Introduction to Project Management

Description

This book presents a comprehensive and well-structured overview of Project Management, combining theoretical foundations with practical applications. Drawing on the author’s extensive teaching and certification experience, the content is designed to provide clarity, depth, and real-world relevance across industries.

With its systematic approach, the book serves as an essential resource for both students and practitioners, helping them understand, apply, and revisit core principles of project management throughout the project life cycle.

KEY FEATURES

• Introduction to project management challenges, rewards, and lifecycle
• Project planning and scheduling using Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
• Detailed explanation of network techniques: AOA and AON
• Comprehensive coverage of resource management and invoice scheduling
• Project monitoring using both classical and modern control methods
• Practical insights into procurement systems and cost estimation
• Coverage of claims, disputes, and project closure
• Includes objective questions, exercises, and problems for self-assessment