Project Management Concepts

Front

Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)

Back

A hierarchical decomposition of the total scope of work into manageable sections to ensure project completion.

Front

How to create a WBS

Back

Identify major deliverables, break them into smaller tasks, and organize them in a structured format.

Front

Requirement Matrix

Back

A document that tracks requirements, their sources, priority, and status throughout the project lifecycle.

Front

Requirement Gathering Methods

Back

Interviews, surveys, focus groups, prototyping, observation, and document analysis.

Front

Developing WBS Approaches

Back

Top-down, bottom-up, and mind mapping.

Front

Project Schedule Management Plan Steps

Back

Define activities, sequence them, estimate resources and durations, develop the schedule, and monitor it.

Front

Critical Path Definition

Back

The longest path of dependent tasks determining the shortest project duration.

Front

Critical Path Calculation

Back

Identify all paths in the project schedule and determine which one has the longest duration.

Front

Project Milestones Definition

Back

Significant points or events in a project timeline.

Front

Project Milestones Usage

Back

To track progress and ensure timely completion of key phases.