Supplementary tools
| Module 1 | 0. Pre-Initiation |
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| Module 2 | 1. Initiate |
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| Module 3 | 2. Plan |
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| Module 4 | 3. Execute |
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| Module 5 | 4. Monitor and control |
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| Module 6 | 5. Close |
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| Module 7 | All toolkit downloads |
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Tool downloads
This secondary set of interactive, editable tools is intended to serve as a supplement to help you draft more specialized project artifacts. Each tool includes a description, detailed instructions and helpful hints to help you get started. These editable resources are provided as a starting point to be leveraged and modified as needed to suit your needs.
Review sample responsibilities, knowledge, skills and abilities for a project manager
A project manager can help plan and execute program initiatives on-time and on-budget. This sample role description identifies typical duties and responsibilities of a project manager and indicates sample knowledge, skills and abilities of a person fulfilling this role.
Review sample responsibilities, knowledge, skills and abilities for a business analyst
A business analyst can help a program understand and resolve challenges by gathering, documenting and analyzing needs and requirements. This sample role description identifies typical duties and responsibilities of a business analyst and indicates sample knowledge, skills and abilities of a person fulfilling this role.
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