PJM 2000 — Project Monitoring and Control

3 semester hoursUndergraduateLecture

Explores the role of the project manager during project execution and the tools, techniques, and processes used to monitor and control the project. Offers students an opportunity to utilize project baselines to monitor progress, resolve issues, and manage changes. Applies analytics and earned value to determine the health of the project and identify and implement actions to continue, revise, or terminate the project. Addresses additional topics, including performance reporting and dashboards, to highlight best practices in providing project information to key stakeholders.

Prerequisites

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PJM 4850

Courses that list PJM 2000 in their prerequisites.

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