Project Management Description: This seminar covers the basic theory and practice of project management from a practical viewpoint, with emphasis on those concepts needed by technical professionals such as engineers and software developers. Topics include project management concepts, resources, duration vs. effort, project planning and initiation, project stakeholders, SOW and WBS, progress tracking methods, CPM and PERT, reporting methods, replanning, team project concepts, and managing multiple projects. Use of Microsoft Project software is included, if appropriate. Course concepts are taught using a combination of lectures and case studies. Seminar Outline: I. The Project Environment What is a Project? What is Project Management? Definitions of Success Challenges to the Project Manager Organizational Structures Project Stakeholders Project Manager Characteristics Project Life Cycle II. Defining the Project The Project Charter The Statement of Work The Responsibilities Matrix Negotiation III. Planning the Project The Work Breakdown Structure The Project Schedule (Gantt, PERT, CPM) The Project Budget Leveling the Project Risk Management Techniques IV. Controlling and Executing the Project Communication and Reporting Using Metrics and Detecting Deviations Corrective Actions Change Management Project Termination Does this sound interesting? Or almost what you need? This can be easily tailored to your specific requirements. One-day and two-day versions are available. Just email me at jcesarone999@gmail.com and we'll see what makes sense. |
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