Course Details
Course Outline
1 - Preparing for the Project
Topic 1A: Understand Project Management BasicsTopic 1B: Develop the Business CaseTopic 1C: Identify Project Characteristics
2 - Selecting the Project Framework
Topic 2A: Identify Project MethodologiesTopic 2B: Compare Agile and Waterfall Projects
3 - Initiating the Project
Topic 3A: Build a Project TeamTopic 3B: Prepare Project Initiation Documents
4 - Facilitating Effective Meetings
Topic 4A: Lead Effective MeetingsTopic 4B: Use Project Management ToolsTopic 4C: Create a Communication Plan
5 - Implementing Solution Design
Topic 5A: Create a Solution Design DocumentTopic 5B: Evaluate IT Infrastructure Needs
6 - Managing Resources
Topic 6A: Describe the Resource Life CycleTopic 6B: Conduct a Needs Assessment
7 - Managing Risk
Topic 7A: Identify and Analyze RiskTopic 7B: Treat and Monitor Risk
8 - Creating a Project Schedule
Topic 8A: Define Units of WorkTopic 8B: Sequence the Activities
9 - Creating a Project Plan
Topic 9A: Refine the TimelineTopic 9B: Establish Project BaselinesTopic 9C: Create a Quality Assurance Plan
10 - Procuring Solutions
Topic 10A: Compare Procurement OptionsTopic 10B: Evaluate and Select Vendors
11 - Managing Project Execution
Topic 11A: Document ProgressTopic 11B: Communicate Progress
12 - Managing Issues and Changes
Topic 12A: Resolve IssuesTopic 12B: Control Changes
13 - Managing Performance
Topic 13A: Measure PerformanceTopic 13B: Maintain the Project Schedule
14 - Wrapping Up the Project
Topic 14A: Prepare for Project ClosureTopic 14B: Close the Project
Actual course outline may vary depending on offering center. Contact your sales representative for more information.
Who is it For?
Target Audience
This course is ideal for IT pros looking to learn hands-on, entry-level project management skills.
Junior IT project manager
Project coordinator
QA leads
SCRUM masters
Development leads
Product owners
Level II help desk technicians
Associate / business analysts
Project control analysts (PMO team members)
Other Prerequisites
This course has no prerequisite, but at least 6–12 months of hands-on experience managing projects in an IT environment is recommended.