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Project Management Methodology
- Scheduling and Planning Level I · Course Schedule
This course provides a thorough introduction to scheduling and planning processes and best practices, and provides knowledge on the application of various scheduling tools. more...
- Scheduling and Planning Level II · Course Schedule
The prerequisite for this course is Scheduling and Planning Level I or the equivalent experience. This course is designed for analysts who need to review WBS and schedule information to determine risk, schedule viability, and logical activity flow. more...
- Earned Value Level I · Course Schedule
This course provides a complete, introductory understanding of earned value management systems, including the relationships among the schedule, work breakdown structure and earned value techniques. Explanations of variance terms and calculations, as well as project status estimating techniques, will also be covered. more...
- Earned Value Level II · Course Schedule
The prerequisite for this course is Earned Value Level I or equivalent experience. The Earned Value Analysis Level II course is designed for Project Managers who need to interpret technical progress, cost and schedule information to determine actual project status, meet government EVMS reporting requirements, and prepare for Integrated Baseline Reviews. more...
- Project Management Essentials · Course Schedule
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the fundamental attributes concerning the management of discrete efforts known as projects. Projects are the way in which business organizations develop products, services, and the capabilities for internal investments for customers. Project management is the planning, budgeting, monitoring, and controlling of a well defined effort in terms of scope, schedule, resources, and cost. Project management is a people oriented discipline designed to take a team through the evolution of a project. The people orientation of project management represents the most challenging aspect of this discipline. more...
- Project Planning, Monitoring, and Controlling · Course Schedule
Students delve deeper into the aspects of planning, monitoring, and controlling projects
using various methods to explore resource and cost planning processes, development of a time phased control account plan, and project summary reports. The course also covers time phased resource allocation methods, direct rates, and compounded burden allocations. more...
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