The course aims to provide an introduction to project management methodologies such as PRINCE2, together with a brief look at the principles of Critical Path Analysis techniques and the ways in which computer programs such as Microsoft Project can assist in the planning and scheduling of projects and project stages
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Bristol Management Centre - Armada St, Bristol |
1st Jun 05 |
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Bristol Management Centre - Armada St, Bristol |
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Bristol Management Centre - Armada St, Bristol |
9th Aug 05 |
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Bristol Management Centre - Armada St, Bristol |
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Course Content
The course uses a comprehensive, specially written manual, together with a mixture of lectures, demonstrations and tutorial exercises all of which are bound together by project themes. Topics covered are as follows:-
- Project Planning
- Project Management Methods including PRINCE2
- Network Analysis
- Computer based Project Planning & Control
Presenters
-Stephen Wierzbicki & Brian Greenwood
Stephen is a fully PRINCE2 qualified project management trainer. He is also the Head of Business & Project Management Consultancy at BMC and manages the efforts of the considerable number of Management Consultants employed by BMC on Client projects. He brings a wide range of practical experience to the course which he uses to graphically explain the subject matter.
Brian was for many years Principal Lecturer at the University of the West of England before entering into private practice. His wealth of experience in business and management matters, coupled with a unique sense of humour, helps to bring this subject to life.
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