Professional Diploma in Project Management

Professional Diploma in Project Management. Introduction to main areas of project management, tools of project manager

Created by: MTF Institute of Management, Technology and Finance
Institute of Management, Technology and Finance

What Will I Learn?

• Introduction to a project management
• 4p's and triple constraints
• Project core components
• Project lifecycle
• Project management methodologies
• Gantt chart usage
• Kanban Board usage
• Network Diagram usage
• Work breakdown structure
• Project management team roles
• SMART goals framework
• Project risk management
• Project management software
• Project budget
• Project resource management
• Project reports
• History and evolution of Project Management
• Importance and Mission of Project Management
• Career in Project Management
• Lifecycle of a project
• Artifacts of a project
• Methodologies of Project Management
• Effective Project Management
• Challenges of Project Management

Requirements

• Any graduate from any educational background can opt for the course
• For a better learning experience, we suggest you to use a laptop / mobile phone / pen and paper for taking notes, highlighting important points, and making summaries to reinforce your learning.

Target audience

• Course will be interesting to anybody who want to learn about the required skills for a project manager and how to enhance the skills of project management. We will consider different topics, practical examples and cases and also will talk about how to implement the skills for developing the career.
• What is Project Management? Project management is the organized application of knowledge, processes, skills, and tools to guide a project from its beginning to its successful completion. It involves: Defining goals: Deciding what the project should achieve. Planning: Mapping out the steps and resources needed. Executing: Putting the plan into action, directing the team, and managing resources. Monitoring and controlling: Tracking progress, managing changes, and addressing issues. Closing: Reviewing the project, documenting results, and learning from the experience.
• What is Business Project Management? Business project management refers to applying project management principles within a business setting. These projects focus on achieving business objectives such as: Launching new products or services Improving or automating business processes Restructuring departments Implementing new software systems
• The Role of Project Management Project management plays a critical role in businesses because it: Increases Efficiency: A well-defined project plan helps streamline work and avoid wasted effort. Ensures Results: Project management keeps the focus on meeting defined goals within time and budget restrictions. Manages Risk: Potential problems are anticipated and mitigated through careful planning and monitoring. Improves Communication: Clear communication channels among team members, stakeholders, and clients help avoid misunderstandings. Improves Client Satisfaction: Successful project completion within agreed-upon parameters builds trust with clients.
• Why is Learning Project Management Important for Companies? Companies invest in their employees' project management training because: Competitive Advantage: Companies with strong project management capabilities deliver projects more successfully, gain a reputation for reliability, and outperform competitors. Reduces Costs: Inefficient projects cost more due to delays and wasted resources. Project management helps optimize resources. Enhances Employee Morale: Well-run projects minimize stress, improve team collaboration, and create a sense of accomplishment. Improves Innovation: Structured project management allows for managing innovation projects, leading to a culture of innovation within the company.
• How Project Management Skills Boost Your Career Developing your project management skills can significantly enhance your career prospects: High Demand: Project managers are in demand across industries like IT, construction, healthcare, etc. Better Salary: Skilled project managers often earn higher salaries due to their expertise. Leadership Potential: Project management provides a solid foundation for taking on leadership roles within organizations. Versatility: Project management skills apply to a wide range of jobs and roles, not just project management positions. Personal Growth: You'll build organizational, problem-solving, and communication skills, making you an asset to any team