Intermediate
Planning & Controlling Projects
- 3 Sections
- 15 Lessons
- 3 Quizzes
- 8h 30m Duration
Project Planning
5 Lessons1 Quiz
Scheduling and Estimating
5 Lessons1 Quiz
- Scheduling and Estimating -- Video 1 - PMBOK Approach to Scheduling
- Scheduling and Estimating -- Video 2 - Scheduling Part 2_Critical Path
- Scheduling and Estimating -- Video 3 - Schedule Construction
- Scheduling and Estimating -- Video 4 - Pricing and Estimating
- Scheduling and Estimating -- Video 5 - Setting Up Cost Accounts
- Quiz 2 -- Project Planning -- Lesson 2 - Scheduling and Estimating
Project Tracking and EVM
5 Lessons1 Quiz
- Project Tracking -- Video 1 - Cost Monitoring and Reporting
- Project Tracking -- Video 2 - EVM Part 1
- Project Tracking -- Video 3 - EVM Part 2
- Project Tracking -- Video 4 - Weighted Milestones and Variances
- Project Tracking -- Video 5 - EVM in Microsoft Project
- Quiz 3 -- Project Planning -- Lesson 3 - Project Tracking and EVM
- While it is not required for this course, I highly recommend that you purchase Harold Kerzner's text on project management:
- Kerzner, H. (2022). Project management: A systems approach to planning, scheduling, and controlling, 13th ed. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley. ISBN-13: 978-1119805373.
This course addresses the fundamental concepts Project Managers need to know to be able to effectively plan and execute a project. Due to its importance and direct relationship to successful project management efforts, project planning will be heavily emphasized. Historically, project managers had to learn the project control function on the job with little guidance from educational institutions, so how to set up the project control is addressed in this course as well.
Topics in this course will include:
- Project planning and the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).
- Project scheduling, estimating and establishing project control.
- Project status reporting and earned value measurement systems (EVMS).
This course demonstrates the critical planning and decomposition activities necessary to break down complex programs into manageable work chunks comprised of assignable tasks.
