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1. Project plan
2. Project schedule
3. Risk analysis
4. Milestone
5. Deliverable

• The project plan sets out the resources available to the project, the work breakdown and a schedule
for carrying out the work.

• Project schedule shows the dependencies between activities, the estimated time required to reach each
milestone and the allocation of people to activities.

• Risk analysis describes possible project risks, the likelihood of these risks arising and the risk
reduction strategies that are proposed.

• Milestone is a recognizable end-point of a software process activity. At each milestone, there should
be a formal output, such as a report, that can be presented to management.

• A deliverable is a project result that is delivered to the customer. It is usually delivered at the end of
some major project phase such as specification or design.

1. Three types of professionals in a psychological study of motivation

Task-oriented people, Task-oriented people and Interaction-oriented people
2. The factors that influence group working
Group composition, Group cohesiveness, Group communications and Group organization
3. Two advantages of a cohesive group
A group quality standard can be developed and Group members work closely together
4. Two problems in cohesive group
Irrational resistance to a leadership change and Groupthink
5. The most important environmental factors
Privacy, Outside awareness and Personalization