





Dates:
Sept. 30-Oct. 2, 2008
December 8-10, 2008
Time:
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Location:
TU Campus
Fee: *
$1,295 per person
Early
Online Registration (10 days before seminar)
$1,195 per person
*subject
to change for future programs

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Developing Project Management Skills
21 PMI PDUs / 2.1 CEUs
For all those juggling projects of varied
descriptions, this interactive class is the logical choice for
development of project management principles and tool application for
all types of industry. Previous experience is not necessary to benefit
from this course. Acquire the must-have skills to successfully to
deliver any project on time and within the outlined parameters.
Topics include:
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Project Management
Definition And Principles: critical process elements and tool
application, project charter development, successful project
organization, obtaining customer and management support, and critical
communication requirements; |
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Project Manager: team leading &
coordinating, negotiation skills, developing the project team,
assessment of team members' skills. differences in formal and real
authority; managing and resolving conflict, obtaining team commitment; |
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Project Planning: validation of
the project mission, defining objectives aligning objectives with the
goal, developing the plan and budget, and work breakdown structure
development; |
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Project Scheduling: developing
accurate estimates, resource leveling to prevent over allocation,
scheduling method, determination of resource levels necessary to meet
deadlines; |
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Controlling The Project:
managing change effectively, variance analysis and adjustment to
remain on track; developing alternatives for less effective changes,
risk identification, prevention and contingency analysis, reporting
project status and formats, and identification of lessons learned for
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Who Should Attend:
Managers from all functional areas who
need formal project management skill development.
Other Courses:
Project Management Certificate
PMP® Exam Preparation
Course
Instructor:
Mike Levesque
brings over twenty years of practical experience in the discipline of
project management to Capstone Development International, LLC.
Additionally, he has over ten years of classroom experience in adult
education and serves as adjunct faculty for The University of Texas at
Arlington, The American Management Association, and The International
Institute for Learning and is a former USAF Master Instructor. He is
also an active member of both the Dallas and Fort Worth Chapters of the
Project Management Institute.
As a project director, Mike has successfully planned and executed
projects of varying complexity with budgets in the multi-million dollar
range. His expertise extends to developing project management
methodologies, critical chain project management, risk management,
resource management, establishing long-term customer relations,
organizational dynamics, change management, and instructional system
design.
Applying his worldwide experiences in management and training, Mike
creates practical, results-oriented approaches for defining and
delivering results. Innovative needs analysis techniques and established
methodology have allowed him to guide leading organizations in business,
industry and government through the difficult stages of goals
definition, planning, and schedule analysis to achieve timely and cost
effective programs. Mike has worked with a variety of industries
including PEMEX, J.P. Morgan Chase, General Electric, USAF RED HORSE,
Nokia, Alcon Labs, National Instruments, and Brinker International.
In addition to certification as a Project Management Professional by the
Project Management Institute, Mike has a Bachelor of Science degree from
Regis University in Technical Management. He has an additional degree in
Electronics Technology and has continued to advance his education with
courses in time management, production control, inventory management,
master planning, capacity planning, computer programming, ISO 9000
auditor procedures, interactive management, academic counseling,
instructional systems development, test and measurement.
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