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Course Outline
- Overview of project management principles.
- Classification of organizational structures.
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Project initiation:
- Establishing criteria for project selection,
- Identifying methodologies for project selection,
- Developing the project charter, and
- Drafting the preliminary project charter;
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Project planning:
- Establishing scope planning, definition, and statement procedures,
- Creating the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS),
- Developing human resources planning,
- Developing communications planning,
- Developing schedule planning,
- Defining and sequencing activities,
- Estimating activity resources,
- Developing the project schedule,
- Applying the Critical Path Method (CPM),
- Establishing cost estimating, budgeting, and cost baselines for government projects,
- Identifying project risks;
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Project execution:
- Directing and managing project work,
- Managing human resources execution through team acquisition and development,
- Managing communications execution through information distribution,
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Monitoring and controlling the project through:
- Monitoring and controlling project work,
- Establishing performance measurement and reporting mechanisms,
- Verifying project scope,
- Managing the project team,
- Engaging stakeholders, and
- Controlling changes via a change control system,
- Regulating scope changes, and
- Monitoring and controlling risks;
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Project closure:
- Executing administrative closeout procedures,
- Conducting project analysis, and
- Delivering the final product, service, result, or report for government use.
Requirements
This training program is tailored for supervisors and managers overseeing mid-to-long-term initiatives who seek to enhance their proficiency in project management principles, tools, and methodologies. Enrollment requires a strong command of written and spoken English, ensuring the content is accessible for government personnel.
21 Hours
Testimonials (1)
Understanding that in project management is more about tailoring and assessing each situation than just deciding what to do next.
