IS 476.01: Project Management
Gary Cleveland
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Gary Cleveland
Abstract
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Course Objectives and ApproachIS 476 is an introduction to the principles and practices of designing and efficiently managing projects.In the realworld, managers use the project management techniques to achieve unique objectives with limited resources, usually under critical time constraints.Project managers and their teams need hard knowledge and skills to work successfully within a project environment.This course teaches students how to become productive team members; it also imbues them with the potential to assume the responsibilities and face the challenges of a project manager.The course addresses project management from a managerial perspective.It elaborates on the following details
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Course Objectives and ApproachIS 476 is an introduction to the principles and practices of designing and efficiently managing projects.In the realworld, managers use the project management techniques to achieve unique objectives with limited resources, usually under critical time constraints.Project managers and their teams need hard knowledge and skills to work successfully within a project environment.This course teaches students how to become productive team members; it also imbues them with the potential to assume the responsibilities and face the challenges of a project manager.The course addresses project management from a managerial perspective.It elaborates on the following details
Key concepts: Computer science