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Project Management for Software Development
| Offerings in 2010 |
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| Regular Program (2-days, 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM) |
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| Islamabad |
May 21 to 22 |
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Introduction
No other industry has such a degree of failure in its projects as the Software industry. At present, the industry is very much based on individual skills, and as such, results are often unpredictable. Our Software industry is very project oriented, therefore project management skills are crucial in order to plan, delegate, control and disclose early signs of project failure, so they can be corrected, and the project brought back on the right course again.
This two-day workshop will give insight in the software projects, lifecycles, size and efforts estimation methodologies, and various techniques to monitor and control your software projects. In addition to planning and tracking, participants learn how to establish quantitative objectives for performance and quality and align them with their business objectives. The course will also briefly introduce concepts of CMMI process areas related to project management.
Contents
- Introduction
- What is Project Management?
- Why do we need Project Management?
- Why Project Management in Software?
- Common Issues faced by the Software Project Managers
- Defining a Project
- The business reason of the project
- Identifying the project objectives
- Role of Project Sponsor
- The project kickoff meeting
- Managing the project to build customer’s confidence
- Selection of Right Process Model
- Comparing various Software Development Lifecycles
- How to identify the right model?
- Overview of various prevalent models
- Estimation - The Black Art
- Why estimate?
- What to estimate (efforts, cost, time, etc.)?
- Various estimation techniques
- Wideband Delphi method
- Estimation workshop
- Planning for Resources
- Planning for human resources
- Planning for skills required for project
- Planning for equipment and other resources
- Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
- How to build WBS
- Identifying tasks and phases using a WBS
- Sequencing tasks into a network diagram
- Constructing Gantt charts to assess resource needs
- Managing Risks
- Assessing and analyzing project risk
- Developing risk management plan
- Risk handling techniques
- Planning for contingency
- Managing Quality
- What is quality
- How to identify quality parameters for your project
- Optimizing quality
- Managing stakeholders
- Identifying stakeholders
- Recognizing their involvements in the project
- Managing expectations
- Managing Changes
- How changes are better for your project
- How to deal with changes
- Change management process
- Progress Tracking and Control
- Progress tracking parameters
- Measuring software progress
- Linking progress to success
- Closing the Project
- Administrative closure
- Legal closure
- Learning for mistakes
- Influencing the continual improvement process
- Software Project Management and CMMI
- Overview of CMMI
- Process Areas related to CMMI
Benefits
To estimate project variables including time, cost and efforts well in advance
To learn an effective way of controlling your project
To develop a risk management approach in project management that is essential to deliver your project
To balance increasing customer’s expectations from the project and deliver quality product within agreed time, cost and with complete scope
Recommended Participants
Software Project Managers, Project Coordinators, Team Leaders, Senior Software Engineers, etc.
Materials Provided
Course reference manual containing copy of course slides, support documents, exercises & case study, and their solutions
Course Certificate
Course Fee Rs. 16,000 per participant
Questions about this Course?
Please see our Frequently Asked Questions section for answers to some of the more common inquiries about Business Beam’s Executive Training Programme.
Note: Mentioned details are tentative. Business Beam (Pvt.) Limited reserves the right to change the schedule, cost and other details without any prior notice. |
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