Description
Class is MGT 404 Operations Management
Topic is Project Management
Describe your topic and answer the questions below:
1. Prepare brief answers to the following journalistic questions and submit to the professor for approval. Keep in mind that you can choose different questions but please use the journalistic approach (Who, What, When, Where, How)
a)Describe the topic in a complete paragraph.
b)Why
have I chosen this topic
c)What do I expect to learn as a result of completing this research?
d)How will I use the information that I learn as a result of completing this
research?
e)Who will be impacted as a result of my new knowledge?
f)When will I be able to share my new knowledge with others?
Part 1 Deliverable: Prepare a cover page (including your name, date, course information, and project title) plus a 1 to 1 ½ page document with the topic and answers to questions a through f. Submit on or before the due date.
Explanation & Answer
Attached.
Running Head: PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Name
Course Information
Project Management
Institutional Affiliation
Date
1
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
2
a) Description of the topic
Project management can be defined as the use of knowledge and tools which will help
with the planning, controlling of a project as per the set goals and as per the time outlined.
The planning, controlling or the initiating of the project will be part and parcel of the project
activities which will rely on the needs set by the organization or the goals which have been
set. The topic revolves around the management of the project and the activities which wil...
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