| The main focus of the course will be on the principles of project management. The course will provide participants with the knowledge and skills to manage projects over a wide spectrum of application areas. |
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This course has been designed for those who have, or
are about to have, responsibility for managing
projects at any level. The program assumes that
participants have no previous formal training in
project management. |
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BENEFITS
At the end of the course participants will
understand the total project life cycle and will be
able to plan all project functions. Participants
will also learn to control the project in terms of
cost, schedule and deliverables. These skills will
enable managers to effectively deal with issues such
as staffing, contracts and conflicts. |
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Program |
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Project Definition
• understand the principles of project management and where they may be applied
• understand the components of the total project life cycle and why each is needed
• set contractual, cost, schedule and performance baselines and be able to control these baselines
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Project Planning
• prepare a statement of work
• allocate resources to tasks
• define task logic or program the project
• allocate time as a resource or schedule the project
• prepare a project budget
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Project Control
• management of cost control
• schedule control
• management of the technical/deliverable aspects of the project
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Contracting
• understand the governing principles of the contracting process
• be able to define a request for proposal/tender
• know the overall requirements of a tender/proposal
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Team Management
• be aware of conflict in the project environment
• know the requirements for being a project leader
• know what senior management/customers expect from the project leader
• understand the criteria needed for project success
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Course Codes |
PM36 |
PM34 |
PM35 |
PDPM37 |
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Dates |
25, 26 Sep |
1, 2 Oct |
5, 6 Nov |
2, 3 Dec |
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Times |
9.00am — 5.00pm |
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