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    The document discusses the project management life cycle and different models for it. It notes that the project life cycle typically involves initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and control, and closure phases. It also discusses several specific models for the project life cycle from sources like the PMBOK Guide, Dennis Rondinelli, the University of California, and an unnamed source.

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    The document discusses the project management life cycle and different models for it. It notes that the project life cycle typically involves initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and control, and closure phases. It also discusses several specific models for the project life cycle from sources like the PMBOK Guide, Dennis Rondinelli, the University of California, and an unnamed source.

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    the series of phases that a project


    passes through from its initiation
    to its closure.

    Ref: Project Management Body of
    Knowledge PMBOK Guide5th
    Edition
    Ref: Project Management Body of
    Knowledge PMBOK Guide5th
    Edition
    Also known as fully-plan driven
    the scope, and the time and cost
    required to deliver the scope, are
    determined as early in the project
    life cycle as practically possible.
    Ref: Project Management Body of
    Knowledge PMBOK Guide5th
    Edition
    Ref: Project Management Body of
    Knowledge PMBOK Guide5th
    Edition
    Generally preferred when the
    product to be delivered is well
    understood, there is a substantial
    base of industry practice, or a
    product is required to be
    delivered in full to have value to
    stakeholder groups.

    Ref: Project Management Body of
    Knowledge PMBOK Guide5th
    Edition

    Waterfall
    Prototyping
    Rapid Application Development

    Ref: Project Management Body of
    Knowledge PMBOK Guide5th
    Edition
    Project Management For Educational Systems
    Dennis Rondinelli
    Points out that project planning is
    assuming a increasingly important
    role in public administration of
    developing countries.
    Explains that an analysis of the
    project life cycle is helpful for two
    reasons:

    The cycle provide an overview of
    tasks performed by a diversity of
    organizations, each considered
    essential to a projects success.

    Project Management For Educational Systems
    1. Project identification
    and definition
    2. Project formulation,
    preparation and
    feasibility analysis
    3. Project Design
    4. Project Appraisal
    5. Project Selection,
    negotiation and
    approval
    6. Project activation
    and organization
    7. Project
    Implementation and
    operation
    8. Project Supervision
    9. Project Completion
    or termination
    10. Output Diffusion
    and transition to
    normal administration
    11. Project Evaluation
    12. Follow-up analysis
    and action
    Project Management For Educational Systems
    The University of California identified the
    project life cycle as:
    Phase I: Conception or Identification.
    Phase II: Definition or analysis.
    Phase III: Design and development
    stage.
    Phase IV: Implementation or
    construction stage.
    Phase V:Operation and evaluation stage.
    Project Management For Educational Systems
    Describes the project management
    life cycle as:
    Phase I: Pre-Project Development
    Phase II: Project Development
    Phase III: Project Implementation
    Phase IV: Project Evaluation
    Project Management For Educational Systems

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