SOLUTION: Create a project charter: • Provide a written project description outlining what you are trying to accomplish. • Include the information recommended by the course required readings. • See the attached templates for additional details. You do not have to use these exact templates. Add or remove sections based on the nature of your project.

Last week, you finalized a project idea with your instructor. This week’s assignment requires you to create a project charter as part of your Course Project.

Instructions:

Create a project charter:

• Provide a written project description outlining what you are trying to accomplish.

• Include the information recommended by the course required readings.

• See the attached templates for additional details. You do not have to use these exact templates. Add or remove sections based on the nature of your project.

Remember this is a high- level document to initiate your project. Specifics of project activities will be provided later.

Requirements:

• Submit a Word or Excel document.

Be sure to read the criteria by which your work will be evaluated before you write and again after you write.

Evaluation Rubric for Creating a Project Charter Assignment

Criteria	Exemplary	Proficient	Needs	Deficient
			Improvement
	25 points	20 – 24 points	15 – 19 points	0 – 14 points
Project	Description	Description	Description	Description is
Description	provides	provide project	provides some	missing or
	complete details	details; missing	project details;	inadequate.
	of the project.	some minor	missing key
		element(s).	elements.

	50 points	40 – 49 points	30 – 39 points	0 – 29 points
Project	Well written and	Well written and	Provides some of	Information is
Information	clearly organized	clearly organized	the	missing or does
	providing all	providing most	recommended	not address
	recommended	recommended	elements.	recommended
	elements.	elements.		elements.

	25 points	20 – 24 points	15 – 19 points	0 – 14 points
Clear and	Writing and	Few errors that	Significant errors	Errors impede
Professional	format are clear,	do not impede	that do not	professional
Writing	professional, and	professional	impede	presentation;
	error free.	presentation.	professional	guidelines not
			presentation.	followed.

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