PM310 - Project Management Overview

Project Management is always a balancing act, across multiple axes. Juggling the goals of the project against the people impacted, the budget allocated and the inevitable deadlines can be intimidating. As a result, project management is part science and part art. 

In this short course, we’ll explore many aspects of project management, with the goal being to provide some practicable ideas you can use to better manage projects in your organization. We will define concepts, walk you through a typical project, get some insight from subject matter experts and talk about the “secret sauce” that often gets missed: making sure all the stakeholders are on board and engaged. 

While this course isn’t intended to fully prepare you to sit for the Project Management Professional certification, it will introduce many of the concepts that appear on that exam. More importantly, we hope you will be better prepared to lead or participate as a stakeholder in projects at your organization.

  • Creating and using Gantt charts and other widely used project tools
  • Pinpointing the gaps in your project management skills so you can create future learning plans
  • More confidently and accurately using the language of the profession in interviews and on the job
  • Identifying PMBOK process areas and knowledge areas
  • Understanding the benefits of employing project management techniques
  1. Define and understand how to apply the main concepts of the project lifecycle
  2. Decide whether project management needs to be implemented
  3. Create a project charter
  4. Build a project plan (either live or sample) and practice basic project management skills
  5. Conduct a post-project review session
Price: $595.00
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