Project Management Foundation
Description
GENERAL OBJECTIVES
This training course aims to provide participants with an introductory view of project management, specifically the frameworks generally recognized for project management, areas of knowledge and good project management practices. The basic concepts that will be analysed in the course are those of project quality, resources, communications, acquisitions and the areas and processes of knowledge and management of stakeholders.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
- Articulate the relevance of fundamental project management skills;
- Describe a project life cycle, map and characterize each stage of the cycle;
- Identify the main artifacts used in the different stages of a project;
- Understand the main references of project management;
- Understand the good practices to start, plan, monitor, control and close projects;
- Articulate the scope of the product / project – creating a project initiation document;
- Become familiar with the requirements collection and analysis process;
- Create a WBS and the dictionary for the project;
- Classify risks and understand the risk management process of a project;
- Understand the main challenges of managing change;
- Understand the integration of a project manager in an agile project environment.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Professionals, new to the project management role who need to prepare for their first projects, or
experienced managers who want to formalize and increase their project management skills and competencies. - Anyone who is involved in projects or changes within an organization, including team leaders, product
managers, project team members, experts, business analysts, stakeholders and senior managers who want to extract more from their project teams. - Anyone with a leadership role who will benefit from an introduction to project management.
REQUIREMENTS
No specific requirements.
LENGTH
24 hours
SCHEDULE
Work hours / After-work
LANGUAGES
Portuguese / English
Curriculum
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- M1: Introduction
- M2: Project management overview
- M3: The
Role of the Project Manager - M4: Project life cycle
- M5: Project Phases
- Project Initiation
- Project Planning
- Project Execution
- Project Monitoring and Control
- Project Closure
- M6: Agile Project Management
- M1: Introduction
