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State University of New York at Buffalo
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
MGO 634
Project Management
Fall 2014
Prof. William M. Hayden, Jr., Ph.D., P.E., CMQ.OE
Course Syllabus
Table of Contents
Contact Info, Texts, Course Overview, Learning Objectives,
Class Participation & Preparation 2
Course Grading, Grading Approach & Special Learning Needs ……………………………. . .….3
Group Presentations, UBlearns, Academic Integrity 4
Class Schedule 5
Attachment A - Grading Guidelines 7
Attachment B – Homework Submittal Requirements 8
Attachment C - Presentation Guidelines .9
Attachment D - FALL 2014 Student Survey 10
“A budget
is a plan
expressed in
financial terms”
© Dr. W. M. Hayden Jr. 2014
Office Information
Professor William M. Hayden, Jr., Ph.D., P.E., CMQ/OE
Office: Rm. 326 L Hours: Thurs.., 5:00 p.m. to 6:15 p.m., and by appointment.
Phone: 716-645-3508 Secty: 716-645-3500
Email: Please place “MGO 634-F10/PM1” in the subject field: wmhayden@buffalo.edu
Required Texts
● Meredith & Mantel, Project Management, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 8th edition, 2012
ISBN: 139780470533024
Course Overview
MGO 634 Project Management is a process-type course centered on the human systems part of the project management experience. While software/MIS applications will be discussed, the actual applications are not part of the course requirements. Students who have taken PMI’s PMP Certification[1] Exam have found this course to be useful.
Learning Objectives - At the conclusion of this course, you should be able to:
▪ Understand the purpose of Project Management (PM): its planning, control, and improvement.
▪ Understand the organizational and behavioral dynamics of the PM process.
▪ Identify anticipatable project conflict for early proactive management.
▪ Understand roles, responsibilities, and authority boundaries of the PM Manager.
▪ Initiate, implement, and...