Project Management Training Courses
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Course Listing
Project Management Fundamentals (4 Days) 24 PDU/2.4 CEU – The course provides a practical, PMBOK aligned approach to managing project implementations. The course describes all the project management knowledge areas, specific activities performed by a project manager under each area, and the tools and techniques to be applied in specific management situations. Practical examples of project planning concepts, scope and resource management, cost and schedule development, risk and change management and use of earned-value analysis for project control are central to this course.
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Managing Project Risk (3 Days) 18 PDU/1.8 CEU – In resource scarce environments, the ability to assess, manage and interact with inherent and unforeseen project risks is essential. Participants uncover, communicate and develop mitigation strategies to transform potential risks into project opportunities. Working within scope, participants learn processes to deal with and manage project risks.
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(Also see articles: OMB keeps risk on the radar and Tools and techniques for the risk manager)
Effective Project Communications (3 Days) 18 PDU/1.8 CEU – Communications management is an essential function that consumes 90% of the project manager’s time. It can dramatically affect the outcome of the project. Project managers must create an effective plan that collects the right data, then enable efficient dissemination of that information to the right people in a timely manner. Participants learn the tools and techniques that project teams can use to build an effective communications plan.
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Project Scope Management (3 Days) 18 PDU/1.8 CEU – The project scope sets the bounds of the project. It is one of the most challenging yet critical tasks of project management. Project teams work to identify, clarify, planning and management of project scope using the business needs, the WBS, and the graphical document tools to confirm the work that must be completed.
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Project Management in Information Technology (4 Days) 24 PDU/2.4 CEU - This course focuses on program and project management in an information technology (IT) and information systems (IS) context. It provides the proven tools and techniques for successfully managing an IT project throughout its life cycle, from concept to closure, and to continually improve the project management process. In this course participants learn to: plan IT projects using a proven step-by step process; estimate project costs, resources and time; examine the risk management process; use tools and techniques for control of IT projects; use project management software and use software tools to examine risk and alternatives.
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Building an Effective Project Schedule (3 Days) 18 PDU/1.8 CEU - Projects require setting targets, measuring performance, and being accountable for the results. The success of the project requires enhanced cost control measures and improved decision-making based on reliable data. This course provides practical experience in the development, conduct, and documentation of an integrated schedule control process over programs and projects. Upon completion of the course, participants will have a better understanding of:
- Development and use of Gantt charts
- Development and use of network charts
- The important aspects and association between project cost, schedule, and performance management
- Associating project schedule with impacts on cost, performance, and risk.
- Basis of estimate documentation required for schedule analysis.
- Potential impacts and opportunities of crashing and fast tracking a project.
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