Chapter 3 of 8 · 3 practices · 3 min · 3-question quiz
Write the problem statement and objectives
The problem statement and objectives are what the committee reads first and what you are judged against at the end. Make them specific and testable.
Start: Write the problem statement as one tight paragraph3 practices in this chapter
- 1Write the problem statement as one tight paragraphA strong problem statement answers four questions in a single paragraph: Who has the problem?; What is the problem, concretely?; Why does it matter: what does it cost them in time, money, safety or…
- 2Write objectives you can test at the final evaluationObjectives are the promises the committee will hold you to. Each one should be something you can demonstrate or measure at the end, not an intention.
- 3Name the users and stakeholders and what each needsEven a short proposal should say who the system is for. List each type of user or stakeholder with one line about what they need: Pharmacist: record stock quickly during busy hours; Pharmacy owner…
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