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Table Of Contents
Chapter 1. An Introduction to Project
Management
Chapter 2. Project Initiation and
Selection
Chapter 3. Project Planning
Chapter 3S. Supplement: Agile Project
Management
Chapter 4. Defining Project Content
Chapter 4S. Supplement: Review of
Probability and Distribution Functions
Chapter 5. Scheduling a Deterministic
Project
Chapter 6. Project Trade-Offs and Risk
Mitigation
Chapter 7. Scheduling Stochastic
Projects
Chapter 7S. Supplement: Monte Carlo
Simulation
Chapter 8. Managing Project Resources
Chapter 9. Project Teams
Chapter 10. Managing Decentralized
Projects
Chapter 11. Assessing Project Progress
Chapter 12. Managing a Multiproject
Environment
Solutions Manual for Project Management A Risk-Management Approach 1st Edition By Ted Klastorin and Gary Mitchell
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Solutions Manual to Selected Problems and
Cases
Project Management:
A Risk Management Approach
by
Ted Klastorin
Gary Mitchell
Solutions Manual for Project Management A Risk-Management Approach 1st Edition By Ted Klastorin and Gary Mitchell
, Solutions Manual for Project Management A Risk-Management Approach 1st Edition By Ted Klastorin and Gary Mitchell
Instructor Resource
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Preface
This book is intended for use in undergraduate and graduate project management (PM)
elective courses at most universities and colleges. We find that using the material in this text
along with other case studies and occasional outside speakers results in a meaningful and
substantive PM course. This book is written so that it can be used with a minimum number of
prerequisites (we assume that the student has some basic exposure to linear programming and
MS Solver, understands basic concepts of probability and statistics, and is familiar with basic
spreadsheets).
We have generally used the text material along with a number of (field) case studies. We
have tried to select those cases that reinforce the trade-offs discussed in the book and bring
real-world issues, complexities, and behavioral aspects into the classroom. Most of the case
studies we have used are offered by Harvard Business School Publishing or the European
Case Clearing House. A good example of such a case is the Applied Materials case (HBS
Publishing #N9-692-078). This case study raises important issues relating to new product
development projects, including the issues of how to design incentives for project team
members, project compression, risk management (how to relate to competitive rumors), and
technology management.
In addition, we have found that careful selection of outside speakers can reinforce many
of the concepts emphasized in the book and give those students who have not been directly
involved in managing a complex project a good sense of the difficulties and issues involved
in managing complex real-world projects.
This solutions manual is designed to assist you in your efforts to develop a substantive
PM course. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or if we can provide any
additional information. We want to help you and your students enjoy a successful course and
succeed with all their projects.
TDK/GM
July 2020
Solutions Manual for Project Management A Risk-Management Approach 1st Edition By Ted Klastorin and Gary Mitchell