Project Management Plan Baselines [WLOs: 1, 2] [CLOs: 1, 2]    Watch this video with Dr. McKay II, Associate Faculty of   MBA, discussing part one of the assignment.   Transcript Download Transcript    Watch this video with Dr. McKay II, Associate Faculty of   MBA, discussing part two of the assignment.   Transcript Download Transcript    Watch this video with Dr. McKay II, Associate Faculty of   MBA, discussing part three of the assignment.   Transcript Download Transcript Prior to beginning work on this assignment, Read Chapter 10 from the course textbook, Contemporary Project Management. Review Chapters 7 and 8 from the course textbook, Contemporary Project Management Download ProjectLibre to your computer: Open the web page, ProjectLibre (Links to an external site.). Notice the Download button under the heading, ProjectLibre. Select this button. Follow the three steps to download ProjectLibre to your computer. Note: Sometimes you will be asked for information such as your email address. You can ignore or close these pop-ups. You do not need to register to use ProjectLibre. Watch the ProjectLibre Demo (Links to an external site.). In this assignment, you will create a project management plan (PMP) baseline, which includes a scope (including a WBS), a project schedule, and a project budget. This assignment will be divided into four major elements, along with their individual elements. For your assignment, Develop the scope document in MS Word. The scope document should: Create a scope description consistent with the authority granted in the project charter. List the project deliverables that will enable resolution of the current problems in the current logistics operation. Outline the acceptance criteria for each deliverable. Establish the project’s limitations or boundaries. Summarize the change control process that will be used during the project. Create an indented WBS for five to 10 intermediate tasks using ProjectLibre. Include within each intermediate task two to three sub tasks. Review the ProjectLibre Demo (Links to an external site.) video for additional help using ProjectLibre. Note: Save your WBS in ProjectLibre. Develop a project schedule using the WBS you have already created as the starting point. This should be completed using ProjectLibre. The project will start February of Year 0, and should finish in December. Note: Save your project schedule, including the Gantt chart, in ProjectLibre. The project schedule should: Start on February 1st and complete before December 31st of the year you are taking this class. That will be Year 0. Identify the precursor activities as necessary. Sequence the activities. Indicate a single start and end date for each task. Create a project budget. You may create the budget in ProjectLibre or in MS Excel. If you choose MS Excel: Copy your work in ProjectLibre to MS Excel: Put the cursor in the upper-left box to darken all the columns, use “CTRL C” to copy the ProjectLibre content, and then paste into MS Excel. Add another column for budget. Assign a budget to each task. You have full discretion to develop the budget subject to the following guidelines: The total budget may not exceed $100,000. Each task must be assigned a budget. If you choose ProjectLibre: You have full discretion to develop the budget subject to the following guidelines: The total budget may not exceed $100,000. Each task must be assigned a budget. OUTLINE  Title:  Project Management Plan Baselines  Thesis: A designed project management plan baseline for a bakery business  Scope descriptionReferences  Definition of the businessThe project objectivesTeam members of the organization      II.Project deliverables  III.Projects acceptance criteria  IV.Projects’ limitation and boundaries  V.The conclusion from the Project Libre software Project libre seperate file  https://youtu.be/9xwR4JCBaIU

Not all EBP projects result in statistically significant results. Define clinical significance, and explain the difference between clinical and statistical significance. How can you use clinical significance to support positive outcomes in your project?