, but are not serious enough to distract the reader. |
6 pts Level 2 Descriptor The content of the presentation is difficult to follow. Although information is provided, it is unclear how the information is organized. The organization of material should be reconsidered, and more details should be added. The layout is not well-structured; fonts, themes, and color scheme selections are distracting; the use of heading/subheading is misleading. While the content is readable, it is difficult to follow and identify key information in the content. |
0 pts Level 1 Descriptor The content of the presentation is incomplete and/or confusing; fonts are poorly formatted; themes and color schemes are poorly selected; improper use of heading/subheading, makes it very difficult to read the content. |
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This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Writing Quality/APA Style |
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10 pts Level 4 Descriptor The writing skillfully communicates the message(s) and the language flows seamlessly throughout; there are minimal problems with spelling, punctuation, and grammar; APA style guidelines are followed accurately. |
8 pts Level 3 Descriptor There are few problems with organization, clarity or conventions that should have been fixed. APA style guidelines are followed, with only minor errors. Problems and errors are not serious enough to distract the reader. |
6 pts Level 2 Descriptor Numerous mechanical errors are distracting; and organization of ideas are lacking, but not enough to interfere with meaning. APA style guidelines are attempted, with major errors. |
0 pts Level 1 Descriptor Frequent problems with organization, clarity and/or conventions make the paper hard to read. APA style guidelines are not adhered to, which increases the risk of plagiarism |