Project Management Essentials
CMPW 8043
Participants will gain practical knowledge and skills to be able to:
- Use the terminology and processes of modern project management – project scope, time, cost, and communications management
- Prepare a Project Charter and Project Plan
- Facilitate team discussions in preparing project plans and in executing projects
- Utilize project management templates
- Value the benefits of a consistent project management method
Who should attend?
The Project Management Essentials course is suitable for individuals who are:
- Responsible for managing smaller projects.
- Participants on a project team of any size, especially those who have not yet been exposed to the tools, techniques and terminology of formal project management.
What you will learn
Introduction and PM Context
- Portfolios, programs, projects
- Project success, project life cycles
- Workshops: Project priorities, project success
Initiating the Project
- Stakeholders and requirements
- Project team, working in a matrix
- Workshops: Project stakeholders, project charter
Planning the Project
- Work breakdown structure
- Project change control
- Communications planning
- Estimating
- Project risk management
- Critical path scheduling
- Workshops: WBS, critical path scheduling, change control, project communications plan, risk management, project schedule
Project Execution
- Roles and responsibilities
- Scope management
- Conflict management
- Leadership and motivation
- Schedule control
- Cost control
- Workshops: roles and responsibilities, conflict management, schedule updates, reporting and control
Project Closure
- Closing and lessons learned
Dates |
Times
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Location |
Fees |
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Nov. 25 - 27, 2013 |
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
Fredericton, NB |
$1295 + HST |
Instructor
Janice Petley has over 20 years of project management experience as an Executive Producer, Producer, and Production Manager. Her typical assignments are definitely project management, but are anything but “typical”. Her event experience spans a wide range of projects: from classical theatre at the Stratford Festival and symphony concerts in the United States, to stadium and arena opera productions in cities such as Tokyo, Munich, and Brussels.
She holds both a BA from University of Western Ontario, a BEd from Queen’s University, and has her Project Management Professional designation. She also has an MBA.
For more information
Tel.: 506-453-3503 / Toll Free: 1-866-599-4646
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