| Project Management Fundamentals Successfully managing a project requires effective planning and adherence to the industry's best practices in every step of the process. By understanding the fundamentals of project management, you will be better prepared to initiate a project in your organization and position it for success. In this course, you will identify effective project management practices and their related processes and apply the generally recognized practices to successfully manage projects. Target Student: This course is designed for individuals whose primary job is not project management, but who manage projects on an informal basis. Also, it is for those who are considering a career path in project management and desiring a complete overview of the field and its generally accepted practices. Performance-Based Objectives Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Lesson 1: Getting Started with Project Management Topic 1A: Describe a Project Topic 1B: Describe the Project Management Life Cycle Topic 1C: Identify the Role of a Project Manager Lesson 2: Initiating a Project Topic 2A: Determine the Scope of a Project Topic 2B: Identify the Skills for a Project Team Topic 2C: Identify the Risks to a Project Lesson 3: Planning for Time and Cost Topic 3A: Create a Work Breakdown Structure Topic 3B: Sequence the Activities Topic 3C: Create a Project Schedule Topic 3D: Determine Project Costs Lesson 4: Planning for Project Risks, Communication, and Change Control Topic 4A: Analyze the Risks to a Project Topic 4B: Create a Communication Plan Topic 4C: Plan for Change Control Lesson 5: Managing a Project Topic 5A: Begin Project Work Topic 5B: Execute the Project Plan Topic 5C: Track Project Progress Topic 5D: Report Performance Topic 5E: Implement Change Control Lesson 6: Executing the Project Closeout Phase Topic 6A: Close a Project Topic 6B: Create a Final Report |
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