Program Management Supporting Process

Overview

Welcome to the Program Management Supporting Process course! This course delves into the crucial processes that support effective program management, providing learners with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the intricate landscape of program support. This course requires a basic understanding of program management and concepts related to governance. By the end of this course, you will be able to: - Apply knowledge of the program definition phase. - Analyze program schedule management and PMBOK® scheduling concepts. - Evaluate program financial management and cost estimation. - Synthesize program quality and resource management planning. - Create program communications and risk management plans. - Apply risk management governance principles. - Understand program quality control. - Apply knowledge of risk management. - Analyze risk analysis processes, escalate risks, and manage program risk. - Evaluate program closure activities and synthesize lessons learned from case studies. The course curriculum is designed to be engaging and comprehensive, featuring a variety of resources such as videos, and assessments. The course is designed to engage learners and give a comprehensive understanding of program management supporting processes.

Syllabus

Program Management Suite

This module offers an in-depth exploration of program management, spanning the lifecycle from formulation to execution. By the module's conclusion, learners will grasp the fundamentals of effective planning, execution, and closure, ensuring optimal quality, cost management, and risk mitigation throughout the program lifecycle.

Program Management Support Processes

This module covers advanced program management topics like quality control, resource prioritization, communication, risk management, procurement, contracts administration, and program closure, enhancing strategic skills and practical knowledge. By the end of this module, the learner will understand program quality, managing resources, mitigating risks, handling procurement, and successfully closing programs through case studies and practical application.