Course Outline

1. Traditional Project Management - Assumptions

  • The project management triangle - the primary constraints of any project and managing their interrelationships: scope, time, and budget
  • Project life cycle and stages - characteristics of the classical approach to project management for government projects
  • Selected classical methodologies - Prince2, PMI (Project Management Institute), IPMA (International Project Management Association)
  • Advantages and disadvantages of the classical approach in the context of government operations

2. Project Initiation

  • Defining the project vision and objectives for government initiatives
  • Project management structure - delineating levels of responsibility and authority within government teams
  • Identifying stakeholders - recognizing their roles and expectations in government projects
  • Risk management - planning processes to mitigate risks for government projects
  • Project communication - establishing principles for information flow, organizing meetings, and promoting project awareness within the organization

3. Project Planning

  • Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) - defining deliverables and tasks for government projects
  • Network Diagram - mapping dependencies and setting deadlines for project timelines in government initiatives
  • Milestones and critical path - identifying key points of focus, estimating project duration, and optimizing schedules for government projects
  • Risk management - assessing risks and developing mitigation plans for government initiatives

4. Execution and Control of Project Progress

  • Project change management - strategies for managing changes in government projects
  • Approaches to budget management - techniques for controlling and reporting on project costs for government operations
  • Reporting - methods for monitoring and documenting project progress for government accountability

5. Closing the Project

  • Preparing for project closure in government initiatives
  • Summary and accounting for benefits realized from government projects
  • Evaluating experiences - identifying best practices and areas for improvement in government projects
  • Assessing project team satisfaction - methods for conducting surveys to gather feedback from government teams

6. Presentation of an Example of Work Organization in an IT Application for Government Projects

7. Lego Game - Simulation of Work in the Classical Approach for Government Projects

  • Simulation of work using selected techniques and tools in the classical approach for government projects

Workshop - Simulation of Work in the Classical Approach, Concluding with a Summary - Improvement Conclusions to Enhance Practical Understanding of Issues, Tools, and Techniques for Government Projects.

Requirements

The training does not require any additional preparation for government participants.
 14 Hours

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