Knowledge & Understanding:
MLO1: You will demonstrate your understanding of a range of theories and approaches to contemporary project management.
MLO2: You will engage with a range of professional project management techniques in order to apply knowledge to complex problems and identify appropriate and sustainable project management solutions.

Intellectual / Professional skills & abilities:
MLO3: You will develop the ability to apply a range of professional techniques and specialist project management software through practical exercises.

Personal Values Attributes (Global / Cultural awareness, Ethics, Curiosity):

MLO4: You will develop and reinforce the characteristics of a Northumbria graduate as you reflect on problems challenge conventional solutions and show innovation in applying concepts and theories to different project scenarios.
The essay should follow the structure below:

1. Introduction to the project (10%) – In this section, you need to provide the background of your organization and an overview of the project chosen. (MLO 1, 2, 4). Suggested length: 350 words

2. Project management concepts, theories, and approaches (20%) – In this section, you need to draw on academic and/or practitioner articles to discuss the concepts, theories, frameworks, or approaches you have selected to plan, develop, and manage your project. You need to provide overviews of the chosen concepts, theories, frameworks, or approaches, and explain why and how you apply them in your project. (MLO 1, 4). Suggested length: 650 words

3. Project management document package (40%) – In this section, you need to provide the project management document package you have developed. Attach these to your report as appendices. A full list of the required documents can be found in the assessment submission template. (MLO2, 3).
Since no text in addition to the documents (appendices) is required, this section does not count towards the overall length of the report

4. Critical appraisal of project management documents (30%) – In this section, you need to critically appraise FOUR of the project management documents you have developed. The appraisal should be specific and contextualized. Arguments should be built on the characteristics of the
Project, project team, and/or your organization. (MLO 2, 3). Suggested length: 1000 words.