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I. Course Content
The course is based on concepts from Project Management Book of Knowledge PMBOK Guide - 4th editions. 1. Overview: 2 hrs. 1) About PMI history 2) PMP Certification program & details a) Eligibility criteria & the certification process (Application & audit process, Exam fees) b) Exam structure (Topics covered, types of PMP questions) c) Training approach (How to prepare) 3) PDC handbook, CCR handbook 2. Project Management Framework: 2.5 hrs 1) What is PMBOK Guide and its purpose 2) Project Vs operations (PMBOK Guide definitions) 3) Triple constraint 4) Value of Project Management 5) Project Managers role & areas of expertise of Project Manager and Project Team 6) Project Life cycle, Product Life cycle & Project Management Life cycle 7) Key Stakeholders 8) Organization structures 3. Project Management Process: 0.5 hrs 1) Product Oriented process & Project management process 2) IPECC 3) 9 Knowledge areas Vs 5 Project management process groups 4. Project Integration Management: 3 hrs 1) Project charter 2) Project Preliminary Scope statement 3) Project Selection Methods (PV, NPV, IRR, Payback period, BCR, Opportunity cost) 4) Project Plan or Project Management plan 5) Manage and control Project execution 6) Integrated Change control (CCB) 7) Project closeout 8) Integration Management (How to integrate all 9 KAs Vs 5 process groups)
Note: PMP, PMI and PMBOK Guide are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, inc.
8. Project Quality Management: 3 hrs 1) Quality Vs Grade 2) Quality Management, TQM, Quality policy, Gold plating 3) Quality Management process (QA, QC) 4) Quality Planning (Quality management plan) 5) Cost of Quality (COQ) 6) QA & Quality audits 7) QC (Fishbone diagram, Pareto chart, control charts, flow charts, Inspection, Sampling, run chart)
Note: PMP, PMI and PMBOK Guide are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, inc.
11. Project Risk Management: 3 hrs. 1) Risk Vs Assumptions Vs constraints 2) Risk Management Plan 3) Risk Identification (Risk Register RR) 4) Qualitative Risk analysis (High, medium & low) 5) Quantitative Risk Analysis) 6) Expected value calculation (Decision tress, Monte Carlo simulation software) 7) Risk Response (Avoid, Mitigate, Transfer or Accept) 8) Secondary risks, Residual risks & Reserves (Management reserves & Contingency reserves) 9) Risk Monitoring and control.
12. Project Procurement Management: 3 hrs. 1) Purchases and Acquisitions (procurement Management plan) 2) Contract & Contract types a) CR (Cost reimbursable): CPFF, CPPC, CPIF, CPAF b) FP (Fixed Price): FPIF, FPEFA
Note: PMP, PMI and PMBOK Guide are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, inc.
13. Professional Responsibility: 2 hr. 1) Professional Ethics 2) Individual Integrity 3) Contributing to PM knowledge base 4) PMIs Project Management Professional (PMP) Code of Professional Conduct 14. PMP Practice Exam: (Optional) 1) Recap 2) PMP Examination, Types of questions, Tips for the exam 3) Practice Exam (200 questions)
Recap session and Review of Home Assignments on Day 2 (Framework, Integration): 1 hr. Recap session and Review of Home Assignments on Day 3 (Scope, Time, Cost): 1 hr. Recap session and Review of Home Assignments on Day 4 (Quality, HR, Communications): 1 hr.
II.
Total Duration = 35 Hours across 4 days PDUs / Contact Hours = 35 Hours, 1 hour of learning = 1 Contact Hour. This includes attending the training and completing the quiz assignments. Typical Class Timings - 8.30 am to 6.00 pm or as preferred Note: Every session includes practice questions / answers in order to clarify the PMBOK Guide - 4th edition concepts & understanding for the preparation for PMP certification exam.
Note: PMP, PMI and PMBOK Guide are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, inc.