Course Objective:
Develop a full understanding of the 12 Principles which are guidelines for the strategy, decision making and problem solving as a project manager.
Understand 8 Domains which package all the related activities for the effective deliver of successful project, on time, on budget to end user satisfaction.
Review and apply the models and methods to put the Principles and Domains into action on your projects.
Develop an effective project organization that aligns with your organizational processes and ensure all project stakeholders and team members understand their roles and responsibilities in the project
Understand the differences between Predictive (or traditional waterfall) and Iterative (or agile project) and how to apply the appropriate project management principles based on delivery approach.
Who is the Target Audience:
Course participants should be knowledgeable of the basic project management processes from the 7th edition PMBOK. This course help you be a better project manager while at the same time help you prepare for the PMP exam. Requirements for the exam include 3 years of project management experience. This course will partially fill the requirements for the required 35 contact hours.
Basic Knowledge:
Students should have a good understanding of the project management processes and procedures as it will help you put the best practices in this course into action. As well for any student planning to take the PMP exam, you will require 3 or more years of practical experience in Project Management.
PMBOK V7 Overview
PMBOK V7 to PMBOK V6 Comparison
PMP Exam Overview
A system for value delivery
Organizational Governance Systems
Functions associated with Projects
The Project Environment
Product Management Considerations
Stewardship
Team
Stakeholders
Value
Systems Thinking
Leadership
Tailoring
Quality
Complexity
Risk
Adaptability and Resilience
Change
Stakeholders
Team
Development Approach
Planning
Project Work
Delivery
Measurement
Uncertainty
Overview
The Tailoring Process
Tailoring the Performance Domains
Models, Methods and Artifacts
Commonly used models
Commonly used methods
Commonly used artifacts
Agreements and Contracts