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Target Audience
Certified Associate in Project Management is oriented is oriented to:
- Professionals seeking knowledge and introduction on Project Management
- Professionals seeking CAPM® certification and credential
Certificate and Exam
Participants will receive attendance certificates upon the completion of the workshop. Participants will be awarded 24 Contact hours / Professional Development Units (PDU) hours needed to acquire the CAPM® certificate.
Please note that the participants will pursue the examination and certification process independently and individually. The trainer will be ready to offer advice. More information about the CAPM® certification is available on the following link:
http://www.pmi.org/CareerDevelopment/Pages/AboutCredentialsCAPM.aspx
- Outlining process groups and knowledge areas
- Evaluating the standard for managing projects
Developing the project charter
Coordinating content of the project management plan
Performing project work
Controlling changes throughout the project
Defining and facilitating stakeholder requirements
Developing detailed project and product descriptions
Creating the work breakdown structure (WBS)
Verifying and controlling the scope baseline
Defining and sequencing activities
Estimating activity resources and durations
Developing and controlling the schedule
Developing project budgets
Applying earned value management (EVM) basics
Managing changes to the cost baseline
Identifying project quality standards and requirements
Determining project quality activities
Demonstrating compliance with quality approach
Ensuring adherence to quality guidelines
Monitoring and measuring quality results
Enhancing project performance through team development and improved competencies
Tracking team member performance
Determining stakeholder information needs
Distributing information and addressing issues
Collecting and distributing project performance data
Planning project procurement and identifying sellers
Obtaining seller responses and awarding contracts
Managing procurement relationships
Monitoring contract performance
Completing each project procurement
Assessing and documenting risks
Performing qualitative and quantitative risk analysis
Planning appropriate risk responses
Tracking identified risks and risk triggers
Reevaluating existing risks and identifying new ones
Implementing risk response plans as required
Identifying internal and external project stakeholders
Managing stakeholder expectations