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Auburn, United States

School: Auburn University Samuel Ginn College of Engineering

ITIL Foundations
Course Format: Classroom
ITIL® (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) has become the most widely accepted approach to IT Service Management in the world. ITIL® was initially developed in the late 1980¡¯s by the Office of Government Commerce in the United Kingdom. Today, ITIL® provides a cohesive set of best practices, drawn from the public and private sectors internationally. It is supported by a ...
 

Consulting Skills
Course Format: Classroom
The internal consultant role is becoming essential in today¡¯s workplace. All types of organizations and business units recognize the value of analyzing business problems and translating them into the right solutions as a key to getting the right work done. Whether that work is done through projects or ad hoc requests, certain core skills are needed to be effective and to begin operating more as...
 

Business Process Modeling
Course Format: Classroom
In order to respond to today¡¯s rapidly changing business environment, it is essential to understand the business context that surrounds requests for new products, services, and software. This course explores the forces driving the need for modeling business processes, the modeling effort as a project, and the critical success factors for making the effort successful. It provides a practical fra...
 

Project Management Fundamentals
Course Format: Classroom
This course presents methods and techniques that project managers can use to effectively initiate, plan, control and report on their projects. It helps project managers deal effectively with the different expectations of business and technical partners, management and staff. It provides tools, tips and real-life examples to handle all aspects of the project life cycle, regardless of the size ...
 

Risk Management
Course Format: Classroom
Even more than scope creep, what is the one word that strikes the most fear into the heart of every project manager? Risk. Risk can and does happen on every single project that has ever been run; but often sponsors don¡¯t want to hear about risk, or they just pay lip service to it. Yet if risks are ignored, they can sink even the best-planned projects. What¡¯s a project manager to do? This cou...
 

Project Management Essentials
Course Format: Classroom
This course effectively captures the essence of project management in a short amount of time for those just getting started in managing projects. It provides an effective project management framework for initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing projects. It also provides tools and techniques for enhancing communication between project managers, business customers, executives, a...
 

PMP Certification Prep
Course Format: Classroom
This intense three-day examination preparation workshop is designed to prepare students for the Project Management Professional (PMP®) examination. The seminars are carefully kept up to date with the framework of knowledge outlined by the Project Management Institute¡¯s PMBOK®. Watermark offers a small class-learning environment led by experienced and expertly trained instructors. Stude...
 

Microsoft Project for Project Managers
Course Format: Classroom
The course provides extensive hands on practical exercises to enable those attending to utilize MS Project to efficiently plan, manage, control and share project information across their entire organization. This course meets the Microsoft Proficiency Guidelines for Microsoft Project. Objectives Identify the steps involved in project planning Plan a project by using Microsoft Project...
 

Facilitation Skills
Course Format: Classroom
An effective facilitator empowers the group to capitalize upon their own latent capabilities and knowledge in the search for optimum solutions and consensus. The facilitator’s ability to control the workshop to achieve its objectives is key to the success of this method. This course equips attendees with a structured approach to the planning, conduct and follow-up of facilitated workshops....
 

Estimating and Scheduling Projects
Course Format: Classroom
An essential part of planning any project lies in the estimating and scheduling of the work to be done. Without detailed scheduling, critical steps can be omitted, or done in the wrong order. Likewise, the lack of proper planning may cause under-estimated time needed for tasks, and project timelines can be affected. This workshop provides an in-depth look at the estimating and scheduling pro...
 

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