Learn Project management so you can deliver your next project be on time, on budget, and to requirements.
InstructorMike ClaytonThe training follows a clear progression through fundamentals, definition, planning, delivery, and closure stages.
Instruction includes specific artifacts such as Work Breakdown Structures, Gantt charts, and Linear Responsibility Charts.
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The instructor illustrates the project lifecycle using a hand-drawn graph that tracks activity levels across the definition, planning, delivery, and close phases.
The instructor explains a hand-drawn task assignment matrix on a whiteboard, mapping out responsibilities for team members like Amie, Bri, Chris, Dev, and Ed across five distinct tasks.
The instructor presents a visual framework for stakeholder management, mapping strategies like inform, engage, monitor, and woo against attitude and impact axes.
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The curriculum aligns well with the stated goals of new and aspiring project managers.
