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Final Case Analysis PRM600 Student Learning Objectives (SLO) for PRM600 Final Case Analysis The student is expected to be able to do the following: 1. Apply key project management terms 2. Analyz... e the environment in which projects operate 3. Describe a generalized view of how the various project management processes commonly interact 4. Identify project integration, scope, time, cost, quality, human resource, communications, risk, and procurement management process inputs, tools and techniques, and outputs 5. Identify lifecycle phases appropriate to a project 6. Analyze stakeholder needs and expectations . Instructions: 1. Please review the Case Analysis scenario for this Case Analysis (included below). This is a different scenario than the one used for earlier. 2. Answer five (5) of the six questions for a total of 75 points. Each of the five questions that you answer is worth up to 15 points. Please turn in the Case Analysis on time for a total of 75 points possible. 3. You may use your notes and your books and the templates. You should not look at the Web or outside sources. The sources used to develop the questions were the PMBOK® Guide (PMI, 2013) and Schwalbe (2015). 4. Both textbooks were used in writing the Case Analysis. Paraphrase concepts from both authors to support your statements. One point will be deducted for every instance of copying a source without using appropriate citation, so use quote marks for words copied exactly and paraphrase well. If you are using an e-book, Chapter and Section numbers are required for direct quotes, (instead of page numbers). 5. Use Single or 1.5 spacing. Please submit a Word document, not a PDF. It makes it easier for me to provide feedback. Most students write about one half page single-spaced for each question or a little more. 6. Based on this case study, please answer each question briefly, but use critical thinking to support your answers. Your answers should have accuracy, clarity, depth and significance and support. A grading rubric is provided for you. [Show More]

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