Презентация на тему Информатика_Introduction to project preparation and planning (9 класс)

- Объем
Obtain - Получать
Major - Главный
Deliverables –

Ожидаемые результаты
Milestone – Рубеж
Contribute – Способствовать
Provide – Предоставлять
Extensive – Обширный
Deadline – Крайний срок
Outline – Контур
Duration - Продолжительность

of the lesson: to formulate a problem for the

project, to draw up a plan of work on the project

plan solving a problem by project approach;
- get information

how to write a project plan in 8 simple steps

process of establishing the scope, defining the objectives and

steps to obtain them. It is one of the most important of the processes that make up project management. The output of the project planning process is a project management plan.

SIMPLE STEPS:
Step One: Understand the scope and value

of your project plan
- What are the major deliverables? - Who is on the project team and what role will they play in those deliverables? - When will the team meet milestones, and when will other members of the team play a role in contributing to or providing feedback on those deliverables?
Step Two: Conduct extensive research
Step Three: Ask the tough questions
- Has your team discussed how you will gather feedback? - What is the project deadline? - How did it go?
Step Four: Create your project plan outline
- Deliverables and the tasks taken to create them - Timeframes associated with tasks - Ideas on resources needed for tasks
Step Five: Talk with your team - Starting a project must begin with clear communication of the project goals and the effort required to meet them.
Step Six: Write your full project plan
Step Seven: Publish your plan
- Ask someone on your team to review it It'll take someone 10 minutes and you'll have peace of mind
Step Eight: Share your plan with the team and make sure they read it!
- Use some formatting skills to make tasks durations, milestones and dates are crystal clear.

important?
2. What is the difference between teamwork and

self-work while making a project?
3. How would end project without any plans?
4. What is more important to have a plan or to have an aim?