This course, Tracing and Leveraging Requirements, improves your requirements analysis capabilities by helping you identify traceability and acceptance criteria for validating your requirements through to successful solutions.

As an existing Microsoft Project user, this course takes you to the next level. We begin to drill into some of the more advanced features of scheduling, resourcing, costing, tracking, communicating, and reporting, throughout the project life-cycle.

Scrum and Kanban are remarkably useful when we employ them in the right contexts. As contexts change, we should be encouraged to experiment with changes to the process. This course will teach you how to smoothly transition from Scrum to Kanban.

An Agile process recognizes the level of uncertainty in a project and requires a very different way of doing both planning and requirements definition in an uncertain and rapidly-changing environment. That’s exactly what this course is all about.

Learn how to blend Agile and traditional project management approaches in the right proportions to create a hybrid approach to fit any given situation.

This Free Online Course Includes: 5-6 Hours of Learning CPD Accreditation Final Assessment

This course covers four intermediate workflow processes and will teach you how to manage capacity, effectively manage a dynamic work backlog, properly allocate resources to prioritized workloads, and establish effective time reporting capabilities.

Every organization struggles with competing priorities and limited resources. However, using workflow management will ensure that your team has the right people with the right skills, doing the right work at the right time, for the right reasons.

This course provides clarity around the Project Manager, Business Analyst, and Project Sponsor roles and illustrates the importance of the relationship between these three individuals.

An ultimate course on Project Management