Effective Management of IT Projects
Effective Management of IT Projects
$5200.00
Course Objectives:
Understanding the fundamentals of project management according to global best practices such as PMI, Agile, and Scrum.
Acquiring skills in planning and managing IT projects effectively.
Familiarization with the tools and techniques used in managing technical projects.
Developing strategies to manage risks and challenges in technical projects.
Improving communication and coordination skills between different work teams.
Enhancing the ability to measure project performance and ensure the achievement of goals within the specified time and cost.
Target audience of the course:
Project managers in the information technology sector.
Technical team leaders and software engineers.
System analysts and product owners.
Anyone who wants to develop their skills in IT project management.
Course Topics:
Day One: Introduction to IT Project Management
Definition of project management and its importance.
Project life cycle and key phases.
The difference between traditional project management (Waterfall) and agile management (Agile).
Day Two: Strategic Planning for Technical Projects
Defining the project scope and objectives.
Preparing work plans and schedules using tools like MS Project and Jira.
Budget management and resource allocation.
Day Three: Project Execution and Team Management
Leadership and effective communication skills within work teams.
Agile and Scrum methodologies in managing technical teams.
Using collaboration tools like Trello, Slack, and Confluence.
Day Four: Performance Monitoring and Risk Management
Measuring project performance using Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
Identifying risks and preparing mitigation plans.
Change management in technical projects.
Day Five: Completing the Project and Achieving Success
Documenting lessons learned and analyzing successes and failures.
Delivering the project and ensuring the client's requirements are met.
Comprehensive review and practical test for the participants.
Learning Method:
Interactive lectures: Presenting concepts and theories with practical examples.
Workshops: Implementing realistic scenarios for IT projects.
Case studies: Analyzing real projects and applying strategies to them.
Practical assessments and tests: To ensure the understanding of the training content.
