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  3. Project Management Foundations: Procurement Course

Project Management Foundations: Procurement Course

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Workload:18 hours

What will I learn?

Learn the main things about buying stuff for engineering projects with our Project Management Start-Up: Buying Things for Projects Course. Get good at making budgets, including how much people cost and how much materials cost, and learn how to plan for things that might happen that you didn't expect. Make strong plans for buying things, pick good suppliers you can trust, and make sure everything you buy fits with the project timetable. Get better at spotting problems and dealing with them, and write reports that are easy to understand. Get to know the parts of a solar power plant, so your projects work well and help the environment. Sign up now to make yourself a better engineer.

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Learning outcomes

Enhance your development of the practical skills listed below

Get good at budgeting: Guess how much things will cost, like materials, workers, and things you didn't see coming.

Make plans for buying things: Make sure everything you buy fits with the project timetable.

Deal with problems when buying things: Find problems before they happen and fix them.

Check out suppliers: See how much they cost, how fast they deliver, and if you can trust them.

Write things down clearly: Make reports about buying things that are easy to understand.