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PMPOpen House Course Deliverables

This 35-hour, 4-day course aims to teach best practices in project management based on PMI's PMBOK guidelines and prepare participants for PMP certification. Over the course of the training, participants will learn the project management framework, life cycle, factors that influence projects, and how to develop project management plans, schedules, cost baselines, risk management plans, quality benchmarks, and more. The course also covers topics like procurement management, project initiation, execution, monitoring, control, and closing using techniques like Earned Value Management.

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PMPOpen House Course Deliverables

This 35-hour, 4-day course aims to teach best practices in project management based on PMI's PMBOK guidelines and prepare participants for PMP certification. Over the course of the training, participants will learn the project management framework, life cycle, factors that influence projects, and how to develop project management plans, schedules, cost baselines, risk management plans, quality benchmarks, and more. The course also covers topics like procurement management, project initiation, execution, monitoring, control, and closing using techniques like Earned Value Management.

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Managing Projects Professionally & Preparation for PMP Certification

35 PDU’s Open-House Course deliverables


Course Objective:

1. To learn “World’s best project management practices” based on PMI’s PMBOK guidelines
2. To prepare participants for PMP Certification

Duration: 35 hours (4 days)

Target Audience: This course will best suit any middle / senior level managers across functional departments

Day wise Course Deliverables:


DAY-1

1. Project Management Framework:


a. To understand “From where the project requirements emerge from?”
b. To understand “Why projects fail, despite our best efforts?”
c. To understand “what are the roles of portfolio, program and project managers”

2. Project Management Life Cycle:


a. Introduction to 9-Project management knowledge areas
b. Introduction to the 44-Project management processes
c. Integration of 44 Project management processes within 5-Process groups

3. Factors those influence projects:


a. Enterprise environmental factors
b. Organizational process assets
c. Triple constraints
d. Project team’s expertise
e. Life cycle cost
f. Project life cycle
g. Project stakeholders
h. Organizational structure
i. Project management office

4. Develop project management plan: “Deciding methodology to efficiently plan, execute, control and close
project”

5. Develop project scope baseline:


a. Scope planning: “deciding methodology to gather requirements, plan, define and manage project
scope”.
b. Scope defining: “deciding what work is required to be accomplished by the project team to build
product or provide service”. Decide how team will satisfactorily meet project requirements faster,
better and cheaper and document them in project scope statement to establish common
understanding among project stakeholders.
c. Create WBS and WBS dictionary to document the total project scope of work
d. Class room practice to create WBS
e. Question session on scope management

PMCC (India) Private Limited, Koramangala, Bangalore – 560095, India


www.pmcc-india.com Ph: +91- 80 – 41217555 1|Pa ge
6. Develop project schedule baseline:
a. “How to develop project schedule baseline”. This includes:
· Develop schedule milestone
· Define activities for each work package
· Estimate resource requirements through resource breakdown structure.

DAY-2
· Develop project network through standard PDM, or ADM techniques
· Estimate duration of activities by using PERT techniques
· Develop project schedule by using standard methods e.g. CPM, Crashing, Fast tracking, Cost-
Time tradeoffs, Resource-Time tradeoffs (Resource levelling), Critical chain, Multitasking etc.
b. Class room practice to develop project schedule
c. Questions sessions on time management

7. Develop project cost baseline:


a. To develop cost/effort estimates at work package level and at the project level
b. Develop project budget and cost baseline
c. Question session on cost management

8. Risk management planning: “deciding how to” approach, plan, and execute the risk management activities
for project, since careful and explicit planning enhances the possibility of success of the risk other risk
management processes.
This includes:
a. How to prepare project risk management planning (risk policy) describing, “how risk management will
be structured and performed on the project?”
b. How to categorize and identify risks prepare ‘Risk Breakdown Structure?”
c. How to develop “Qualitative risk analysis?”
d. How to develop “Quantitative risk analysis” by using normal distribution techniques.
e. How to develop strategies for both “Negative risks (Threats) and Positive Risks (Opportunities)”
f. Class room practice sessions to identify risk and quantify risks
g. Question sessions on risk management

9. Plan quality, develop quality benchmark, cost of quality and Question session on quality management

DAY-3
10. Earned Value Management techniques to integrate, monitor and control project scope, time and cost
performance of the project. Process includes understanding how to develop:
a. Planned values (PV, and BAC),
b. Status report (EV, and AC),
c. Progress report (SV, and CV)
d. Performance reports (SPI, SV%, CPI, and CV %)
e. Forecast & trend analysis report (ETC, EAC, and VAC) at the level of ‘work package”, project phase,
and project.
f. Class room practice on EVM
g. Questions session on EVM

11. Plan human resources; develop Responsibility Assignment Matrix – RAM and Question session on human
resource management and leadership skills.

12. Plan communications and develop communication management plan and PMIS and Question session on
Comm. Mgmt.

PMCC (India) Private Limited, Koramangala, Bangalore – 560095, India


www.pmcc-india.com Ph: +91- 80 – 41217555 2|Pa ge
13. Plan procurement and decide the type of contracts, evaluation criteria, develop procurement documents.
Process to conduct bidder conferences, select sellers and Question sessions on procurement management

14. Project initiation: How to use NPV, IRR methods to finalize project objectives, develop project charter,
develop preliminary project statement of work and Question session on initiating process group

DAY - 4
15. Role of a manager to direct and manage project execution work and Question session on project
execution

16. Role of a manager to assure quality compliances and reduce cost of quality and Question session on
quality assurance

17. Role of a manager to timely acquire project team, build team and manage team: to increase efficiency
and effectiveness of project team to improve project performance and Question session on building team

18. Role of a manager to distribute Information and to assure relevant information is communicated to all
stakeholders, stored and retrieved as per the communication plan.

19. Role of a manager to monitor and control project work and Question session on controlling project work

20. Role of a manager to integrate change control and Question session on integrated change control

21. Report performance of project to stakeholders

22. Scope verification and obtaining acceptance from customers Question session on scope verification

23. Control scope, schedule, cost and quality including Question session on managing changes

24. Contract administration to effectively managing and control the seller’s performances as per the
contractual requirements including Question session on contract administration

25. Role of a manager to monitor and control project risks, performing risk audit, risk reviews and update risk
registers

26. Role of a manager to formally closing project and closing contracts including Question sessions on closing
processes

27. Class room discussion on how to apply processes in organization, prepare for PMP and apply for PMP
certification

PMCC (India) Private Limited, Koramangala, Bangalore – 560095, India


www.pmcc-india.com Ph: +91- 80 – 41217555 3|Pa ge

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