Entrepreneuriat & Gestion d'entreprise
Project Management - Fundamentals
Objectives
Gain a good understanding of project management, the methods and tools used to manage projects and how to ensure the success of a project.
Programme
Day 1 : Projects and Project Management
- Characteristics of projects
- Understanding the project life cycle
- Feasibility phase
- Planning and requirements
- Execution
- Testing
- Handover
- Project management
- Role and responsibilities of project managers
- Key success factors
- Projects, programmes, portfolios
- Tools for project planning and management
- Project management software
- Work breakdown structures
- GANTT charts
- PERT diagrams
- Critical path analysis
- Resource management
- Methods for managing projects
Day 2: Project Planning and Execution
- Feasibility phase
- Importance of the feasibility phase
- Feasibility studies
- Planning and requirements
- Writing and reviewing requirements
- Establishing a project plan
- Managing the project plan
- Execution
- Carrying out the project
- Managing resources
- Change management
- Tracking implementation
- Project baselining
- Project testing
- Testing and quality
- Test plan
- Steps in testing
- User acceptance testing
- Quality risks
- Handover
- Project audit
- Project sign-off
- Documentation
- Move into production
- Troubleshooting in projects
- Communication issues
- Teambuilding
- Virtual teams
- Managing project risk
TARGET Audience
People who manage or will manage projects and/or anyone who actively participates in projects.
Prerequisites
No previous knowledge or experience of projects or project management is required.
Certificate
At the end of the training, the participants will receive a certificate of participation delivered by the House of Training.
Course Material
The course material can be downloaded free of charge via your portal five days before the start of the course. During registration, you have the possibility to order, against payment, a printed version of the course material which will then be given to you at the beginning of the course.