PMF 240 - Project Models, Methods & Artifacts: Level 2
Course Description
Project Managers (PM) rely on applying specific methods, models, and artifacts that are essential for effective delivery and management. PM's determine how to tailor the process and apply which methods, models, or artifacts are required based on the scope and needs of the project.
Learn commonly used models, methods, and artifacts that support project management. Apply commonly used approaches across the performance domains and illuminate the range of options project teams can utilize to produce deliverables, organize work, and facilitate communication and collaboration.
Course Details
By the completion of this course, successful students will be able to:
- Recognize commonly used models, methods, models, and artifacts that support project management and delivery
- Employ commonly used methods, models, artifacts, and techniques to generate project outputs for projects
- Apply commonly used project management artifacts, templates, and tools, required for successful project implementation
- Apply a real-life project management artifact from scratch leveraging specific project methods, models, and commonly used artifacts, templates, tools, and practices covered in courses within the program (e.g. project plan, project charter, stakeholder engagement plan, etc)
Topics of Instruction
- Models that support project management and delivery
- Tools, templates, and techniques used in project management
- Data gathering and analysis methods
Notes
We strongly recommend students complete the 100-level PMF courses first.Applies Towards the Following Program(s)
- Advanced Project Management Diploma : Required