
University of California, Riverside
This course provides students with an examination of project management techniques, tools and strategies. Through lectures and self-assessment exercises, students gain exposure to project management from inception to implementation to monitoring and evaluation. Topics include: project definition, lifecycles, planning, control and reporting.
Have you ever felt like you're working hard but not getting anywhere? This is a common experience, especially when tackling new challenges. In this course, we'll explore project management, a powerful framework that can help you achieve your goals, both personal and professional. What Is Project Management? Project management is the practice of organizing and managing tasks to achieve a specific outcome. Projects are temporary endeavors, meaning they have a definite start and end date. They are also unique, meaning they are not part of your regular routine. Why Is Project Management Important? By applying project management techniques, you can: Increase your productivity and efficiency Improve your time management skills Meet deadlines and achieve your goals Reduce stress and frustration
Jeff Ober
Instructor of Project Management