| Project management is no longer only for mega projects worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Small projects can benefit from project management tools. Statements of Work, Work and Resource Breakdown Structures and Project Planning documents can help you to get that small project done well, under budget, and on time. This course is not intended for those looking to be certified as project managers, but rather for those who complete projects at work from time to time.
In the course, you will gain experience using the most common project management planning tools, and will plan a case study project from Statement of Work to Work and Resource Breakdown, to Scheduling and ending up with a completed Project Planning Worksheet. Your small projects will be more successful than ever! |
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What Will Students Learn?
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What Topics are Covered
- Project Management Basics
- Beginning the Project Planning
- The Work Breakdown Structure
- Preparing a Basic Schedule
- Resource Breakdown Structure
- Project Planning Worksheet
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