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Introduction
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Section 1 - Finance and Projects
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Section 2 - Decision Making for Projects
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Section 3 - Linear Programming for Projects
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Section 4 - Project Management Definitions and Terminology
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Section 5 - Project Management Principles
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Section 6 - The Project in Ten Steps
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Section 7 - Project Initiation, Definitions, and the Project Charter
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Section 8 - Requirements, Scope, WBS, and Creating Activities
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Section 9 - Roles and Responsibilities. Estimating Duration and Cost
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Section 10 - Dependencies, Precedence Diagramming, and Critical Path
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Section 11 - Project Duration Reduction
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Section 12 - Creating the Project Schedule, and Gantt Charts
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Section 13 - Adding Resources and Resolving Issues
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Section 14 - Generate the Project Budget
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Section 15 - Uncertainty in Project Management
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Section 16 - Project Execution
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Section 17 - Project Closing
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Section 18 - Agile Project Management
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Section 19 - Critical Chain Project Management
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Section 20 - Course Review
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Course Completion
Course Overview and Detailed Description
The online course “Master Class in Project Management” is an in-depth program that covers advanced project management concepts, including financial analysis, decision-making, and linear programming. These elements help you understand how projects are selected, how their performance is evaluated during execution, and how to assess and manage changes effectively.
The Master Class in Project Management goes beyond traditional project management courses by providing strategic insights into project selection and execution. It strengthens your ability to collaborate with key business functions such as finance, operations, procurement, and customers. The knowledge gained will allow you to differentiate yourself professionally and prepare you not only for project management roles but also for broader management and leadership positions. In today’s fast-changing environment, successful projects are essential for organizational success and competitiveness.
The course follows PMI standards and terminology and offers a practical, step-by-step approach to managing projects successfully. It starts with financial concepts and decision-making principles, followed by linear programming as a tool to optimize complex decisions. It then covers project selection, key terminology, and the full project management process and lifecycle, structured into 10 logical steps. Additional topics include agility and adapting project approaches to changing environments, as well as Critical Chain Project Management.
By completing this course, you will have covered more than 80% of the tools and techniques described in the PMBOK® Guide (sixth and seventh editions). The course prepares you for certification exams and supports your development as a project manager. You can claim up to 45 PDUs, distributed across the PMI Talent Triangle (Technical: 20, Strategic & Business: 15, Leadership: 10). A certificate of completion is provided by De Ceuster Academy @ APraCom, s.r.o.
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