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| Course name | Project Management | | Course Duration | 42 Hours | | Course cost | Call to enquire | | Course outline | On successful completion of this SLP students should be able to: Outcome 1: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the concepts, principles and practices of project management. Outcome 2: Apply project management practices and techniques to the areas of project planning, control and communication in the business environment. Outcome 3: Apply the principles of project management to project organisation structures and teams. Outcome 4: Demonstrate the ability to manage small projects and the project office in a business environment.
| | | | Course name | Fundamentals of Project Management | | Course Duration | 42 Hours | | Course cost | Call to enquire | | Course outline | On successful completion of this SLP students should be able to: Outcome 1: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the concepts, principles and practices of project management. Outcome 2: Apply project management practices and techniques to the areas of project planning, control and communication in the business environment. Outcome 3: Apply the principles of project management to project organisation structures and teams. Outcome 4: Demonstrate the ability to manage the project office and small projects in a business environment.
| | | | Course name | IT Project Management | | Course Duration | 32 Hours | | Course cost | Call to enquire | | Course outline | These learning units are linked to chapters from the prescribed textbook: IT Project Management (NIIT) On successful completion of this module students should be able to: Outcome 1: Explain what IT project management is and how it originated. Outcome 2: Describe the role of a project manager and the skills necessary to fulfil that role. Outcome 3: Describe the phases and activities of an IT project. Outcome 4: Apply the tools and techniques associated with the phases and activities of an IT project. Outcome 5: Demonstrate the use of relevant software tools to manage an IT project.
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