INTRO TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT
IN-PERSON WEEKEND COURSE: APRIL 5-7, 2024
Introduction to Project Management provides a broad overview of the field and profession of project management. Students will get a preliminary introduction to traditional (waterfall), agile, and hybrid project management methods, as well as gain knowledge from case studies.
With a focus on practical application, these tools and techniques will benefit you whether you are working officially as a project manager or if project management is simply a skill that would benefit you in another role.
Ideal for Group and Corporate Training Initiatives
A true introduction to the practice, this course is ideally suited for professionals who are new to project management, and who are interested in more efficiently and effectively planning, overseeing, and executing projects in the workplace.
Villanova is able to partner with organizations to assess their needs and develop an online, in-person or on-site course tailored to your company and employees. Submit a corporate or group training request form here.
Why prepare with an Authorized Training Partner like Villanova University?
- All Villanova project management courses have been reviewed and approved by PMI.
- Most courses are listed in the PMI approved course catalog and eligible for professional development (PDU's) for recertification.
- You will learn from a PMI-vetted and trained instructor.
PMP, PMI REP Logo, PMBOK and CAPM are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
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UPCOMING COURSE:
(PLEASE NOTE: ALL REGISTRATION DEADLINES ARE 1 WEEK IN ADVANCE OF THE COURSE START DATE.)
INTRO TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT
In-Person at The Inn at Villanova University
Friday to Sunday, April 5-7
Friday: 5:30-9 pm
Saturday: 8:30 am - 5 pm; 1-hour lunch
Sunday: 9:00 am - 12 pm
PMI Member: $895
Nonmember: $995
No additional charge for course materials.
COURSE DETAILS
- Describe the duties of a project manager in traditional, agile, and hybrid environments
- Identify key differences between traditional, agile, and hybrid projects
- Define project phases, process groups and knowledge areas
- Apply appropriate tools and techniques to apply to the various project environments
- Navigate the constantly-changing project management landscape to adapt their skills to the future
- Create a comprehensive project plan that can be adapted to any environment