Make a ProposalExecutive SummarySummarize your project. Include the value, for whom it is being created, and any other main concepts that encapsulate your plan.Write in paragraph form. Qualifications Explain your choice of Project Manager or IT Specialist and explain your qualifications for completing this project in that capacity. Do not forget that you are finishing your master's degree (which is part of your qualifications).Write in paragraph form.PurposeExplain the problem or the need for this project. Then briefly describe how the project would correct the problem or fulfill the need. If applicable, include what could happen if the client does not approve the project.Write in paragraph form. StakeholdersProvide a bulleted list of at least four people or groups/entities who would be involved in or affected by the project. Consider funding, development, end-users, and others.Provide enough detail that the proposal recipient understands each stakeholder's role.Resources and Cost EstimateInclude an estimated cost of (1) labor — likely related to time or hourly pay, (2) hardware and/or software, (3) technology services such as internet, cloud providers, or web hosts, etc., and (4) any licensing, legal, or consultation fees expected. If appropriate, include (5) any other costs necessary to launch the completed project. No research is needed just yet; this is a reasonable estimate in dollar amounts which may be gathered from some simple searches and critical thinking.Use embedded Excel and ensure that all parts of the embedded table can be seen in the Word template. Show all descriptions, line item totals, and a grand total.All calculations must be done by formula.Schedule OverviewIdentify 4-6 major milestones and how long each may be logically expected to take in terms of days or weeks (months if the project is supposed to be long-term).Use a Word table for this purpose. No additional wording is required for this section.Feasibility Comments < Delete this section if you chose the IT Specialist TrackIn either a bulleted list or in paragraph form, explain why this project is feasible in terms of (1) technical, (2) operational, (3) economic, and (4) legal feasibility. Ensure that each of these terms is present and used correctly in your explanation.Information about these concepts is found in the Reading section, Resources tab.Completion Plan < Delete this section if you chose the Project Management Track. Explain how much of the project you intend to actually complete. Be specific.Include a description of your current skill set and/or experiences relevant to the project. Consider also where you might go to get additional information that could assist you in completing the work.Paragraph form.