Welcome to the class home page of 
TMGT 515 - Project Management Tools & Techniques
Spring 2022 - Second 8-week Sub-term J (March 21 - May 13, 
2022)
CRN: 24811 (.01W) on-line, web-based course
FAQs:
Q:  Will there be a face-to-face meeting?
A:  No.  As this is an on-line only course, there will NOT be a face-to-face orientation or any 
required physical meetings.  
Online activities are required in lieu of a face-to-face meeting and will be outlined in the 
course.
Q:  Where and when do I access the course?
A:  The course will be conducted in
		the university's "myLEO Online" D2L Brightspace Learning Management System (LMS), with some 
resources provided on this 'public' page.  MyLEO Online is accessed through 
your myLeo Portal; or, you may 
use the direct link to the LMS: 
		http://myleoonline.tamuc.edu/.  The 
course will be accessible on the first day of scheduled class.  At that 
		time, you will need to log in and follow the posted instructions.
Syllabus 
(pdf) - rev. 12/20/2021 
Schedule - rev. 
12/20/2021  Calendar (pdf) 
-  
rev. 12/20/2021 
Title:                        
Project 
Management:  A Systems Approach to Planning, 
Scheduling, and Controlling, 12th ed. Class resources: 
	
	
	VoiceThread 
	 Possibly useful sites: 
		
	GanttProject - Free Project 
	Scheduling and Management Application (download 
	link for Windows version 2.8.10)The Core Rules 
		of Netiquette - Excerpted from the book Netiquette by 
		Virginia Shea. Possibly Un-useful sites:   Jason.Davis@tamuc.edu 
rev. 12/20/21 
Author:                    
Harold 
Kerzner, PhD
Format availability:  
848 pages                           
List $US
   
Hardcover:        
ISBN-13:   
978-1-119-16535-4   $103.00
  
E-book:            
ISBN-13:  
978-1-119-16536-1     $82.00
  
Other, more economical sources: 
Amazon, 
eBay, 
Chegg, etc. 
Publisher:               
 John Wiley & Sons, 
Inc.
Publication
date:     
 July 2019
	
	Panopto Video  
	
(Note that VoiceThread amd Panopto are integrated directly into the Brightspace 
	courseware.) 
Technology Management Program
Department of Engineering & Technology
College of Science & Engineering
 
