Its breadth and depth commend it to everybody who needs to refresh, or extend their knowledge of the subject. It covers the full range of techniques from the hard basics of network analysis to the softer but vital human aspects. It centres upon the management of construction projects but draws in and illuminates the points where the techniques are applicable to projects of all types.
Dr Martin Barnes
What is project?
What is management?
What has to be managed in a project?
The management of scope
The management of time
The management of cost
Quality management and project performance
The interaction of time, cost and quality
Project implementation
People in project management
Procurement
Project appraisal
Variability, uncertainty and risk
Project management information systems
