Be a Successful Project Manager

Course Number: P-7002
Credit: 7 PDH
Subject Matter Expert: Randall B. Klein, P.E., C.Q.M.
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Overview

In Be a Successful Project Manager , you'll learn ...

  • The five phases of a project, and what happens during each phase
  • How much time should be allocated for planning and management
  • Why some projects (and some project managers) fail
  • Informed project selection

Overview

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Credit: 7 PDH

Length: 65 pages

Private and governmental organizations conduct a variety of projects every year, some with excellent results, but far too many of them do not achieve the intended results, cost more or take longer than intended, or are simply abandoned. Projects that are not well managed, and therefore go awry, are a drain on productivity and overall organizational effectiveness.

Upon successful completion of this seven hour course, students will understand beginning to intermediate project management concepts and techniques that will greatly increase your odds of successfully managing projects. The course is organized according to the five process areas of initiation, planning, execution, control, and closeout. Learn the detailed project initiation and planning steps that will set the stage for success before you begin a project. Also covered are: quality assurance to maintain high quality work products; communicating with your team and customers; staying on top of budgets, schedules, and scope issues; and related topics such as controlling and protecting your valuable electronic documents.

Specific Knowledge or Skill Obtained

This course teaches the following specific knowledge and skills:

  • The five phases of a project, and what happens during each phase
  • How much time should be allocated for planning and management
  • Why some projects (and some project managers) fail
  • Informed project selection
  • Fine tuning a statement of work
  • Proposal activities for the provider
  • What should be included in a project management plan
  • Creating a work breakdown structure
  • Designing and portraying realistic budgets and schedules
  • Project startup activities
  • Effective communication, meetings, and leadership
  • Controlling rate of progress, expenditures, and quality of work
  • Addressing changes of scope and contract modifications
  • Ideas for dealing with a project in trouble
  • A checklist for project closeout

Certificate of Completion

You will be able to immediately print a certificate of completion after passing a multiple-choice quiz consisting of 35 questions. PDH credits are not awarded until the course is completed and quiz is passed.

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