Project Management

CHAPTER 2 PROJECT MANAGEMENT

ParthInstitute client portal

Page 18

Project Management

2.1 Project Management

Project management is defined as the planning, monitoring and control of all aspects of a project and the motivation of all those involved in it to achieve project objectives on time, and to the specified cost, quality and performance Project Management is required for:

Batter control Batter customer relations Shorter development times Lower Costs Higher quality and reliability Higher profit margins Sharper orientation toward results Better interdepartmental coordination Higher worker morale

Project Life Cycle: Collection of project phases Projects are divided into phases for better management and control Helps to define the processes for specific project product

ParthInstitute client portal

Page 19

Project Management

Different phases of project plan: Phase 1: learning duration of asp.net Phase 2. Requirement and specification gathering Phase 3. Database design Phase 4. Whole programming Phase 5. Testing and validation Phase 6. Code correction

ParthInstitute client portal

Page 20

Project Management
2.1.1 Project Development Approach

It means keeping project management simple and not getting bogged down in large unwieldy processes. It doesn't mean cutting corners. Good project management practice is still important, it's just about keeping it lean and mean. This with getting the basics right will help you deliver a successful project. Project management is the discipline of planning, organizing, securing and managing resources to bring about the successful completion of specific project goals and objectives. It is sometimes conflated with program management, however technically that is actually a higher level construction a group of related and somehow interdependent project. Following these basic principles:

Keep it simple Identify the audience. Who benefits? Deliver the plan. Follow the idea through to use.

ParthInstitute client portal

Page 21

Project Management

2.2.1 Roles and Responsibility

In project management approach, system is divided in different phases. Accordingly those phase all roles and responsibilities are allocated. System analyst divides those roles and responsibilities among other person like system designer, system developer etc. For doing this work system analysts have enough idea about the knowledge of each person who is responsible for particular job. These all information is gathered in advance so this task is performed well and right selection is made. In this website, I was selected for developing some portion of this website. From which I got knowledge about actual development work & how the organizations employees works with each other. During my internship, work with development team I got knowledge about Asp.net, Microsoft visual studio 2008. Microsoft SQL Server 2005.I am happy that I have been done my job well with help my project guides.

No
1 2

Team member
Mr. Hardik Trivedi Miss Poonam Gupta

Description
Project guide Developer

ParthInstitute client portal

Page 22

Project Management

System Requirement

2.2.2 Web server and Database server requirement (client & server)
Pentium Xeon or Higher. 4 GB RAM or Higher. Minimum 80 GB Bandwidth. Internet Connection with Minimum 2 Mbps Speed

2.2.3 Client Machine Requirement

Monitor (17 color) or Higher. 256 MB RAM or Higher. 20 GB HDD or Higher. 102 Keys (Serial / PS2) Keyboard.

ParthInstitute client portal

Page 23