Ways of Working (formerly called Technical) courses include knowledge, skills, and behaviors related to specific domains of Project, Program and Portfolio Management.
PMI requires that PMP® and PgMP® credential holders must take a minimum of 8 PDUs from this category to fulfill the PMI Talent Triangle requirements.
Course Description Project managers must perform many tasks during a project. Some of the tasks are business related and others are management related tasks. This course will describe the business and management tasks of the project manager. This course will describe how the project manager is selected and the typical interaction working with company executives.
Field of Study: Ways of Working Courses
PDU Hours: 3.0
Project Management Knowledge Areas is a course that will review the ten knowledge areas that are defined in the PMI® Process Groups Practice Guide. The Project Management Institute identified 49 prescriptive processes that could be used to complete a project. These predictive processes are typically implemented when using a traditional or waterfall approach for managing
Field of Study: Ways of Working Courses
PDU Hours: 3.0
Project Management Knowledge Areas is a course that will review the ten knowledge areas that are defined in the PMI® Process Groups Practice Guide. The Project Management Institute identified 49 prescriptive processes that could be used to complete a project. These predictive processes are typically implemented when using a traditional or waterfall approach for managing
Field of Study: Ways of Working Courses
PDU Hours: 3.0
Project Management Process Groups is a course that will provide an overview of the five of the Project Management process groups. This course will describe the purpose for each process group. The Project Management Institute identified 49 prescriptive processes that could be used to complete a project. These predictive processes are typically implemented when using
Field of Study: Ways of Working Courses
PDU Hours: 3.0
Project Management Process Groups is a course that will provide an overview of the five of the Project Management process groups. This course will describe the purpose for each process group. The Project Management Institute identified 49 prescriptive processes that could be used to complete a project. These predictive processes are typically implemented when using
Field of Study: Ways of Working Courses
PDU Hours: 3.0
Writing skills are very important for all project managers because of the number of documents that must be created for each project and the number of communications that must be produced during each project. This means that writing will be one of the most utilized skills for all project managers. Project Management Writing Skills is
Field of Study: Ways of Working Courses
PDU Hours: 3.0
Writing skills are very important for all project managers because of the number of documents that must be created for each project and the number of communications that must be produced during each project. This means that writing will be one of the most utilized skills for all project managers. Project Management Writing Skills is
Field of Study: Ways of Working Courses
PDU Hours: 3.0
Monitoring and controlling are essential processes for managing a project successfully. These processes provide vital data to help project managers stay on track, identify and address issues and risks, and ensure that the project meets its goals and objectives. Project Monitoring and Controlling Processes is a course that will provide an overview of the Project
Field of Study: Ways of Working Courses
PDU Hours: 3.0
Monitoring and controlling are essential processes for managing a project successfully. These processes provide vital data to help project managers stay on track, identify and address issues and risks, and ensure that the project meets its goals and objectives. Project Monitoring and Controlling Processes is a course that will provide an overview of the Project
Field of Study: Ways of Working Courses
PDU Hours: 3.0
Planning is required to establish a clear and comprehensive plan for completing a project successfully. Project planning involves defining project goals, objectives, timelines, budgets, risk and creating a plan for executing the plan that meets the time and budget requirements. Project Planning Processes is a course that will provide an overview of the Project Planning
Field of Study: Ways of Working Courses
PDU Hours: 3.0
