Project Management Technical Competencies

In this course on Microsoft 365: Visio Advanced (2023) we will learn the use of themes in Visio 365 as well as using and creating themes in the desktop version of Visio. We will explore how a theme works and theme options between Visio 365 and Visio desktop. By the end of this course we will be able to adjust our flowchart themes to better reflect our branding.

Project Management Technical Competencies

These lessons will help you gain the skills needed to identify risk and how risk can impact a project negatively and positively. You’ll also learn how to prepare a plan for minimizing or managing negative risks, and how to assess the probability of risks to decide how to manage them.

Project Management Technical Competencies

Succession planning is an integral part of a business strategy. In this course, you will learn how to develop a succession plan, the importance of a performance management process in identifying high-potential talent, and how to implement an employee development plan.

Project Management Technical Competencies

Do you want to transition to a career in project management but don’t know where to start? Or are you an experienced project manager who wants to refresh your knowledge so you can feel more comfortable about your position? In either case, this is the course for you.

Project Management Technical Competencies

Executing successful projects comes with a wide array of obstacles to overcome. Learning how to properly initiate, plan, and execute successful projects continues to be an important business skill, regardless of occupation. This course teaches how to accomplish projects by better understand balancing the constraints of time, cost, and resources. Additionally, this course also covers the five stages of successful project management.

Project Management Technical Competencies

This Project Management Essentials course will lay the foundation for project management capabilities and is designed to help you implement the building blocks to successfully manage a project team, associated tasks, and many other aspects of leading a project to successful completion. Learn project management basics, organizational structure, building the project team, managing challenges and identifying risk. This course is the first in a series of project management courses that will enhance your productivity and project outcomes.

Project Management Technical Competencies

This module will provide instruction on how to close projects or the individual phases of projects. It discusses the various types of project closure, organizational knowledge base factors, closing project phases or entire projects, and performing project audits.

Project Management Technical Competencies

In these lessons, you’ll understand what is and is not a risk, and explore different methods to identify risks. You’ll also learn the types of risks, how they function under specific categories, what they mean and how to document them accordingly.

Project Management Technical Competencies

Scrum is an Agile framework primarily used for developing and maintaining complex projects. It is characterized by three primary roles, four ceremonies, seven artifacts, and 12 rules. This course will explore how you can bring these principles to real-world projects, and their role in managing and delivering valuable products and services.

Project Management Technical Competencies

Successfully implementing Agile frameworks requires transformation across an organization. It is important that everyone involved, from stakeholders to team members, understand their role in the process.

Project Management Technical Competencies

These lessons will help you assess and understand what risk probability is and why risk evaluation and analysis play a vital role in project management. You’ll learn what risk impact entails, and what role the risk owner plays.

Project Management Technical Competencies

Providing reports is one of the most common ways a project manager will communicate with their team and outside stakeholders. The most common formal document you’ll likely issue regularly throughout the project lifecycle is the project status report, sometimes referred to as a performance report. In this Data Analysis and Project Reporting course, you will learn the different techniques used for analyzing information, managing project changes, and preparing for project completion.