ASME PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR
Project Management for Engineers
How many of your projects come in on time and under budget? Increasingly, engineers are being called on to lead project teams made up of interdisciplinary groups. This course will show you how to be an effective leader by describing ways to scope activities and monitor the progress of projects.
Topics include:
Project Management Terms and Definitions
Organizational Structures
Work Breakdown Structures
Use of FastPert, Resource Leveling and Gantt Charts
Risk in Completion Time of project events
Human Factors in Project Management
Date: Tuesday, October 14, 2003 from 1 to 5 PM.
Location: Stork Twin Cities Testing Corporation
662 Cromwell Ave.
St. Paul, MN
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Cost: $125 for ASME members, $150 for nonmembers.
Completion of course can be used for 4.0 Professional Development Hours.
Registration deadline is 12 noon, Wednesday, October 1, 2003. SPACE IS LIMITED! REGISTER EARLY!
About the instructor: Bill George has over 40 years of product development and project management experience with such firms as Honeywell, Research Inc. and Viking Engineering and Development.
To register:
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Contact either of the following individuals for additional information, special needs, etc:
Blake
Larson: LarsonB1@asme.org (612) 201-7745 or
Joe Zauner: jzauner@mapllc.com (651) 458-6472
