NSA Capstone Project Report

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Project Name
NSA Capstone
Project Charter
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Prepared By: [insert name]
Date of Publication: [insert date]

Revision History
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Date
Author(s)
Revision Notes
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Table of Contents
Project Description 3
Project Objectives 3
Project Scope 4
In Scope: 4
Out of Scope: 4
Deliverables Produced: 4
Stakeholders: 5
Requirements: 5
Acceptance Criteria:Project Estimated Effort/Cost/Duration 5
Estimated Cost: 6
Estimated Effort Hours: 6
Estimated Duration: 6
Project Assumptions 7
Project Risks 7
Project
This section is where you clearly define the logical boundaries of your project. Scope statements are used to define what is within the boundaries of the project and what is outside those boundaries. Examples of areas that could be examined are data, processes, applications, or business areas. The following types of information can be helpful:
The types of deliverables that are in scope and out of scope (business requirements, current state assessment)
The major life-cycle processes that are in scope and out of scope (analysis, design, testing)
The types of data that are in scope and out of scope (financial, sales, employee)
The data sources (or databases) that are in scope and out of scope (billing, general ledger, payroll)
The organizations that are in scope and out of scope (human resources, manufacturing, vendors)
The major functionality that is in scope and out of scope (decision support, data entry, management reporting)
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The scope of this project includes and excludes the following items:
In
Stakeholder
How Are They Affected, or
How Are They Participating?

Requirements:
Project requirements essentially are the items the stakeholders want out of the project. These should be specific.
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Acceptance Criteria:
The criteria will indicate the degree of how the requirements will be accepted and approved.
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Project Estimated Effort/Cost/Duration
The estimated effort hours and project costs may be depicted in many ways, including by team members, by deliverable, by milestone, or by category (internal labor, external labor, travel, training, supplies, etc.). Also include a chart showing the project start date, major milestones, and end date. The deliverables included in this milestone chart should all be described in the scope deliverable section. (Remove this comment section from final document.)
Estimated Cost:

Estimated Effort Hours:

Estimated Duration:
Milestone
Projected Completion Date
Deliverable(s) Completed
Project Planning mm/dd/yy Project Charter
Schedule
Milestone 1