A Project Charter should contain the following: Select one: a. Title, description, objective, assumptions and customer supplied items b. Title, objective, statement of work and due date c. Title, objective, benefits and constraints d. Title, description, schedule and budget

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Megan Barr

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5 November, 03:21

A Project Charter should contain the following: Select one: a. Title, description, objective, assumptions and customer supplied items b. Title, objective, statement of work and due date c. Title, objective, benefits and constraints d. Title, description, schedule and budget

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Ronald Myers · Answer 1

A) Title, description, objective, assumptions and customer supplied items

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A project charter is an official document that acknowledges that a project exists, and it is given to the project manager by the project sponsor basically authorizing the beginning of the project. It should include:

project title goals and objectives description and statement key project deliverables key milestones stakeholders constraints and risks cost estimates name of the sponsors, authority levels, manager