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When: January 25th, 2005 11:00 to 18:30
Location: 01zero-one, Peter Street, Soho, London W1F 0HS
Price:
£250.00
Reduced to £200.00 if you are eligible for a discount.
This one-day course provides a thorough introduction to the principles and practice of project management in digital media. It
examines the role of the project manager and the structure of a
project and the project team. The concept of planning as
projection into the future and the use of risk analysis and
management as a forecasting method are examined. The core
elements of planning and tracking are introduced and the
importance of quality reviews, testing and the QA process
emphasised.
This course is now full. For details on the next
Introduction to Project Management course please contact
hannah.weimers@nmk.co.uk.
This course is a general introduction to project management. It
examines the role of the project manager and the structure of a
project and the project team. The concept of planning as
projection into the future and the use of risk analysis and
management as a forecasting method are examined. The core
elements of planning and tracking are introduced and the
importance of quality reviews, testing and the QA process
emphasised.
Some useful planning tools are explored, alongside common
tasks such as the assignment of resources and the problem of
structuring and budgeting projects in unfamiliar domains.
Milestone tracking as a key tool for managing client
expectations is discussed and the problem of progress visibility
is considered from several angles.
Who the course is for
This course is suitable for producers, junior project managers,
as well as designers, programmers, and anyone else interested in
learning the fundamentals of project management within a new
media environment.
Learning objectives
- What is a project? (and what is not)
- The big picture – what happens, who affects it, objectives
and critical success factors
- The primary project stages
- The project team – roles and responsibilities and your
personal strengths
- Project risk
- Capturing project objectives
- Breaking your project down – stages and making quality
work for you
- Assigning resources and building the budget
- Incorporating quality
- Milestones, milestone tracking and change within
stages
- Reporting, cost to complete and earned value
- Tracking and reporting on your project
- Introduction to change
- The problem of testing and release
- Closing the project
Preparation
- Investigate your company’s current project planning and
management methods
- Produce a flow diagram that describes the process
- Identify current roles and responsibilities
Tools illustrated
- Project structures
- Risk management framework
- Project stages
- Work breakdown structures
- Milestones and milestone charts
- Milestone tracking template
- Basic change management
Workshop sessions
- Risk identification and management
- Work breakdown structures
- Using quality reviews as project gates
- Milestone charts and tracking
- Milestone tracking template
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