Project Charter Draft
Habitat for Humanity: Construct an affordable home in the Belle Glade area
Make a reasonable assumption about the project cost
Provide a scope statement (what’s in / what’s out)
Provide a business needs statement / project justification (why is this project being undertaken?)
Include any high-level, key assumptions, risks, and constraints (besides the Triple Constraint, which you’re already including)
Don’t limit yourself to the above items–what else should a good project charter include?
PBSC has hired your consulting business to create a comprehensive project plan for a fixed price (say, $5000). You’ll present your comprehensive project plan, including your group research paper, at the end of the semester. Your total project budget will include all the costs that will be incurred AFTER you graduate–all costs until the project’s finish date. You will include all labor costs and material costs. For the project charter, you’ll have to guess at what those costs will be. Later, you’ll prepare a much more refined project budget.
