306i - Project Management Basics (PM1) Project Team Perspective
- Course Number: 306i
- Course Title: 306i - Project Management Basics (PM1) Project Team Perspective
- Course Level: Beginner
- IRWA Credits: 16
- AQB Credits: Not Applicable
- Prerequisites: Not Applicable
This introductory-level course covers the basic principles of Project Management, guiding participants through:
• Application of Concepts – including Project Management methodologies, industry standards, quality management practices, and risk management identification and intervention.
• Project Phases – identifying and discussing the five project management phases.
• Processes – understanding processes from the beginning of a project to closure.
Credentialing
This course may be applied toward 16 hours of recertification toward of any of IRWA’s credentials and is a requirement for the IRWA’s upcoming R/W-PM certification.
Topics
• Fundamentals of project management and PMBOK® standards
• The five phases of project management (Initiating through Closing)
• Project management models and methodologies (Waterfall, Agile, Scrum)
• Project initiation, including SMART goals and project charters
• Scope development and project definition
• Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) and project planning tools
• Project scheduling and timeline development (Gantt charts)
• Scope, schedule, and budget (triple constraint) management
• Project team roles, leadership, and team development
• Project execution, monitoring, risk management, and closeout
Course Tuition Includes
$415 members/$575 non-members
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