Quality in Project Management

Reviewing the characteristics of a "quality" organization, you use case studies, exercises, and an array of practical experience to appreciate the importance of project-specific quality management. Combines basic principles with problem-solving and decision-making. Learn to apply structured models to analyze problems and generate feasible solutions. Master several tested techniques, new models, and decision tools with examples drawn from modified cases. In developing a Customer Satisfaction Plan, you appreciate the relationships among quality assurance, planning, and control.


My career has just begun. Stevens’ curriculum has prepared me well, and with this knowledge comes the ability to observe situations more critically than my peers."
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