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Earned Value Management On-Site Training
In this 2-day workshop you will cover Project Management Basics, Planning, Earned Value Management
Course Description/Agenda
Length:
2 days
Number of Participants: Up to 20
Materials: Notebooks and handouts provided
Earned Value
Management (EVM) is a program management technique that
integrates technical performance requirements, resource
planning, and schedules, while taking risk into consideration.
The major objectives of applying earned value are to encourage
use of effective technical, cost, and schedule management
control systems, and to permit the customer to rely on timely
data produced by those systems for better management insight. In
addition, EVM allows better and more effective management
decision making to minimize adverse impacts to the project.
Earned value provides
an objective measurement of how much work has been accomplished
on a project. Using the earned value process, the management
team can readily compare how much work has actually been
completed against the amount of work planned to be accomplished.
In this 2-day workshop
you will cover:
Project
Management Basics
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How Do You Know It’s a Project?
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The Big Picture
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How Does It All Fit
Together?
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Project Tools
Categories
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Project Scope and
Parameters
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The Reality
Triangle
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Project
Requirements Document
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Defining Project
Success
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Common Phases of a
Project
Planning
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Planning
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The Work Structure
in Project Management
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Work Breakdown
Structure
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The Work Breakdown
Structure Example
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Defining Work
Dependencies
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Logic Networks
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Logic Network
Development
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The Logic Diagram
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Logic Network
Worksheet
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Calculating Early
Start, Early Finish
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Developing Late
Start, Late Finish
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Project Float
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Scheduling Exercise
Earned Value
Management
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Concepts and
Definitions
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Management Cost and
Control Systems (MCCS)
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Understanding
Control
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Planning Cycle
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Operating Cycle
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Cost Account Codes
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Budgets
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Variance and Earned
Value
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Methods of
Measurement
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Terminology
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Budgeted Cost of
Work Scheduled
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Budgeted Cost of
Work Performed
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Estimate to
Completion
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Estimate at
Completion
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Actual Cost of Work
Performed
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