Portland-State-University 2014-2015 Bulletin

ETM 646 Project Management Tools

An in-depth study and review of the major problems and analytical techniques used in the planning and implementing of major industrial projects. Specific focus on three primary areas: (1) time management: network scheduling techniques, including CPM/PERT, Critical Chain, etc., (2) cost: earned value analysis, and (3) risk: management techniques such as Monte Carlo analysis. An emphasis is placed on the integration of the techniques in the areas. The contingency approach to designing a project management toolbox based on the three areas of time, cost, and risk management is included. Also offered as ETM 546 and may be taken only once for credit.

Credits

4

Prerequisite

Prerequisites: ETM 545/645 or project management experience.
  • Up one level
  • 600