Fundamentals of Program Management
Course Information:
Tuition: $895 per
Student
The purpose of this
Fundamentals of
Program Management course is to introduce the government program
management environment, provide an understanding of the major processes,
and establish a foundation for effective program management. The
course is designed to provide:
- An understanding of
policies, tasks, problems, and issues confronting the government program
management team.
- The importance of interpersonal
relations and communication skills in the development of an effective
program management team.
- And an understanding of the major program
management activities in a government program and of the need to integrate
these activities throughout the program's life.
This course is taught
on and off-site. Our on-site facility is located in Arlington, VA, in Crystal City near the Metro
stop. Tuition includes a course manual and refreshments in the morning.
Course Management
100:
Fundamentals of Government Program Management (Two Days)
Specific Topics
Specific topics presented in
this course are:
- The Government
Program Management Environment
- The Government
Program Management Model
- The Government
Program Life Cycle
- Program
Planning
- Work
Definition/Work Breakdown Structure
- Resource
Estimation and Baseline Formulation
- Risk
Management
- Program
Technical Management
- Program Budget
Development and Execution
- Program
Control
- Government
Contracting
- Team Building
Method of
Instruction
The principal
classroom methods will be interactive lecture/discussion and case exercises.
Participation and discussion are integral to each session.
Participants will use Lesson Objectives and Desired Learning Outcomes
form each lesson assignment sheet to focus their efforts in preparing
for classes and the discussions.
Register
online
You
can email
Bill Morrow for
additional information or call him at 571-527-1001.
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