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Project Management, Course by Course
Causeway Study Companions · 1
Project Management, Course by Course

A study companion to Google’s Project Management Certificate: one chapter per course, self-checks with answers, and a guide to the capstone. Independent of Google and Coursera.
- Price
- $9.00
- Formats
- EPUB and PDF
- Length
- 12 parts, 82 pages
- Series
- Causeway Study Companions, number 1
- Author
- Causeway Services
- Edition accepted
- 2026-09-30
- project management
- Google certificate
- Coursera
- study guide
- project management certificate
- agile and scrum
- project planning
- exam prep
- career change
What you receive
One download holding the EPUB (167 KB) and PDF (250 KB) of the accepted edition. Your library always serves the newest accepted edition, so a corrected edition reaches you at no charge.
Contents
- About this book
- Foundations: what a project is and what its manager does
- Initiation: goals, scope, stakeholders and the charter
- Planning I: from scope to schedule
- Planning II: budget, procurement, risk and communication
- Execution I: tracking, change and quality
- Execution II: leading the team, communicating and closing
- Agile I: values, principles and the Scrum team
- Agile II: backlog, sprints, Kanban and Agile in the organization
- The capstone: building a portfolio of project artifacts
- A study plan
- Glossary
How it was made
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