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Syllabus Course: ENMA 604-Project Management Spring 2005 Tuesday 7:00-10:00 Professor: Dr. Rafael Landaeta Assistant Professor Department of Engineering Management Old Dominion University Norfolk, VA 23529 Contact Information and Office Hours: Phone: (757) 683-6224 / (757) 683-4558 Fax: (757) 683-5640 E-mail: rlandaet@ Office: Kaufman Hall, Room 241-H Office Hours: Tuesday from 1:00pm to 5:00pm. Other days and time please e-mail me for an appointment. Textbook: Title: Project Management: A Systems Approach to Planning, Scheduling, and Controlling Edition: 9th Author: Harold Kerzner Year: 2005 Publisher: John Wiley Sons, New Jersey ISBN: 0471741876 Additional materials: articles and other material will be provided by the professor. Course Overview: This course explores the systems approach to the selection, design, execution, control, evaluation, and termination of projects to meet project objectives and customer expectations within allocated performance and resources constraints in technology-based organizations. Basic tools and techniques of project management are explored. Special emphasis is placed on project engineering, the nature of projects, the project management system, and learning in projects. Upon completion of the course, the graduate engineering students will have knowledge to design, analyze, and execute a project. The goal of this course is to facilitate the knowledge that will aid an engineer to successfully manage projects. Course Objectives: 1. Understand and apply the fundamental tools and methods of project management. 2. Develop knowledge of concepts and methods in the leadership of projects from a systems perspective. 3. Perform conceptual design, planning, and scheduling for a technical project. 4. Develop knowledge for understanding, assessing, and resolving human, technical and administrative issues for deploye