Modern Water Conservancy and Hydropower Engineering Project Management Theory and Practice

Author: Yang Peiling
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This textbook takes the fundamental theoretical knowledge of modern engineering project management as its core, with water conservancy and hydropower projects as primary examples, focusing on the modernity, generality, systematic nature, and practicality of project management. It strives for clear concepts, lucid principles, and well-structured content, making it one of the most systematic and comprehensive textbooks on project management theory and practice in water conservancy and hydropower engineering in China today. The book is divided into eleven chapters and one appendix, systematically elaborating on the core and key points of engineering project management from ten aspects: basic concepts of project management, project management processes, tendering and bidding, contract management, quality management, schedule management, investment management, human resource management, risk management, and project evaluation. It also analyzes important standardized texts in project management through several case studies. Additionally, this textbook includes a bilingual glossary of specialized terms for the FIDIC General Conditions and Specific Conditions. This textbook can serve as a teaching material for undergraduate students majoring in water conservancy and hydropower engineering, agricultural engineering, civil engineering, and other related disciplines, as well as a reference book for science and technology workers in production and research management departments.