For experienced professionals, it provides a review of the basics and the chance to learn new techniques, get the latest information, and refine your skills. On completing the course, you should know how to develop a project plan and negotiate goals, resources, and realistic dates. You learn ways to avoid the common problems that result from poor planning and how to use tools to control potential disasters. You learn how to estimate time and costs to complete a project and how to monitor and report its progress. Finally, you understand and become familiar with ways to deal with the political aspects of project management and how to select and manage team members.
Enrollment is limited.
He is involved in technical and marketing communication, usability testing, Web site development, project management, and change management. His list of clients includes Intel, Hewlett-Packard, Kaiser Permanente, Apple Computer, and Pacific Bell. He has also been involved with the Society for Technical Communication, as a local president and employment manager, and on its international board of directors as director-sponsor and president.