PMI - Project Management Professional @ ITTA

Thanks to this course, students will learn the fundamentals of the Agile school of project management. Iterative planning, time-boxing, and the DSDM and MoSCoW method are among the subjects treated.

Designed for students who already hold an Agile Foundation Certificate and wish to progress to a Practitioner Certificate, this class shows students how the Agile approach can be used for managing both people and products. Students also learn the differences between traditional and Agile projects, and which method to select when approaching a new management situation.

This class fulfills the requirements for classroom study in preparation for the CAPM examination. Topics studied include how to manage a project’s scope, schedule, cost, risk, and stakeholders.

For those interested in learning how to apply Scrum in their businesses, this seminar teaches all the basics that underlie the simple but complex framework. Students also learn how to apply the framework to real-life situations and how they can bring Scrum productively into their organizations.

This class is devoted to presenting a larger-scale version of Agile to project managers and others working in managerial capacities. The risks, difficulties, and best practices associated with Agile are all examined in the course, as well as the ways in which they can be brought to bear on larger teams.