Life is about the development and execution of projects. Whether your field is architecture or information technology, successful planning involves a carefully crafted set of steps leading to planned and measurable goals.

In today’s fast-paced business environment, this is no simple task. As deadlines get tighter and budgets get smaller, organizations turn to their managers to do more with less. Therefore, successful managers need to replenish their supply of practical skills, insightful strategies, and cutting edge concepts to remain a valuable asset to their company.

Built on the core PMBOK ® standards, our curriculum empowers you with the skills necessary to tackle the challenges facing your projects. Whether or not you are currently a project manager, a manager of project managers, or have the desire to become one, the essential tools are available through this curriculum.

Project Management Curriculum and PMBOK®

The Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®) constitutes the official Project Management Institute (PMI®) standards and is used to define the minimum knowledge an individual must possess to be considered a candidate for the Project Management Professional (PMP®) accreditation. The PMBOK® is divided into nine functional areas that must be managed during the course of a project:

  • Integration
  • Scope
  • Time
  • Cost
  • Risk
  • Quality
  • Contract/Procurement
  • Human Resources
  • Communication

RG Freeman Group’s Project Management seminars provide the education and training in one or more of these functional areas.

PMBOK ® PDU: PMI® and other PMI® Registered Education Providers issue Professional Development Units (PDUs) for all formal learning activities related to project management. Project Management Professionals (PMPs®) are required to earn a minimum of 60 PDUs every three years to maintain their certification. PMI® will keep PDU records for all PMPs® and PMI® members and will maintain quality standards for all PDU providers. For more information about this program go to the PMI® web site – http://www.pmi.org, or call 1-610-356-4600.

 

Project Management Certificate Program

You can schedule any of the below courses as a stand alone session or to earn a Certificate in Project Management, you must complete seven of the following courses.

REQUIRED PREREQUISITE COURSES or PM knowledge (select one)

Project Management Concepts* (recommended as first course)

Managing Information Technology (IT) Projects* (recommended as first course)

* Students who choose to take the Project Management Concepts course should not take the Managing Information Technology Projects course and vice versa.

CORE COURSES (select a minimum of four)

 

ELECTIVES (select a minimum of two)

Additional advanced courses for senior PMs + Managers

 

 

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