Principles of Project Management
Course
In Worcester
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
Worcester
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Duration
3 Days
Suitable for: The course will benefit those with project support or project assurance roles, team managers and team members. It is also suitable for anyone wishing to gain more of an insight into project management and potentially progressing to study a Project Management qualification such as PRINCE2®.
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About this course
Delegates should have a basic awareness of project work from their own business environment.
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Subjects
- Management
Course programme
This 3 day introductory level course is designed for those team members who are either new to a project environment, or who have little or no formal project management training and would like to understand the basic concepts of project management and planning.
COURSE TOPICS
THE CHALLENGE OF EGYPT
The first day of the course will be "The Challenge of Egypt" simulation
PROJECT MANAGEMENT BASICS
The Characteristics of a Project
The Project Life-Cycle
Management by Objectives
Management by Exception
Selected Project Management Methodologies
Project Organisation Structures
Project Scope
PLANNING - WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS)
Describe a Work Breakdown Structure
Explain the Different Levels of a WBS Produce a WBS
PLANNING - NETWORKS
Describe the Purpose of Networks
Explain Different Activity Relationships
Produce a Basic Network
PLANNING - ESTIMATINGA PROJECT
Describe Methods of Estimating
Produce a Basic Estimate
Demonstrate Risk Assessment and Management
PLANNING - CRITICAL PATH ANALYSIS
Describe the Critical Path Method
Calculate and Identify a Critical Path
PLANNING - RESOURCING AND SCHEDULING
Identify the Importance of 'Float' in Determining the Team Size
Gantt Charts
Resource Smoothing and Levelling
Identifying the Factors Affecting Allocation of Resources to Individual Tasks
MONITORING AND CONTROL
Methods of Maintaining Control
Milestone Plans
Milestone Slippage
Understand the Project Control Cycle
Principles of Project Management