GNED 2330 Project Management Fundamentals

Introduces core project management principles, scheduling, resource allocation, and risk assessment techniques.

About this course

GNED 2330 Project Management Fundamentals introduces the core principles of managing projects from start to finish. You will learn how to plan schedules, allocate resources effectively, and assess risks before they impact your work. This course is designed to give you practical tools that you can use in your program and in your future career.

Whether you are working on a construction site, in a manufacturing plant, or in an office, project management skills help you stay organized and meet deadlines. You will practice these skills through hands-on assignments and a final project presentation.

Who takes this course

• Bachelor of Applied Business — Accounting
• Water & Wastewater Technician
• Manufacturing Engineering Technician
• Carpentry & Renovation Techniques
• Welding & Fabrication Technician

Credits: 3 · Hours: 45

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

• Define the project life cycle and key phases of project management.
• Develop a basic project schedule using standard tools and methods.
• Identify and allocate resources required to complete project tasks.
• Assess potential risks and propose mitigation strategies for project activities.
• Communicate project status and outcomes to stakeholders clearly.

Evaluation