Hello,Here are the instructions from the instructor on this assignment:Practical Exercise: Requirements Definition OverviewUp to this point in the project to develop the new inventory management system, you have been working with a series of practical exercise assignments related to the Planning Phase of the SDLC. Now it is time to begin working on the Analysis Phase.As you will recall from the previous module, before we can design and create a new information system, system analysts first begin working in the Analysis Phase by determining who the system users will be and how they will use the system.The first step in 'solving these riddles' is to conduct a Requirements Determination process, and then develop a Requirements Definition.You will use the data that you create in this Requirements Definition activity to create two Casual Format Use Cases in Module 4.RequirementsCreate a Requirements Definition utilizing Microsoft Word. Before you begin to work on this activity, refer to the Requirements Definition example in the textbook.Select this Requirements Definition Template (DOCX) and fill in the blank sections with hypothetical business data. When you evaluate the various requirements that might be present when developing the inventory management system, consider those that might be related to an aviation-related company.Submit your Requirements Definition data in a document that addresses the following:Functional RequirementsFunctional requirement #1 (TWO or more).Functional requirement #2 (TWO or more).Functional requirement #3 (TWO or more).Non-Functional RequirementsOperational requirements (TWO or more).Performance requirements (TWO or more).Security requirements (TWO or more).Cultural & Political requirements (TWO or more)Grading Rubic: MGMT 321 3.2 Practical Exercise Rubric MGMT 321 3.2 Practical Exercise Rubric Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Deliverable Requirements The percentage of the deliverable(s) that meet the assignment's requirements. 50.0 pts Excellent The deliverable(s) met ALL of the assignment's requirements. 45.0 pts Very Good The deliverable(s) met MOST of the assignment's requirements. 40.0 pts Satisfactory The deliverable(s) met MANY of the assignment's requirements. 35.0 pts Near Failing The deliverable(s) met SOME of the assignment's requirements. 0.0 pts Failing The deliverable(s) did NOT meet ANY of the assignment's requirements. 50.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Quality of Deliverable(s) The overall quality of the deliverable(s) with regard to the composition and detail. 25.0 pts Excellent The composition and detail of the deliverable(s) was at a VERY HIGH level. 21.0 pts Very Good The composition and detail of the deliverable(s) was at a HIGH level. 17.0 pts Satisfactory The composition and detail of the deliverable(s) was at a MODERATE level. 13.0 pts Near Failing The composition and detail of the deliverable(s) was at a LOW level. 0.0 pts Failing The composition and detail of the deliverable(s) was at an UNSATISFACTORY level. 25.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Accuracy of the Deliverable(s) The accuracy of the values presented in the deliverable(s). 25.0 pts Excellent ALL of the data in the deliverable(s) was accurate. 21.0 pts Very Good MOST of the data in the deliverable(s) was accurate. 17.0 pts Satisfactory MUCH of the data in the deliverable(s) was accurate. 13.0 pts Near Failing SOME of the data in the deliverable(s) was accurate. 0.0 pts Failing NONE of the data in the deliverable(s) was accurate. 25.0 pts Total Points: 100.0 Template is attached

In individual assignment 1C, you compared and contrasted project and operations works. Select one of these projects for this assignment. Note that you will use this project in your lab assignments for the remainder of the class. So make sure you understand the scope of the project. For now, here is what you need to do:1) Access Harvard ManageMentor: Project Management Tutorial, download the project charter template, and save it to your computer. The project charter template is located in the “Tools” folder on the right hand side of the tutorial web page.2) Complete the project charter worksheet and submit it to your instructor. You may earn up to 20 points for this assignment. The grading rubric is attached.Hint: Before attempting to complete the project charter, review ALL of your reading assignments. Particularly, make sure to cover the sections below from the HBSP Tutorial:Learn ModuleProject Management OverviewWhat is project management?Why is it important?What is the process?Overlapping tasks and activitiesIdentifying Project Needs and ObjectivesUncover the root of the problemBrainstorm alternativesKey idea: define project objectivesAlign objectivesUnderstanding Competing Demands and "Scope Creep"Balance competing demandsActivity: juggling demandsBeware of "scope creep"Activity: managing scope creepDefining Roles and ResponsibilitiesProject sponsorProject managerLeadership insight: clarify rolesProject team leaderProject team membersProject stakeholdersCreating a Project CharterElements of a project charterThe value of a project charterCommunicating the project charterNote that you may not have complete information about the project and/or the organization. You are welcome to use the free web to find additional information or stretch your imagination. When complete information is not available, it is okay to make assumptions. You can always revise these assumptions when more information becomes available. In other words, some of your information may be fictional. This assignment is due no later than Sunday of the FIFTH week of the class. Make sure to submit your assignment via the appropriate link. E-mail submission will be rejected.

For this assignment, you will present a draft of your signature assignment paper due in week 8. The purpose of this assignment is to gather feedback so that you can make improvements on your final submission. You are expected to present a complete paper that meets all of the original assignment criteria. For this assignment, choose a news story from the APA at http://www.apa.org/news/psycport/, or search the Internet to select a credible news article that reports on a specifictopic or issue from the field of psychology. In your critique explain the conclusions,implications and/or consequences of theinformation presented in the article. Speculate on the effect this information could have on real-world situations such as health care, political movements, economics, lifestyle, moral attitudes, and social belief systems, and support these assertions with specific evidence and detail from the article and what you learned in class. Do not:Do not merely summarize or quote the article. Be sure to select an article with some depth and substance so that you have enough material to evaluate. Do:Read, analyze, and synthesize with objectivity and focus.Write a critical consideration of thecurrent information available about the subject matter presented in the article.Briefly and purposefully, summarize andanalyze the article to create a unique and valuable piece of writing that evaluates current theories or work in thefield of psychology. Review the literature with a focus on the hypothesis or main idea, address any scientific research mentioned, and analyze the results or premises presented.Include the following in your critique:Identify and articulate thekey issue(s) in the article in a brief and pointed summary.Identifyinformation/evidence in thearticle that supports thepoint of view andconclusions presented in the article. Quote and paraphrase with internal APA citations.Identify background information relevant to the point of view and conclusions presented in the article. Use prior knowledge and you may use your course materials.Identify strengths and weaknesses of the findings and conclusions presented.Explore and evaluate theissue(s) relevance to real-world problems and solutions.Clarify your own position,perspective, or hypothesis on the ideas presented in the article.Explain the conclusions,implications, andconsequences of the article as it pertains to the field of psychology or the subject being addressed. Your critique should be between 5-7 pages long, in addition to a title page and reference page. Additional sources are not required, but you may choose to include them. You may reference your text. Use APA format to style your paper and to cite your sources. Your source(s) should be integrated into the paragraphs. Use internal citations pointing to evidence in the literature and supporting your ideas. You will need to include a reference page listing those sources.