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Course Outline

1. Traditional Project Management - assumptions

  • The golden triangle of the project - understanding the main constraints of the project and managing the relationship between them - scope, time, and budget
  • Project life cycle and stages - key characteristics of the classical approach
  • Selected classical methodologies - Prince2, PMI, IPMA
  • Advantages and disadvantages of the classical approach

2. Project initiation

  • Defining the vision and objectives of the project
  • Project management structure - roles, responsibilities, and authority
  • Identifying stakeholders - understanding their expectations and influence on the project
  • Risk management - planning the process effectively
  • Project communication - principles of information flow, organizing meetings, and promoting the project within the organization

3. Project planning

  • Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) - defining deliverables within the project
  • Network Diagram - planning task dependencies and deadlines
  • Milestones and critical path - identifying key points and optimizing project duration
  • Risk management - visualizing risks and managing the plan

4. Execution and control of project progress

  • Project change management
  • Approaches to budget management
  • Reporting - methods for monitoring project progress

5. Project closure

  • Preparing for project closure
  • Summarizing and accounting for project benefits
  • Lessons learned - successes and challenges
  • Assessing project team satisfaction - methods for evaluation

6. Presentation of an example of work organization in an IT application

Requirements

No prior preparation is required for this training.

 14 Hours

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