Project Management Fundamentals (PMP)

Project Management Fundamentals inline with PMP exam guidelines

Why Project Managers are required ?

What you’ll learn

  • Gain sound understanding of Project Management fundamentals.
  • Get a clear understanding about the role and responsibility of a Project Manager.
  • Target the professional and world recognised PMP exam for better job prospects.

Course Content

  • Section 0: Overview of the Project Management Principles –> 3 lectures • 12min.
  • Overview –> 8 lectures • 1hr 48min.
  • Learning in-depth about Integration Management –> 7 lectures • 1hr 11min.
  • Scope Management of a Project –> 9 lectures • 1hr 23min.
  • Time Management of a Project –> 13 lectures • 1hr 53min.
  • Cost Management –> 9 lectures • 1hr 18min.
  • Quality Management –> 6 lectures • 1hr 6min.
  • Human Resource Management –> 8 lectures • 1hr.
  • Communication Management –> 5 lectures • 29min.
  • Risk Management –> 10 lectures • 1hr 13min.
  • Procurement Management –> 8 lectures • 47min.
  • Stakeholder Management –> 6 lectures • 32min.

Project Management Fundamentals (PMP)

Requirements

Why Project Managers are required ?

In an ever changing Business world, with so many changes coming to the organizations in form of new Projects for updating the older systems, or creating new setups, it is imperative for the Organizations to have really good Project Managers who are capable of handling all the chaos.

Project Management is a key to an organization’s success for the very reason that every Project involves the cost element around , it needs resources , time , dollars and the expected returns attached to it. It at all any project fails because of the incompetency of the Manager, it is a setback not only to the concerned organization but also a setback to the image of the Project Manager.

In order to execute any project successfully, it is imperative that the responsible Project Manager is able to determine the exact schedule of his projects and the resources allocated to the project. If the methodology of the execution of project is not effective then can be a huge failure for the organization because costs would shoot up, the resources might be allocated to some other task and obviously time would be over-shot.

 

Role of a Project Manager

Now that we understand the criticality of a Project Manager, let us understand what exactly does a Project Manager do.

A Project Manager is responsible for collecting all the requirements for the project. These requirements are together clubbed to be called as scope of the project or if we rephrase this  statement, we can say ” Scope is what a Project Manager is supposed to deliver at the end”. But this deliverable has to be created within several constraints of Money, Time, Schedule and Resources which are obviously always scarce in terms of availability or are fixed. Also, the deliverable needs to meet the Quality standard as expected by the Stakeholder. Together, with all the constraints , it really needs an awareness from a Project Manager’s perspective how to successfully execute the complete project and deliver.
Additionally, knowing the aspects of Project Management will also help follow the time frames more accurately, preventing the projects from exceeding the time lines.

What this course has to offer

This course is going to introduce you to the real world of Project Management and will talk about all the critical aspects of an effective Project Management process. This course is designed along the lines of PMP exam and will also serve as a crash learning course so that you can tomorrow appear for PMP exam.

Make sure that after you enrol into this course, you download the reference book used in the discussions, from the Resources section. The link to the reference resource has been placed in the resources tab (the 2nd lecture).

 

 

 

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