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Fundamentals of Technology Project Management

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Categories: Project Management

Author(s): Colleen Garton, Erika McCulloch
Paperback: 495 pages
ISBN-13: 978-1583470534

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Designed to provide college students, software engineers, and IT professionals with an understanding of the fundamentals of project management in the technology/IT field, this book provides a practical introduction to project management. Examples and case studies are based on technology projects, and there are sample documents that can be used as templates for all phases of the project-from the initial RFP to closing reports and different meeting agendas, status reports, cost analysis, and technical specifications. The included CD-ROM provides document templates as well as PowerPoint slides that can be modified and used for reporting progress to users and management.

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