CAPM Associate in Project Management

Project Integration Management           

• Introduction to Integration Management
• Identity roles of Project Manager and Project Team
• Understand key terminologies used in Project Integration Management

Project Scope Management      

• Define project scope and differentiate between project scope and process Scope
• Understand key terminologies in the project scope structure
• Learn to use the work breakdown structure

Project Time Management        

• Understand project management
• Identify the process of project management
• Learn the different network analysis techniques

Project Cost Management         

• Understand cost management in a project
• Identify and use control accounts
• Learn cost budgeting and cost estimation

Project Quality Management    

• Identify the difference between quality planning, assurance, and quality control
• Differentiate between the costs of quality
• Understand the Six Sigma

Project Human Resource Management

• Identify the role of a functional manager and project manager
• Understand organization leadership styles and theories

Project Communications Management 

• Understand the methods of communication
• Identify the basic communication model and its elements
• Describe the communication processes in project management

Project Risk Management          

• Identify risk terms
• Understand the risk categories
• Learn to calculate risk

Project Procurement Management        

• Understand the difference between centralized and decentralized contracting
• Identify contract types

Project Stakeholder Management         

• Understand the skills required for managing stakeholders
• Identify the stakeholder classification models

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to do the following:

• Obtain an understanding of how project management affects business, create a charter, identify stakeholders, create a project management plan, create a schedule, create a budget, create a risk register, and create various management plans.
• They will be able to analyze project risks, address project related procurement, execute the plan, and monitor and control it as needed.
• They will know how to close the project, including project and contract closeout.

If you’d like to manage larger projects and gain more responsibility or add project management skills into your current role, then the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) is right for you.