Each chapter of PROJECT MANAGEMENT: A CONTEMPORARY APPROACH begins with a listing of the most important points you'll need to learn, and all materials, including end-of-chapter questions and problems and test questions, have been developed to correlate to a specific objective. In addition, all PMBOK(r) Guide knowledge areas and processes are specifically included, and glossary definitions are from the PMBOK(r) Guide. This consistency with the established standard gives you a leg up if you decide to become a Certified Project Management Professional (PMP(r)). Microsoft(r) Project 2007 is fully integrated into the fabric of seven chapters within the text, and techniques are demonstrated in both a by-hand fashion and automated using Microsoft(r) Project 2007, helping you grasp the concepts behind the technique. One section at the end of each chapter lists deliverables for you to create (in teams or individually) for a real project. Clean copies of all deliverables will help you demonstrate your project skills in job interviews.PROJECT MANAGEMENT: A CONTEMPORARY APPROACH includes proven methods developed over the past 50 years, as well as exciting new methods that are emerging from both industry and research.
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This text has been adapted from the successful Project Management by Larson and Gray, and has been written to reflect the competencies as well as literacy standards of Vocational Education students.
This book adds to the project management knowledge base and shows how teams can apply the standard project management tools, as well as several tools that are new to the field.
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