Corporate

Project Management

Business Administration and Management 40 hours

Introduction

This Project Management Course offers you specialised training in to plan, organise, to direct y to control the resources and activities required to achieve a specific objective within a set timeframe. Projects are temporary endeavours with a clearly defined start and end, designed to deliver a single outcome, such as the creation of a product, the implementation of a system or the organisation of an event.

Objectives

To recognise the characteristics of different types of projects, identify their objectives and the factors that influence their management, and select the appropriate processes for their monitoring and evaluation.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT

  1. What is a project?
  2. Project Features
  3. Types of Projects
  4. Project Objectives

TEACHING UNIT 2. THE LIFE CYCLE OF A PROJECT

  1. Features
  2. Participants
  3. The Project Manager
  4. Project Feasibility. Preliminary Study

TEACHING UNIT 3. PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP

  1. Project Leadership and Management Processes
  2. Definition of the project’s objectives and scope
  3. Time planning
  4. Economic planning
  5. Project Monitoring and Control
  6. Communication between project members
  7. Project Assessment. Methods
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