Comments to: Other elements of the pm coach you would like to see A NASa "Body of Knowledge for Program/Project Management"with a subject index would be good (1) Capability Maturity Models (2 )Leadership Theory and skills (Jim Juran' s Theory of Quality Construction of facilities Descope option identification and implementation Project Management pitfalls to avoid Efficient and effective project statusing techniques (1) Goals and Objectives Analysis (2) Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (1) Grants Management (2)Cooperative Agreements I am not aware of the PM Coach or the aPPl web site. Could you send me the address? Thanks (1) I don't think IPM would be a good self-paced course because of the nuances that are involved in international relations that don t lend themselves well to textbooks. Similarly, with controlling and executing projects, typically the student will have certain problem experiences that he/ she would benefit from having the instructor use as an example of how to apply the course material. Often, we know what the textbooks say but the problem is applying that to our complicated real-world problems (2) Full Cost Accounting is going to be a shock to the NASA PPMs, and will likely need interactive support for Q/A Part of having a true pM coach would be access to the project management knowledge that exists. The APPL could become the pM-link deluxe web site and provide a window into the vast body of knowledge that has beenComments to: "Other elements of the PM Coach you would like to see." A NASA "Body of Knowledge for Program/Project Management" with a subject index would be good. (1) Capability Maturity Models (2) Leadership Theory and Skills (3) Jim Juran's Theory of Quality Construction of Facilities Descope option identification and implementation Project Management pitfalls to avoid Efficient and effective project statusing techniques. (1) Goals and Objectives Analysis (2) Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (1) Grants Management (2) Cooperative Agreements I am not aware of the PM Coach or the APPL web site. Could you send me the address? Thanks (1) I don't think IPM would be a good self-paced course because of the nuances that are involved in international relations that don't lend themselves well to textbooks. Similarly, with controlling and executing projects, typically the student will have certain problem experiences that he/she would benefit from having the instructor use as an example of how to apply the course material. Often, we know what the textbooks say, but the problem is applying that to our complicated real-world problems! (2) Full Cost Accounting is going to be a shock to the NASA PPMs, and will likely need interactive support for Q/A. Part of having a true PM coach would be access to the project management knowledge that exists. The APPL could become the PM-link deluxe web site and provide a window into the vast body of knowledge that has been