The content of this book is set out in 5 parts covering 14 chapters and 2 Appendices as follows:
Part 1: Project Management Foundations |
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The Core Concepts |
Part 2: Initiating |
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2. |
Defining and Authorizing the Project |
Part 3: Planning |
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3. |
Collecting Requirements and Defining Scope |
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4. |
Creating a Work Breakdown Structure |
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5. |
Defining and sequencing Activities |
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6. |
Estimating Activities |
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7. |
Scheduling Activities |
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8. |
Identifying Resources and Budgets |
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9. |
Compiling the Major Components of a Project Plan |
Part 4: Executing, Monitoring, and Controlling |
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10. |
Executing Projects |
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11. |
Monitoring and Controlling Projects |
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12. |
Leading and Directing Project Teams |
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13. |
Managing Risk |
Part 5: Closing |
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14. |
Closing a Project |
Appendix A: Learning Resources
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Appendix B: Glossary
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The book has 212 pages in which a lot of credible content is covered. We were particularly pleased to note that the book includes a Glossary of project management terms (see Appendix B). All the chapters are plain and straightforward, each chapter diving straight into the subject matter at the beginning and finishing without ceremony when the topic coverage is complete.