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Introduction to Project Management
The site explains the basic principles and applications of project management including planning, coordinating, monitoring, controlling, and closing a project. Can be used in connection with a team building process, or as a tool to teaching general management, operations management, or marketing management.
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- Material Type:
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- Date Added to MERLOT:
- March 26, 2000
- Date Modified in MERLOT:
- May 11, 2020
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Zinovy Radovilsky
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Kishori Sharan (Student)
Technical Remarks:
Teaches principles of project management. Overall very good material.
Used in course?
Yes
Morris (Student)
I was able to browse the material in about 10-15 minutes. The site gives a good
general understanding of how to manage projects by using a specific process. I
was looking for material specifically related to Software Engineering. This
material is related to that and others.
general understanding of how to manage projects by using a specific process. I
was looking for material specifically related to Software Engineering. This
material is related to that and others.
Technical Remarks:
The material can be used for different types of projects.
Benjamin Rice (Student)
Excelent crash course in project management. In such an extremely complex
discipline this overview is a great way to see the abstract whole picture
without worrying about the details. Its lack of technicality improves its ease
of use. I wish I had read it before a few of my endeavors.
discipline this overview is a great way to see the abstract whole picture
without worrying about the details. Its lack of technicality improves its ease
of use. I wish I had read it before a few of my endeavors.
Lampman (Student)
A good overview of the project management process. Does not go into so much
detail as to cause information overload. Great starting point for the up and
coming project manager.
detail as to cause information overload. Great starting point for the up and
coming project manager.
Jeannine Johnson (Student)
Teaches the basic principles of project management covering the planning,
coordinating, monitoring, controlling, and closing of a project.
coordinating, monitoring, controlling, and closing of a project.
Cathy Anderson (Administrator)