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Gain PDUs When You Attend Each Course
Bond University’s Professional Certificate In
Project Management 3 highly valuable, interactive and intensive courses for project management professionals
24 PDUs
Key Project Management Principles 23 – 26 March 2014*
The Address
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Project Leadership And Stakeholder Communication 21 – 24 September 2014
Hotel, Dubai Marina, Dubai, UAE
24 PDUs
Project Quality And Risk Management 16 – 19 November 2014
Three courses worth 2 subjects’ credit at Masters level
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Bond University’s Professional Certificate In
Project Management Course Completion Certificates You will receive a Bond University Endorsed Certificate of Completion for each course you attend upon successful completion of the course’s multi-choice exam and full attendance of the course.
About The Professional Certificate In Project Management Professionals who earn the Professional Certificate In Project Management from Bond University have attained the knowledge necessary to effectively oversee the initiation, planning, implementation and closeout of projects with the confidence that they understand the ten Body of Knowledge areas prescribed by the Project Management Institute.
Delegates must meet two criteria to be eligible for a Bond University endorsed Certificate of Completion for a course: 1. Satisfactory attendance – delegates must attend all sessions of the course. Delegates who miss more than 2 hours of the course sessions will not be eligible to sit the course exam 2. Successful completion of the course assessment
This Certificate, issued by Bond University’s School of Sustainable Development and Architecture, is prized across industry for its balanced focus on both theory and practical aspects of benchmark project management practice. Bond is a leading Australian university, and this professional certificate, which earns two subjects credit at Master’s level, truly distinguishes holders from other PM practitioners.
Delegates who do not meet these criteria will receive an IIRME Certificate of Attendance. If delegates have not attended all sessions, the Certificate will clearly state the number of hours attended.
Overview - Professional Certificate In Project Management This Certificate has been especially designed to not only train you in project management but also to ensure your knowledge and understanding of project management is thoroughly reinforced for effective recall and application after the training. This means you get superior value in terms of effective application of key PM principles in your work place after course completion. Bond achieves this by providing you with 20 hours of video material, presented by Prof. Alan Patching, for pre or post course review. We know of no other course that provides such a service.
Upon successful completion of all three courses, you will be awarded with the Bond University’s Professional Certificate In Project Management.
The Certificate has been designed and prepared in alignment with principles of project management as defined in the PMBOK® guide of the internationally respected Project Management Institute, and is accredited by PMI.
Credits • Earn 24 Professional Development Units (PDUs) from the Project Management Institute when you attend each course • 2 subjects’ credit at Masters level with Bond University’s Institute of Sustainable Development and Architecture will be awarded upon completion of all three courses
This Certificate will ensure you are able to: • Understand PM concepts and their significance • Deliver projects to stakeholders’ expectations • Learn how to apply PM techniques and methods in the workplace • Meet business objectives using effective project management • Use PM tools and techniques to effectively schedule, monitor and control projects • Gain knowledge of people management issues for project success
Preparing For The PMPTM Exam This Certificate, together with its extensive additional notes (which include 20 hours of video and a copy of The Project Management Body of Knowledge - edition 5) will give you a sound foundation for preparing for the Project Management Professional examination of the Project Management Institute
Who Should Invest In These Courses? • Team Leaders • Office Managers • Project Managers • Engineers
Requirements To earn the Professional Certificate In Project Management, you must complete the three core courses within two years.
• Designers and Architects
Order For Completing Courses There is no specific order in which you must take the courses leading to the Professional Certificate In Project Management.
• IT professionals
We strongly recommend that you begin with Key Project Management Principles if you do not have any project management experience.
• Operations Managers wanting to understand project management
• People seeking PM training credit as a preparation for their PMP® exam
• Business Planners wanting to better understand project management
Pre-Requisite Study There is no specific pre-requisite study for these courses. However, it is expected that most delegates will have completed tertiary education to at least undergraduate degree level, or have substantial practical projects experience.
• Those planning to take graduate or post-graduate professional studies in project management and/or related fields • Those professionals seeking to take their project management skills to the level required for effective contribution to the management of a wide range of project types
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Course Timings Registration will be at 08:00 on the first day of each course. All courses will begin at 08:30 and conclude at 14:30 with lunch. There will be a refreshment break at 10:30 and a prayer and refreshment break at 12:30 each day.
Meet Your Course Director Professor Alan Patching of Australia is Managing Director of Alan Patching and Associates Pty Limited and Principal of the Australian Academy of Leadership and Project Management. A quantity surveyor by initial qualification, he launched his first PM business after 14 years of quantity surveying, project scheduling and project management experience with the Queensland Government. He has personally managed or directed (in equivalent 2009 dollars) over 20 billion of projects across a wide range of industries.
Free Video Based Bonus Module All delegates enrolling in these courses during 2014 will receive at no additional cost, the video and notes aspects of a module entitled “Project Procurement” to assist you in completing your preparation to become the best project manager you can be. The content of this free module includes: • Basic principles of project procurement • The concept of ‘agency’ in the project procurement process • The phases of the project procurement process • A Contract Administrator’s overview of the project procurement process from both buyers and sellers perspectives • The concept of contract ‘privety’ as a PM focus • Understanding types of authority in contract administration • Who has ultimate authority in a contracts situation – the project manager or contract administrator? • Essential elements of a contract • The meaning of an ‘offer’ in the context of contracts • The meaning of ‘acceptance’ in the context of contracts • The meaning of ‘counter-offers’ in the context of contracts • The meaning of ‘competent parties’ in the context of contracts • The meaning of ‘consideration’ in the context of contracts • The meaning of ‘legality of purpose’ in the context of contracts • The difference between ‘contract terms’ and ‘contract considerations’ • Understanding ‘breach of contract’ and the remedies for it • An overview of basic concepts of contract law and their impact on project management and contract administration - Waiver and forbearance - Force Majeure - Liquidated Damages - Fraud, gross mistake and latent defects • Guidelines for contract interpretation - Language aspects - Rules of statements • An overview of contract delivery systems from a PM’s perspective • Pre-contract conferences • Key aspects of post-award contracts administration - Contract variations and change control - Progress reporting/progress payments management - Claims administration - What to monitor, evaluate and act upon as a means of PM project control in contract administration - Control and management of contractual claims and disputes • Valuing claims and variations – key principles for the PM to observe • Understanding the management of delays and claims for contract time extension • The concept of ‘superintendence’ in contract administration • Various avenues to the resolution of disputes in the contracts environment • Approaches to termination and closeout of contracts
Alan Patching is probably best known for his leadership role in the development of the Sydney Olympic Stadium and his membership of the Venues Coordination Committee for the Sydney Olympic Games. He was Project Director of the Olympic construction and pre-Olympic operations of the Stadium which (then) president of the IOC, Juan-Antonio Samaranch called “the most fantastic Stadium I have seen in my life”. He was also CEO of the publicly listed entity which owned the Stadium. Professor Patching has consulted to many leading organisations over a stellar 40 year career. As well as his project specific qualifications and credentials, he holds several qualifications in the field of human behaviour, thus making him the ideal professional presenter on the full range of PMBOK® subjects. Few in the world can match his mix of technical project experience, understanding of human behaviour and mastery of public presenting. Patching is the author of several books and audio programmes and numerous papers and e-books on subjects ranging from leadership and motivation to marketing, management and project management. He is the author and presenter of the Bond University Professional Certificate In Project Management. All public or in-house presentations of this course will be undertaken by Professor Patching, by his experienced colleagues from Bond University, or by specialists assessed and approved by Professor Patching and Bond University for the task.
About Bond University Bond University is a leading university located on Australia’s beautiful Gold Coast. Bond’s Institute of Sustainable Development and Architecture is dedicated to excellence in its teaching and its research, and its graduates, are in demand in both private and public sectors in Australia and internationally. Australia’s Bond University was established in 1989 and over its 20 year life has provided an educational experience of the highest international standards under the tutelage of Australia’s leading academics. Since its inception, Bond has adapted to the needs of the workplace. By ensuring that education is more than scientific theory and text book case studies, Bond’s practical professional development approach means that its graduates are able to make an immediate impact in the workplace. Bond is the only university to earn a 5 star rating in every category of evaluation in a recent review of Australian universities.
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Key Project Management Principles
PDUs 23 – 26 March 2014 • The Address Hotel, Dubai Marina, Dubai, UAE*
Module One – Project Scope – Requirements Management • Characteristics of projects • Why projects exist – why projects fail – how to achieve project success • Key terminology in project management • The link between projects and organisational strategy • Projects, programmes and portfolios • The project life cycle • The PMBOK® 10 PM Knowledge Areas • The PMBOK® Five PM Process Groups • Project constraints • The importance of project charters • The project requirements document • Identifying and categorising project stakeholders • Differentiating between stakeholders and clients • Managing stakeholders • Project selection techniques - Benefits to Costs Ratio - Payback period - Present value and net present value - Internal Rate of Return and feasibility on business case comparisons • Prioritisation techniques • The concept of gatekeeping • Defining SMART project objectives • The 2 Jobs principle in project management • Team Charter and team responsibilities matrix • The concept of every project phase containing every phase of the project life cycle
Module Two – The Work Breakdown Structure • What is a project plan? • The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) • Control accounts, work packages and planning packages
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The WBS dictionary Tools for completing the WBS Using the WBS as a stakeholder communication tool Estimating approaches – analgous/parametric/definitive/bottom up/ top down etc. • Estimating – range estimating techniques and levels of estimating accuracy • PERT in estimating • Formulae for estimating
Module Three – Project Cost Management And Project Schedule Management • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
The steps in the process of budget and schedule finalisation Principles of network diagram preparation Work package inter-relationships The concepts of ‘lead time’ and ‘lag time’ The concept of ‘laddering’ of activities Analysing the network diagram and calculating/determining the Critical Path Understanding ‘total float’ and ‘free float’ Milestones Balancing scope with time, budget and resources ‘Fast-tracking’ and ‘crashing’ a schedule Utility data curves for use in decision making in relation to ‘crashing’ a project schedule PERT statistical probability of meeting a project end date Monte Carlo simulation introduction Establishing the project baseline Managing project change Contingency and risk reserves The ‘cumulative cost curve’, or ‘s’ curve Monitoring and controlling project performance using the Earned Value approach Project closeout and lessons learned review
“The trainer has great knowledge and experience. He made good use of examples throughout the course. I have gained a lot of knowledge within a short period of time. I can’t wait to put it all into practice.” Amal Hussain Al Somali, HR Specialist, Riyad Bank, KSA
24 PDUs
Project Leadership And Stakeholder Communication 21 – 24 September 2014 • The Address Hotel, Dubai Marina, Dubai, UAE
Module One – Project Human Resource Management – Leadership • Concepts of Leadership and Management for project managers • The PM as project leader • A model for project management and leadership through all stages of project team development • The varying leadership roles of the PM – Team Manager, Team Coach, Team Counsellor and Team Empowerer
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Older vs modern views of leadership Understanding motivation Myths about motivation Motivations models • McGregor’s Theories • Maslow’s Theory • The Career Anchor Theory
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Module Two – Basic Leadership Psychology For Project Managers
Module Three – Communication In The Projects Environment
• The evolution of personal behaviour • Aspects of team formation and development • The stages of team development and how the PM can effectively lead project teams through these stages • How to recognise and manage excessive task-oriented, maintenance oriented and self-oriented behaviour patterns • Understanding conflict in the project environment • The two basic types of conflict – how they arise and how to manage them • Approaches to effective conflict resolution • A model for problem solving and decision making • Effective use of ‘divergent’ and ‘convergent’ thinking styles in problem solving and conflict resolution • Managing stress in the project environment • The leader and self esteem
• Key essentials of effective communication in the projects environment • The basic model for interpersonal communication • Theories of personality types, behaviour styles and motivation types • A behaviour styles basic model to enhance PM communication ability • How to effectively communicate with senior management • The Reticular Activation System of the human brain in human communication • Basic principles of Transactional Analysis in human communication • Subtle emphasis in human communication • Understanding the basics of Heider’s Balance Theory in human communication • Robert Dilt’s Logical Levels Theory in human communication • The thinking modalities of Neuro Linguistic Programming and the impact of NLP in human communication
“The trainer Alan supported the learning material with real life cases and actual examples. He explains the course material very well.” Khalid Hassen Ali, Cost Engineer, Qatar Gas, Qatar
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Project Quality And Risk Management
PDUs 16 – 19 November 2014 • The Address Hotel, Dubai Marina, Dubai, UAE
Module One – Managing Project Quality
Module Two – Managing Project Risk
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Defining a ‘quality’ project Thoughts on customer satisfaction Benefits of Quality Assurance (QA) in PM General principles of quality management Key principles from Deming, Crosby and Juran Understanding ‘Keizan’ The ‘cost’ of quality The three phases of project quality management Examples of the effective (QA) in project management Quality planning, quality assurance and quality control Quality versus standards The ‘ilities’ as areas for setting quality standards Quality in services provision versus products provision projects The five stages of determining quality standards for projects Assuring quality assurance for projects – including conducting gap analysis Tools and techniques for project quality control Using Ishikawa’s ‘cause and effect’ diagram technique Taguchi’s principle in QA Introduction to a range of quality control tools and techniques Common causes and special causes of variation QA audits
• Case Study – QA driven progress payments system on The Sydney Olympic Stadium project
“The trainer Alan is an expert in sharing his knowledge and experience.” Amna Nassem Al Mejali, Industry Engagement & Partnership Specialist, ICT Qatar, Qatar
“Alan managed many big projects and it was great to have him share his knowledge with us”
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Understanding project risk Personal attitudes to risk Basic concepts of risk management Key roles in project risk management Understanding the components of risk Stages in the project risk management process Techniques for risk identification Categorisation of risk events Using the Affinity Diagram process as a risk event categorisation tool Risk analysis techniques Probability concepts Using a Risk Matrix Qualitative versus quantitative analysis Techniques for converting the qualitative to quantitative Lifecycle costing as a risk management concept Feasibility comparisons as a risk management tool Sensitivity comparisons as a risk management tool Expected value in risk management How to use a Decision Tree Monte Carlo simulation in risk quantification The concept of risk prioritisation The four strategies of negative risk (threat) management The four strategies of positive risk (opportunity) management Windfalls and workarounds Establishing and using Reserves and Contingencies in risk management The concepts of risk indicators and risk triggers Communication in risk management Risk response evaluation Risk assessment during project progress Risk management closeout – lessons learned review
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