Dear IPM101 participants
Welcome to Session 2 of the syllabus on Describing project management.
These instructions are for your Monday 24 to Tuesday 25 September 2018. If you have just joined us, you will find copies of the instructions for the previous session on the course site.
Recap
In the previous session you explored the role of a project manager and related careers, skills and attributes associated with project management.
Instructions for this session
In this session we are going to focus on the knowledge domain of project management as a discipline including the project life cycle, phases of a project and the main approaches and methodologies.
- Work through the learning materials
- Complete the learning challenge
Need help?
For general support on using OERu technologies, please consult the support site and guidelines for getting help.
If you need course specific help, post your questions using the IPM101 general forum. Remember to include the url of the page where you are having problems.
Let’s leverage the power of peer-learning by helping each other. If you know the answer to a question in the forum, help a friend by responding. Bear in mind that as an international course, academic volunteers helping out on the course may be in a different time zone and could be sleeping when you post a question.
Enjoy the session!
With kind regards
The IPM101 course development team.
Dear IPM101 participants
Welcome to Session 2 of the syllabus on Describing project management.
These instructions are for your Monday 24 to Tuesday 25 September 2018. If you have just joined us, you will find copies of the instructions for the previous session on the course site.
Recap
In the previous session you explored the role of a project manager and related careers, skills and attributes associated with project management.
Instructions for this session
In this session we are going to focus on the knowledge domain of project management as a discipline including the project life cycle, phases of a project and the main approaches and methodologies.
Need help?
For general support on using OERu technologies, please consult the support site and guidelines for getting help.
If you need course specific help, post your questions using the IPM101 general forum. Remember to include the url of the page where you are having problems.
Let’s leverage the power of peer-learning by helping each other. If you know the answer to a question in the forum, help a friend by responding. Bear in mind that as an international course, academic volunteers helping out on the course may be in a different time zone and could be sleeping when you post a question.
Enjoy the session!
With kind regards
The IPM101 course development team.