Project Management

About Course

Participants will learn key concepts such as project scope management, time and cost management, risk management, stakeholder engagement, and project communication. The course emphasizes practical application through case studies and project simulations.

Benefits of the course

Develop essential project management skills applicable to various industries and project types.
Learn to lead teams, manage resources, and deliver projects on time and within budget.
Acquire tools and techniques to mitigate risks and overcome project challenges.
Prepare for project management certification exams such as PMP and Prince2.
Enhance career opportunities in project management roles across industries.

Course Content

The role and importance of project management in organizations.

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Exploring the characteristics and components of projects.

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Project management plan that includes scope management, schedule management, cost management, quality management, risk management, and communication management.
Creating work breakdown structures (WBS) and project schedules using tools like Gantt charts and network diagrams.

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Update: September 28, 2024
Lectures30
Skill LevelExpert
LanguageEnglish
Course Duration: 20h 15m

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Target Audience

Undergraduates
Recent Graduates
Early Career Professionals
Tech Enthusiasts
Mid-Career Professional
Anyone interested in transitioning into the technology industry.

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Project Management

About Course

Benefits of the course

Course Content

Introduction to Project Management intro

The role and importance of project management in organizations.

Exploring the characteristics and components of projects.

Project Management Frameworks and Methodologies

Project management frameworks such as PMBOK (Project Management Body of Knowledge) and PRINCE2.

Various project management methodologies like Waterfall, Agile, and Hybrid approaches.

Project Initiation

Defining project objectives, scope, and success criteria.

Conducting feasibility studies and stakeholder analysis.

Project Planning

Project management plan that includes scope management, schedule management, cost management, quality management, risk management, and communication management.

Creating work breakdown structures (WBS) and project schedules using tools like Gantt charts and network diagrams.

Resource Management

Identifying project resources (human, financial, and material) and estimating resource requirements.

Allocating resources efficiently and managing resource constraints.

Time Management

Techniques for scheduling project activities, defining milestones, and setting deadlines.

Managing project schedules, tracking progress, and identifying critical path activities.

Cost Management

Estimating project costs and developing a budget.

Monitoring and controlling project expenses to ensure adherence to budget constraints.

Quality Management

Defining quality standards and metrics for project deliverables.

Implementing quality assurance and quality control processes to ensure project quality.

Risk Management

Identifying, analyzing, and prioritizing project risks.

Developing risk response strategies and contingency plans to mitigate potential threats.

Stakeholder Management

Identifying project stakeholders and understanding their interests, expectations, and influence.

Developing strategies for engaging and communicating with stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle.

Communication Management

Developing a project communication plan to ensure timely and effective communication among project stakeholders.

Utilizing communication tools and techniques to facilitate collaboration and information sharing.

Change Management

Managing changes to project scope, schedule, and resources.

Assessing change impact, obtaining approvals, and implementing change control processes.

Procurement Management

Identifying project procurement needs and developing procurement strategies.

Conducting vendor selection, contract negotiation, and contract management activities.

Team Management

Building and leading project teams, fostering collaboration and motivation.

Managing team dynamics, conflicts, and performance.

Project Closure

Conducting project closure activities, including lessons learned sessions, stakeholder feedback, and documentation.

Celebrating project success and transitioning deliverables to operations or next phases.

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