Introduction to Project Management Training

Course 296

Duration: 2 days
Sandbox: Yes
Language: English
11 PMI PDUs
Level: Foundation

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This introduction to project management training course provides you with the fundamental knowledge and skills to successfully lead a project from beginning to end. You will gain hands-on project experience through a simulated project case study.

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Through a simulated case study, you will:

Leverage key project management concepts.
Lead a project from beginning to end.
Motivate and lead your project team.
Implement effective project management processes.
Develop the leadership skills needed for successfully planning, managing, and delivering projects of any size and scope.
Test your knowledge in the end-of-course exam.
Continue learning and face new challenges with after-course one-on-one instructor coaching.

Prerequisites

None.

Intro to Project Management Instructor-Led Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Project Management

Benefits and value of project management|
Communication as the key to project success
Defining a project
Defining projects, programs, and portfolio management
The project management process
The phases of project management

Activity: The Way Many Projects Start – Chaos

Module 2: Initiating a Project

Defining the initiation phase
Linking strategic value to the project
Business case overview
Issue tracking
Assumptions
Defining the objective of a project
Creating the objective statement (the Five “W” questions)
Translating the statement into deliverables

Activity: Building an Objective Statement and Deliverables List

Project Charters and other initiating activities
Strategic considerations

Module 3: Planning the Project

What a project plan is

The narrative planning document
Outline of content

Stakeholders

Defining stakeholders
How they contribute to the development of a project plan
Stakeholder analysis
Stakeholder engagement plan
Stakeholder communication plan

Creating the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)

Defining the WBS
How the WBS is developed

Activity: Build the WBS for Class Project

Creating the Project Schedule

Identify activities
Estimate activities
Do Now Activity: Determine Duration of Project Activities
Sequencing activities

Activity: Sequence Project Activities (create network diagram)

Resourcing the schedule (Identify, Allocate, Optimize)
Finalize schedule (Determine project duration, Understand Critical Path, Refining the project to meet objectives and constraints)

Module 4: Project Risk Management

Define risk management
Risk identification
Analyze probability and impacts
Risk registers
Plan risk responses

Activity: Develop Risk Register for Class Project

Contingency plans
Early warning signs

Module 5: Baselining the Plan

Change control

Process defined
Scaling process to fit the project

Project team guidelines

Status meetings
Schedule updates
Issue and risk tracking and reporting

Other considerations

Quality management plan
Project procurement plan
Getting approval to execute a plan

Activity: Team Review of Completed Project Plan

Module 6: Executing the Plan

Defining executing/monitoring and controlling processes
The management processes
How to monitor and control key plan elements
Project status reports
Analyzing data against a baseline to determine progress
Taking corrective action to meet project constraints

Activity: Review Project Status Report and Schedule

Module 7: Project Closure

Determining if a project is ready to close
Transfer of project deliverable(s) to operational control
Determining if project objectives and business value have been attained
Conducting lessons-learned review
Appropriate celebrations
Building project management capabilities in organizations

Activity: Course Review and Communication of Learnings

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Project Management Training FAQs

No specific experience is required.

Project managers facilitate the execution of a project, from planning and development to managing teams and stakeholders and managing time, scope, and budget. In addition, the project manager is responsible for the project's success (or failure), and success in project management depends on having a solid foundation in project management principles and practices.

An excellent foundational certification for those just starting in the project management field is PMI's Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® certification. See Course 3601, Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® Certification Training, if you are interested in CAPM certification.

This course introduces best-practice techniques and a project management skill set that can immediately improve your project management performance back on the job. The project management skills needed to implement project management processes, develop leadership skills, and respond effectively to real-world project management scenarios are covered in this course.

The salary of a project manager can vary based on many factors, including location and experience level. Earning a project management certification can increase salary ranges. The current average salary for a project manager in the United States is over $80,000 annually.

Certification candidates and existing credential holders are responsible for reporting all Continuing Certification Requirements Program (CCR) activities to PMI (Project Management Institute). To report the completion of a Learning Tree course, you can use the Online PDU (Professional Development Units) Resources System.

Go to the PMI Continuing Certification Requirements System https://ccrs.pmi.org/
Log in with your username and password
Locate the claim code associated with your course in the table in this document
Click on “Report PDU for this activity”
Fill in the date started and date completed
Click on the box agreeing that this claim is accurate and then submit

PDU Information for the Standard Course:

11 Total PDUs
Ways of Working PDUs: 8
Power Skills PDUs: 2
Business Acumen PDUs: 1
PMI Claim Code: 1154FUX0B7

Introduction to Project Management Training

Project Management Training Delivery Methods

Project Management Training Information

Intro to Project Management Instructor-Led Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Project Management

Module 2: Initiating a Project

Module 3: Planning the Project

Module 4: Project Risk Management

Module 5: Baselining the Plan

Module 6: Executing the Plan

Module 7: Project Closure

Project Management Training FAQs

What background do I need for this introduction to project management training?

What does a project manager do?

What is a project manager certification that I could earn as a new project manager?

What project management skills can help a new project manager the most?

What is a project manager's salary?

How do I receive my PMI PDU credits?

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