Project Management & Project Planning
K. Lockyer

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Taking a technical approach, this text looks at what defines a project and at the various techniques available to project managers. Focusing on: the introduction of project management in established industrial concerns, risk assessment and quality in projects, the four phases of a project, and project management techniques such as Activity-on-Arrow and Activity-on-Node networks. This book is suitable for project management students on a business or engineering course.Contains numerical and essay-style questions Includes a comprehensive glossary of terms. Diagrammatic explanations. Activity-on-arrow and activity-on-node networks analysis.Additional Support MaterialCompanion website with lecturer resources, including answers to questions in the text.'Good coverage of networking principles and diagrams which are useful to both students and project professionals.' Liz Lee-Kelly, Lecturer in E-Business and Project Management, School of Management, University of Surrey'Very good on the details of project network techniques.' Christine Urquhart, Senior Lecturer in Information Studies, University of Wales, Aberystwyth