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Diploma In Project Management

At the start of a project, the amount of planning and work required can seem overwhelming. There may be dozens, ... Show more
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Duration Self-Paced Learning
Lectures 22
Quizzes 6
Course type Diploma Courses
Diploma In Project Management
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At the start of a project, the amount of planning and work required can seem overwhelming. There may be dozens, or even hundreds of tasks that need to be completed at just the right time and in just the right sequence.

Project management involves planning and organization of a company’s resources to move a specific task, event, or duty towards completion. It can involve a one-time project or an ongoing activity, and resources managed include personnel, finances, technology, and intellectual property.

No matter what the industry is, the project manager tends to have roughly the same job: to help define the goals and objectives of the project and determine when the various project components are to be completed and by whom. They also create quality control checks to ensure completed components meet a certain standard.

Professional project managers know it is often easier to handle the details of a project and take steps in the right order when you break the project down into phases.

At the end of this course, you should be able to;

  • Understand what a project and project management means
  • Highlight the characteristics and objectives of a project.
  • Understand the importance and the basic rules of project management
  • Understand the tools and skills required for Project Management.
  • Effectively discuss project life cycle and its classification.
  • Understand project management process and project selection.
  • Understand risk analysis in project management and basic skills for project managers.

Course Curriculum

SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT

1
What is a project?
Self-Paced
2
Definition of Project Management
Self-Paced
3
Characteristics of a Project
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4
Objectives of Project management
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5
Quiz
5 questions

SECTION 2: PHASES OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT

1
Importance of Project Management
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2
Phases, Knowledge and Value
Self-Paced
3
Basic Rules of Project Management
Self-Paced
4
Quiz
5 questions

SECTION 3: ELEMENTS OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT

1
Project Documentation
Self-Paced
2
Tools of Project Management
Self-Paced
3
Skills Required for Project Management
Self-Paced
4
Quiz
5 questions

SECTION 4: PROJECT LIFE CYCLE AND ITS CLASSIFICATION

1
Project life cycle and its phases
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2
Classification of the Project Cycle
Self-Paced
3
Quiz
5 questions

SECTION 5: PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROCESS AND PROJECT SELECTION

1
Process of Project Management
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2
Detailed Project Report (DPR)
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3
Project Selection Criteria
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4
Preparing a Project Plan
Self-Paced
5
Project Planning Software
Self-Paced
6
Quiz
5 questions

SECTION 6: RISK ANALYSIS IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND BASIC SKILLS FOR PROJECT MANAGERS

1
Sources of Risk in Project Management
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2
Steps in Managing Risk
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3
What Does a Project Manager Do?
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4
Basic Skills for Project Managers
Self-Paced
5
Conclusion
Self-Paced
6
Quiz
5 questions
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