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Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of the module, students will be able to:
1. Ensure projects deliver business benefits
2. Use a process-based approach to deliver projects in a consistent manner
3. Reduce typical project problems
4. Establish sound project governance
5. Ensure projects are run in a controlled manner from start to finish
6. Plan projects effectively using product-based planning and quality review techniques
7. Share a common terminology
8. Apply this best-practice methodology to projects of any type, regardless of scale, complexity and size
9. Tailor the methodology to adapt it to the requirements of any project
10. Apply benefits management
Curriculum Content (Indicative) for 40hrs
| Day 1 (8hrs) | Introduction, Organisation, Business Case, Quality – Foundation Exam 1 homework |
| Day 2 (8hrs) | Plans, Risk, Change, Progress – Foundation Exam 2 homework |
| Day 3 (8hrs) | All Seven processes – Exam – Closed Book |
| Day 4 (8hrs) | Practitioner Exam 1 and embedding exercises of 7 Themes, 7 Processes , 7 Principles |
| Day 5 (8hrs) | Practitioner Exam 2 and actual Exam – Open Book |
TEACHING AND LEARNING STRATEGY (INDICATIVE)
A classroom/face to face learning strategy is applied. Key questions will be provided to test understanding of the work. Students will be divided into groups for activities to embed book theory and practice. In the seminar every student will be given the opportunity of making an informal presentation using:
- Formal Examination
- Participation
- Simulation tests
- Workshop exercises
- Discussion
ASSESSMENT STRATEGY (INDICATIVE)
| LEARNING OUTCOME On completion of the module students will be able to: | ASSESSMENT STRATEGY |
| 1. Ensure projects deliver business benefits 2. Use a process-based approach to deliver projects in a consistent manner 3. Reduce typical project problems 4. Establish sound project governance 5. Ensure projects are run in a controlled manner from start to finish 6. Plan projects effectively using product-based planning and quality review techniques 7. Share a common terminology 8. Apply this best-practice methodology to projects of any type, regardless of scale, complexity and size 9. Tailor the methodology to adapt it to the requirements of any project 10. Apply benefits management | Formal Exam(s) supplied by Exam Authority |
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