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Kathy Schwalbe Information Technology Project Management Solution

Information Technology Project Management, 8th Edition

Information Technology Project Management

Published: © 2016

Print ISBN: 9781285452340

Pages: 672

Available

Introduce exciting opportunities and challenges in technology with Schwalbe's INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROJECT MANAGEMENT, 8E. This unique book demonstrates principles distinctive to managing information technology (IT). No book offers more insights and software tools for IT project management success, including updates that reflect the latest PMBOK® Guide, 5E. This edition weaves theory with successful practices for an integrated focus on the… More

For Instructors

For Students

  • Table of Contents

  • New to this edition

  • Features

  • About the author(s)

1. Introduction to Project Management.
2. The Project Management and Information Technology Context.
3. The Project Management Process Groups: A Case Study.
4. Project Integration Management.
5. Project Scope Management.
6. Project Time Management.
7. Project Cost Management.
8. Project Quality Management.
9. Project Human Resource Management.
10. Project Communications Management.
11. Project Risk Management.
12. Project Procurement Management.
13. Project Stakeholder Managements.
Appendix A. Guide to Using Microsoft Project 2013.

  • NEW RUNNING CASE REINFORCES CONCEPTS IN THE BOOK AND ONLINE. A new continuing case is provided at the end of Chapters 4-13 (which encompass the 10 knowledge area chapters.) You can assign this ongoing case to reinforce application of key concepts. For your flexibility, the ongoing case, "Manage Your Health", from the previous edition is provided online along with several additional running cases.
  • ADDITIONAL EXERCISES THROUGHOUT THE PRINTED TEXT PROVIDE EXTRA PRACTICE. Updated and new exercises in this edition enhance student learning and give you more options for assigning exercises as in-class work or out-of-class homework.
  • NEW, UPDATED EXAMPLES FROM FAMILIAR LEADING ORGANIZATIONS ILLUSTRATE PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN ACTION. New examples highlight IT project management at work in real companies that students will recognize from the news. These timely, relevant examples illustrate the book's real-world applications and emphasize the impact of key project management concepts.
  • THE LATEST RESEARCH IS INTEGRATED THROUGHOUT. Many studies conducted during recent years emphasize emerging developments related to IT project management. Timely studies are summarized and cited throughout this edition.
  • FRESH EXAMPLES, LEARNING FEATURES, AND CASES PROVIDE CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE. Students gain important practice for the business world with engaging exercises, ongoing cases and updated learning features, including What Went Right?, What Went Wrong?, Best Practice, Media Snapshot, and Global Issues features. In addition, the Preface highlights additional resources, such as additional running cases, advice for certification, and details on several project management simulation tools available.
  • FULL INSTRUCTOR RESOURCE PACKAGE OFFERS TIME-SAVING PREPARATION AND TEACHING SOLUTIONS. Discover the time-saving resources you need to create a dynamic course with this book's complete supplement package. Online resources include an Instructor's Manual, Solutions Manual, PowerPoint® slides, ExamView® test bank, Syllabi, Student Data Files and CourseMate Premium Website.
  • DETAILED GUIDE FOR USING MICROSOFT® PROJECT 2013 DEMONSTRATES HOW TO MAXIMIZE THIS TOOL. Students who are interested can find a complete, detailed guide for using Microsoft® Project 2013 within Appendix A.
  • THOROUGH, TIMELY COVERAGE PREPARES STUDENTS FOR SUCCESS ON-THE-JOB AND ON CERTIFICATION EXAMS. This book carefully details content that is ideal both in preparing students for successful careers in IT Project Management as well as in equipping them with insights important for excelling on the certification exams.
  • ONGOING CASES AND ONLINE TEMPLATES PROVIDE IMPORTANT HANDS-ON PRACTICE. Students can view principles in action with continuing contemporary cases. Students also learn to use existing time-saving online templates.
  • COURSEMATE SITE OFFERS ADDITIONAL LEARNING SUPPORT FOR STUDENT SUCCESS. This interactive website helps your students make the most of their study time with additional, valuable information technology project management content available through CengageBrain.com.

Kathy Schwalbe

Kathy Schwalbe, Ph.D., PMP, is a Professor Emeritus in the Department of Business Administration at Augsburg College in Minneapolis, where she primarily taught courses in project management and problem solving for business. Dr. Schwalbe's first job out of college was as a project manager/officer in the Air Force. She worked for 10 years in industry (Air Force, Boeing, and Clark Oil) before entering academia in 1991. Dr. Schwalbe is an active member of PMI, having served as the Student Chapter Liaison for the Minnesota chapter, VP of Education for the Minnesota chapter, Editor of the ISSIG Review, Director of Communications for PMI's Information Systems Specific Interest Group, member of PMI's test-writing team, and writer for the community posts. She earned her Ph.D. in Higher Education at the University of Minnesota, her MBA at Northeastern University's High Technology MBA program, and her B.S. in mathematics at the University of Notre Dame. Dr. Schwalbe was named Educator of the Year in 2011 by the Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) Education Special Interest Group (EDSIG).

Table of Contents

1. Introduction to Project Management.
2. The Project Management and Information Technology Context.
3. The Project Management Process Groups: A Case Study.
4. Project Integration Management.
5. Project Scope Management.
6. Project Time Management.
7. Project Cost Management.
8. Project Quality Management.
9. Project Human Resource Management.
10. Project Communications Management.
11. Project Risk Management.
12. Project Procurement Management.
13. Project Stakeholder Managements.
Appendix A. Guide to Using Microsoft Project 2013.

New to this edition

  • NEW RUNNING CASE REINFORCES CONCEPTS IN THE BOOK AND ONLINE. A new continuing case is provided at the end of Chapters 4-13 (which encompass the 10 knowledge area chapters.) You can assign this ongoing case to reinforce application of key concepts. For your flexibility, the ongoing case, "Manage Your Health", from the previous edition is provided online along with several additional running cases.
  • ADDITIONAL EXERCISES THROUGHOUT THE PRINTED TEXT PROVIDE EXTRA PRACTICE. Updated and new exercises in this edition enhance student learning and give you more options for assigning exercises as in-class work or out-of-class homework.
  • NEW, UPDATED EXAMPLES FROM FAMILIAR LEADING ORGANIZATIONS ILLUSTRATE PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN ACTION. New examples highlight IT project management at work in real companies that students will recognize from the news. These timely, relevant examples illustrate the book's real-world applications and emphasize the impact of key project management concepts.
  • THE LATEST RESEARCH IS INTEGRATED THROUGHOUT. Many studies conducted during recent years emphasize emerging developments related to IT project management. Timely studies are summarized and cited throughout this edition.

Features

  • FRESH EXAMPLES, LEARNING FEATURES, AND CASES PROVIDE CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE. Students gain important practice for the business world with engaging exercises, ongoing cases and updated learning features, including What Went Right?, What Went Wrong?, Best Practice, Media Snapshot, and Global Issues features. In addition, the Preface highlights additional resources, such as additional running cases, advice for certification, and details on several project management simulation tools available.
  • FULL INSTRUCTOR RESOURCE PACKAGE OFFERS TIME-SAVING PREPARATION AND TEACHING SOLUTIONS. Discover the time-saving resources you need to create a dynamic course with this book's complete supplement package. Online resources include an Instructor's Manual, Solutions Manual, PowerPoint® slides, ExamView® test bank, Syllabi, Student Data Files and CourseMate Premium Website.
  • DETAILED GUIDE FOR USING MICROSOFT® PROJECT 2013 DEMONSTRATES HOW TO MAXIMIZE THIS TOOL. Students who are interested can find a complete, detailed guide for using Microsoft® Project 2013 within Appendix A.
  • THOROUGH, TIMELY COVERAGE PREPARES STUDENTS FOR SUCCESS ON-THE-JOB AND ON CERTIFICATION EXAMS. This book carefully details content that is ideal both in preparing students for successful careers in IT Project Management as well as in equipping them with insights important for excelling on the certification exams.
  • ONGOING CASES AND ONLINE TEMPLATES PROVIDE IMPORTANT HANDS-ON PRACTICE. Students can view principles in action with continuing contemporary cases. Students also learn to use existing time-saving online templates.
  • COURSEMATE SITE OFFERS ADDITIONAL LEARNING SUPPORT FOR STUDENT SUCCESS. This interactive website helps your students make the most of their study time with additional, valuable information technology project management content available through CengageBrain.com.

About the author(s)

Kathy Schwalbe

Kathy Schwalbe, Ph.D., PMP, is a Professor Emeritus in the Department of Business Administration at Augsburg College in Minneapolis, where she primarily taught courses in project management and problem solving for business. Dr. Schwalbe's first job out of college was as a project manager/officer in the Air Force. She worked for 10 years in industry (Air Force, Boeing, and Clark Oil) before entering academia in 1991. Dr. Schwalbe is an active member of PMI, having served as the Student Chapter Liaison for the Minnesota chapter, VP of Education for the Minnesota chapter, Editor of the ISSIG Review, Director of Communications for PMI's Information Systems Specific Interest Group, member of PMI's test-writing team, and writer for the community posts. She earned her Ph.D. in Higher Education at the University of Minnesota, her MBA at Northeastern University's High Technology MBA program, and her B.S. in mathematics at the University of Notre Dame. Dr. Schwalbe was named Educator of the Year in 2011 by the Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) Education Special Interest Group (EDSIG).

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