Certified Project Manager

3. Action Plan & Execution: A detailed description of your action plan.

4. Information Gathering: A detailed description of the methodology you

used for gathering information.

5. Information Analysis: A description of how you evaluated the

information you gathered along with a clear method for reporting and
displaying the information.

6. Project Results: A discussion of definable outcomes or results of the

project, i.e., did your project accomplish your desired purpose or goals? If
not, what did you learn from doing this project?

7. Benefits to Agency, Organization or Work Unit: A detailed explanation

of the direct or potential benefits to the agency, organization work unit.
What was (or could be) the impact of your project? Did change occur?
Describe at least three ways in which the project will benefit your
organization. If possible, include a description of actual financial benefits.

8. Benefits to You Personally: A discussion of the benefits of your project

to you personally. What did you learn about yourself? How did you
grow or change? In retrospect, what would you have done differently?
What will you do differently in the future as a result of your project?

9. OCPM Workshop Knowledge, Theories, Models, Principles or

Techniques: A discussion of the workshop knowledge, theories, models,
principles or techniques that you used in your project and why this
information was applicable to your project. You must refer to a minimum
of three theories, models, principles or techniques learned in OCPM
courses and write at least one substantive paragraph on each describing
how you applied that particular knowledge to your project design and
implementation.

Revised June 2004

OCPM

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