The Accelerated Project Management Certificate Program provides participants with the skills necessary to succeed in project management and is ideal for all disciplines.These non-credit, online project management courses also serves to build requisite Professional Development Units (PDU) toward Professional PMP Certification.
The certificate is comprised of two levels.
Level I: Project Management Essentials Course
This course covers the fundamentals of project management and is intended for those with no formal training in project management. The course guides learners through an understanding of how to apply the most essential concepts of project management to different types of projects.
Note: Project Management Essentials Level I must be taken before Level II courses. A Prior Learning Assessment may be considered. Contact continue@uwindsor.ca to learn more.
Level I: PMCP 7101 Project Management Essentials (21 hours)
Schedule (choose from two learning formats):
PMCP 7101 - 017
Virtual Instruction: Tuesdays, Oct. 22 - Nov. 26, 2024 | 5pm-7pm
Self-Directed Modules: approximately 9 hours
This section is blended with 12 hours of virtual instructor led sessions and approximately 9 hours of self-directed eLearning that participants do in between sessions. Daily online participation (at least 80% attendance) and successful completion of all eLearning self-directed modules is required to achieve the course Certificate of Completion from UWindsor Continuing Education.
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This fundamental course presents an accessible, hands-on journey through a project from initiation to closing, with a special emphasis on initiation and planning. Course participants work in project teams to practice PM tools while they experience the realistic challenges that are encountered on projects. Although it is possible to customize a case study for a specific industry or organization, this course offers 2 case studies so there is something for everyone.
Real-life stories from a variety of industries are used to illustrate key concepts and best practices and the instructor encourages course participants to share their experiences. This ensures the discussions are realistic and relevant.
Project Management Essentials is compliant with the Project Management Body of Knowledge and it introduces tools and terminology without overwhelming participants with jargon. The course focuses on developing practical skills that can be applied immediately to increase the level of success on projects. The instructor leads you through a course that is fun, fast-paced, interactive, and adapted as required based on the needs of each audience.
Project Management Essentials is Level I of the Accelerated Project Management Certificate.
Course Outline:
Introduction and PM Context
- Portfolios, programs, projects
- Project success, project life cycles
- Workshops: Project priorities, project success
Initiating the Project
- Stakeholders and requirements
- Project team, working in a matrix
- Workshops: Project stakeholders, project charter
Planning the Project
- Work breakdown structure
- Project Change Control
- Communications planning
- Estimating
- Project Risk Management
- Critical path scheduling
- Workshops: WBS, critical path scheduling, change control, project communications plan, risk management, project schedule
Project Execution
- Roles and responsibilities
- Scope management
- Conflict management
- Leadership and motivation
- Schedule control
- Cost Control
- Workshops: roles and responsibilities, conflict management, schedule updates, reporting and control
Project Closure
- Closing and lessons learned
Wrap-up
- Workshops: lessons learned
Learner Outcomes:
- Use the terminology and processes of modern project management
- Prepare a complete and accurate project plan for your project
- Facilitate team discussions to learn from the PM experiences of others
- Practice PM skills using templates
- Value the benefits of a consistent PM methodology
Notes:
The Project Management Essentials course is appropriate for individuals who are:
- Responsible for managing smaller projects.
- Participants on a project team of any size, especially those who have not yet been exposed to the tools, techniques and terminology of formal project management.
This course is offered in partnership with Procept Associates Ltd.
Learners will require access to a computer with high-speed internet access. Learners will be sent a Zoom link approximately one week prior to the start of the course.
Daily online participation (at least 80% attendance) and successful completion of learning activities is required to achieve the course Certificate of Completion from UWindsor Continuing Education.
Prerequisites:
To ensure successful completion of this course, it is expected that learners will have:
- Basic computer skills
- English language proficiency
- Some post-secondary education (strongly recommended)
Location: Online, live-virtual instruction.
Fee: $1295+hst. UWindsor Alumni save 10% pre-tax and UWindsor staff save 5% pre-tax enrolment. Contact us at continue@uwindsor.ca to receive the discount code.
Level II: 5 Core Courses and 1 Elective Course (each class is two, half days and can be completed in any order, and is mandatory to achieve Level II)
Take 5 Core Courses:
Level II: PMCP 7202 Managing Variances: Cost and Schedule Fundamentals - 7 hours, 2 half-days
Schedule: November 21 & 22, 2024 | 8:30am-12:00pm, ONLINE
Next Sessions: April 15 & 16, 2025 | 8:30am-12:00pm, ONLINE
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Course Description
This online instructor-led course explores quantitative and qualitative techniques to identify and analyze project risk factors (risk event, event probability, and event impact). A variety of risk response choices are discussed, and risk identification and risk response are practiced in workshop groups. Quantitative techniques are applied to problems, but don’t worry, advanced mathematics is not used!
This is one of five core courses in Level II of the Accelerated Project Management Certificate.
Course Outline
Topics:
- Introduction and Risk Factors
- Risk Management Process including risk classification systems, risk tolerance, response development, mitigation
- Risk Tools including expected monetary value, payoff tables, decision trees, critical path network
Notes
This course is offered in partnership with Procept Associates Ltd.
Learners will require access to a computer with high-speed internet access. Learners will be sent a Zoom link approximately one week prior to the start of the course.
Active participation (at least 80% attendance) and successful completion of learning activities is required to successfully complete the course
Prerequisites
To ensure successful completion of this course, it is expected that learners will have:
- Completed the Project Management Essentials class
- Basic computer skills
- English language proficiency
- Some post-secondary education (strongly recommended)
If you have significant project management experience or a have completed a course in Project Management at a recognized institution then a Prior Learning Assessment may be considered for exemption of the Project Management Essentials prerequisite. Contact continue@uwindsor.ca for more details.
Location: Online, live-virtual instruction.
Fee: $499 + HST. UWindsor Alumni save 10% pre-tax and UWindsor staff save 5% pre-tax enrolment. Contact us at continue@uwindsor.ca to receive the discount code.
Level II: PMCP 7203 Introduction to Agile Project Management - 7 hours, 2 half-days
Schedule: December 10 & 11, 2024 | 8:30am-12:00pm EST, ONLINE
Next Session: May 20 & 21, 2025 | 8:30am-12:00pm EST, ONLINE
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Many organizations are now introducing agile delivery techniques into the workplace with the goal of delivering faster, with greater efficiency. To achieve these benefits, agile methods encourage a closer collaboration between the project business stakeholders and the project delivery team, they encourage the lowering of barriers (functional silos) between roles, and they promote communications techniques that foster a culture of openness and transparency. This level of change may create resistance for some people who have difficulty adapting. One of the best ways of overcoming such resistance is through education.
This online instructor-led class aims to introduce stakeholders and project team members to the agile way of working using the common Scrum framework. Unlike typical Scrum-based training, however, the course expands the framework to include an overview of agile requirements management techniques and agile estimating and planning techniques that are used to set reasonable stakeholder expectations at the start of an agile project.
This is one of five core courses in Level II of the Accelerated Project Management Certificate.
Course Outline
Topics:
- What is Agile and What's In lt for Me?
- The Need for Agile
- The Agile Philosophy
- An Overview of the Scrum Method
- Agile Requirements Management Overview
- Rolling-Wave Planning & The 3-Levels of Agile Planning
- A Day in the Life of an Agile Team
- Wrap Up
This course is aimed at anyone who is interested in developing a basic understanding of how agile methods work, including project team members and other stakeholders.
Learner Outcomes:
This course provides project stakeholders and project team members with a basic understanding of how agile projects are structured, including an introduction to the common Scrum framework, and how disciplined approaches to agile can be used to set (and manage) realistic stakeholder expectations.
Notes:
This course is offered in partnership with Procept Associates Ltd.
Learners will require access to a computer with high-speed internet access. Learners will be sent a Zoom link approximately one week prior to the start of the course.
Prerequisites: To ensure successful completion of this course, it is expected that learners will have:
- Completed the Project Management Essentials class
- Basic computer skills
- English language proficiency
- Some post-secondary education (strongly recommended)
If you have significant project management experience or a have completed a course in Project Management at a recognized institution then a Prior Learning Assessment may be considered for exemption of the Project Management Essentials prerequisite. Contact continue@uwindsor.ca for more details.
Location: Online, live-virtual instruction.
Fee: $499 + HST. UWindsor Alumni save 10% pre-tax and UWindsor staff save 5% pre-tax enrolment. Contact us at continue@uwindsor.ca to receive the discount code.
Level II: PMCP 7205 Leading Project-Driven Change - 7 hours, 2 half-days
Schedule: November 14 & 15, 2024 | 8:30am-12:00pm, ONLINE
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Course Description
What distinguishes projects from business-as-usual operations is that projects introduce change; therefore, change is a fundamental goal of every project. Yet, many people resist change for various reasons. This resistance, if not accounted for in project delivery strategies, can lead to significant risks jeopardizing the attainment of project objectives.
Through a combination of online lectures and individual and group activities based on real-world case studies, this course introduces project managers to the fundamentals of change management practice, helping them to understand the risks introduced by change resistance and how to reduce or eliminate those risks. By incorporating the techniques revealed in this course into their toolkits, project managers will be better able to deal with stakeholders, reduce project delays, increase efficiencies, and reduce the risk of not meeting a project’s business case objectives.
This is one of five core courses in Level II of the Accelerated Project Management Certificate.
Course Outline
Topics:
- Introduction
- The Project Manager’s Role in Leading Change
- Identifying Change-Related Risks
- Communication Strategies
- Planning for Change
- Wrap-Up
Learner Outcomes
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Identify barriers to change including stakeholder reactions
- Choose appropriate strategies to address specific change resistance points
- Prepare better stakeholder management plans
- Prepare better project communications plans to build commitment
- Prepare more comprehensive risk management plans
- Improve the chances of meeting project objectives
Notes
This course is offered in partnership with Procept Associates Ltd.
Learners will require access to a computer with high-speed internet access. Learners will be sent a Zoom link approximately one week prior to the start of the course.
Active participation (at least 80% attendance) and successful completion of learning activities is required to successfully complete the course.
Prerequisites
To ensure successful completion of this course, it is expected that learners will have:
- Completed the Project Management Essentials class
- Basic computer skills
- English language proficiency
- Some post-secondary education (strongly recommended)
If you have significant project management experience or a have completed a course in Project Management at a recognized institution then a Prior Learning Assessment may be considered for exemption of the Project Management Essentials prerequisite. Contact continue@uwindsor.ca for more details.
Location: Online, live-virtual instruction.
Fee: $499 + HST. UWindsor Alumni save 10% pre-tax and UWindsor staff save 5% pre-tax enrolment. Contact us at continue@uwindsor.ca to receive the discount code.
Level II: PMCP 7204 Managing Project Risk - 7 hours, 2 half-days
Schedule: November 6 & 7, 2024 | 8:30am-12:00pm EST, ONLINE
Next Session(s): February 20 & 21, 2025 | 8:30am-12:00pm, ONLINE
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Course Description
One of the primary responsibilities of a project manager is to manage a project’s budget and schedule. Success is often measured based on meeting deadlines and delivering the project within financial and schedule constraints.
This role today is much more complex, requiring a deeper understanding of stakeholders’ goals, needs, expectations, requirements, and risk tolerance. A project manager must have a holistic perspective and a nuanced understanding of project elements and their interaction with budgets and schedules.
This online instructor-led course will review roles and responsibilities, estimating, how to be a good steward of project resources and how to adapt project scheduling and budgeting efforts to uncertainty with concepts such as rolling-wave planning and agile delivery.
This is one of five core courses in Level II of the Accelerated Project Management Certificate.
Learner Outcomes
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the roles and responsibilities of the project manager and other subject matter experts such as schedulers, financial experts, and others
- Prepare a project budget and schedule
- Use fundamental scheduling techniques such as calculating critical path and float
- Use cost-benefit analysis, earned value and velocity for project decisions and to understand project health
- Appreciate the importance of a sophisticated and nuanced understanding of project objectives
Notes
This course is offered in partnership with Procept Associates Ltd.
Learners will require access to a computer with high-speed internet access. Learners will be sent a Zoom link approximately one week prior to the start of the course.
Active participation (at least 80% attendance) and successful completion of learning activities is required to successfully complete the course.
Prerequisites
To ensure successful completion of this course, it is expected that learners will have:
- Completed the Project Management Essentials class
- Basic computer skills
- English language proficiency
- Some post-secondary education (strongly recommended)
If you have significant project management experience or a have completed a course in Project Management at a recognized institution then a Prior Learning Assessment may be considered for exemption of the Project Management Essentials prerequisite. Contact continue@uwindsor.ca for more details.
Location: Online, live-virtual instruction.
Fee: $499 + HST. UWindsor Alumni save 10% pre-tax and UWindsor staff save 5% pre-tax enrolment. Contact us at continue@uwindsor.ca to receive the discount code.
Level II: PMCP 7201 Project Communication & Stakeholder Management - 7 hours, 2 half-days
Schedule: October 17 & 18, 2024 | 8:30 am-12:00pm, ONLINE
Next Session(s): March 5 & 6, 2025 | 8:30am-12:00pm, ONLINE
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Course Description
This course is designed to provide participants with an understanding of the complexity of managing stakeholders and project communications. We will cover the processes, tools and techniques of Project Communications Management and Project Stakeholder Management as presented in the Project Management Institute’s (PMI®) A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge®
Participants will learn through application to a case study and hands-on exercises.
This is one of five core courses in Level II of the Accelerated Project Management Certificate.
Course Outline
Topics include:
- Introduction & Project Management Definitions and Context
- Managing Stakeholders (Identifying stakeholders, creating stakeholder plans and using tools for stakeholder management)
- Effective Communications with Stakeholders
- Stakeholder Engagement
- Communication Skills
- Productive Meetings
- Monitoring Stakeholder Engagement and Negotiation
Learner Outcomes
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Use the terminology and processes of stakeholder and communications management
- Prepare a project or program communications management plan
- Use the tools of stakeholder analysis
- Learn tools and develop strategies for managing and monitoring stakeholder engagement
- Learn tools and develop strategies for managing and project communications
- Articulate the benefits of a proactive approach to project communication and stakeholder management
Notes
This course is offered in partnership with Procept Associates Ltd.
Learners will require access to a computer with high-speed internet access. Learners will be sent a Zoom link approximately one week prior to the start of the course.
Prerequisites
To ensure successful completion of this course, it is expected that learners will have:
- Completed the Project Management Essentials class
- Basic computer skills
- English language proficiency
- Some post-secondary education (strongly recommended)
If you have significant project management experience or a have completed a course in Project Management at a recognized institution then a Prior Learning Assessment may be considered for exemption of the Project Management Essentials prerequisite. Contact continue@uwindsor.ca for more details.
Location: Online, live-virtual instruction.
Fee: $499 + HST. UWindsor Alumni save 10% pre-tax and UWindsor staff save 5% pre-tax enrolment. Contact us at continue@uwindsor.ca to receive the discount code.
Choose 1 Elective:
Level II Elective: PMCP 7208 Project Closeout Best Practices - 7 hours, 2 half-days
Schedule: March 18 & 19, 2025 | 8:30am-12:00pm, ONLINE
As project managers, we tend to keep our eyes focused on the finish line. For us, it is all about on-time completion. Once the deliverables have been handed over to our project sponsor or client, we relax -- the project is over. But is it really?
Project closeout always presents challenges: from getting final approvals, to performing administrative and contract closure, to capturing lessons learned, and more. At the rapid pace of business today, efficient project closure is a must and may even give you a competitive edge. This online instructor-led workshop introduces project managers to the best practices for getting final signoffs and closing out projects. Project managers will come away with a structured closeout framework and some templates that can be used to complete an orderly project closeout.
This course is intended for beginner and intermediate project managers across all industries.
This is one of three elective courses in Level II of the Accelerated Project Management Certificate.
Course Outline
Topics:
- Introduction and Definitions
- The Project Charter and Plans (Start with the End in Mind)
- Getting Final Approvals
- Scope Barriers (Customer Satisfaction, Quality Issues)
- Lifecycle Barriers
- Post-approval Closure Activities
- Contract Closure Activities
- Administrative and Lessons Learned Closure Activities
- Marketing Closure Activities
Active participation (at least 80% attendance) and successful completion of learning activities is required to successfully complete the course.
Learner Outcomes:
Participants will gain practical skills to:
- Use a structured approach to get final sign-off and closing out a project
- Describe the barriers to project closeout including both scope and lifecycle barriers
- Describe how to overcome closeout activities including financial, administrative, and legal closure (and more!)
- Use lessons learned to drive continuous improvement
Prerequisites: To ensure successful completion of this course, it is expected that learners will have:
- Completed the Project Management Essentials class
- Basic computer skills
- English language proficiency
- Some post-secondary education (strongly recommended)
If you have significant project management experience or a have completed a course in Project Management at a recognized institution then a Prior Learning Assessment may be considered for exemption of the Project Management Essentials prerequisite. Contact continue@uwindsor.ca for more details.
Instructor: Janice Petley
Materials: Learners will require access to a computer with high-speed internet access. Learners will be sent a Zoom link approximately one week prior to the start of the course.
Location: Online, live-virtual instruction.
Fee: $499 + HST. UWindsor Alumni save 10% pre-tax and UWindsor staff save 5% pre-tax enrolment. Contact us at continue@uwindsor.ca to receive the discount code.
Level II Elective: PMCP 7206 Defining and Managing Project Requirements - 7 hours, 2 half-days
Schedule: October 31 & November 1, 2024 | 8:30am-12:00pm, ONLINE
Course Description
In today’s ever-changing world, complexity is unavoidable. Whether you are engaged in formal project work or you are accountable for creating policies, improving operational performance, launching a new product, good or service, or creating solutions that drive organizational change, your success is highly dependent on well-defined and understood business requirements, product requirements, and specifications. Investments in requirements processes have proven to be key contributors to success in any endeavour.
This online class focuses on the requirements management process. Using an exercise taken from a real-life project, participants will learn how to define the problem, assess its business impact, and identify and manage stakeholders’ expectations. Participants will use elicitation tools and techniques to discover the underlying requirements that contribute to deliverable solutions that produce desired outcomes. Through the use of techniques for clarifying expected deliverables and discovering overlooked requirements, participants will be better prepared to work on projects characterized by uncertainty and high levels of change. This instructor-led class will cover requirements verification, traceability and change management techniques for both predictive and agile project environments. Participants will discover different ways to present requirements to stakeholders to maximize comprehension and encourage feedback.
This is one of three elective courses in Level II of the Accelerated Project Management Certificate.
Learner Outcomes
Participants will gain practical skills to:
- Utilize an enterprise requirements management framework and processes
- Identify impacted stakeholders and discover and define their real problems
- Realize and uncover real requirements using various methods and tools
- Create appropriate questions to ask in surveys, interviews, job shadowing, and JAD sessions
- Discover functional requirements that deliver business value
- Document requirements clearly using standard formats, including user stories and use cases
- Analyze, verify, and validate requirements
- Refine, manage, and control changes to requirements
- Use a hierarchical solution selection process to build a foundation for future requirements
- Conduct financial analysis of proposed solution(s) to maximize benefits realization
- Prioritize, select and present the best requirements solutions to problems/opportunities
- Transfer a practical requirements management methodology back to the workplace
Notes
This course is offered in partnership with Procept Associates Ltd.
Learners will require access to a computer with high-speed internet access. Learners will be sent a Zoom link approximately one week prior to the start of the course.
Active participation (at least 80% attendance) and successful completion of learning activities is required to successfully complete the course.
Prerequisites
To ensure successful completion of this course, it is expected that learners will have:
- Completed the Project Management Essentials class
- Basic computer skills
- English language proficiency
- Some post-secondary education (strongly recommended)
If you have significant project management experience or a have completed a course in Project Management at a recognized institution then a Prior Learning Assessment may be considered for exemption of the Project Management Essentials prerequisite. Contact continue@uwindsor.ca for more details.
Instructor: Ori Schibi
Location: Online, live-virtual instruction.
Fee: $499 + HST. UWindsor Alumni save 10% pre-tax and UWindsor staff save 5% pre-tax enrolment. Contact us at continue@uwindsor.ca to receive the discount code.
Level II Elective: PMCP 7207 Project Procurement & Contract Management - 7 hours, 2 half-days
Schedule: March 20 & 21, 2025
Procurement management, and especially contract administration, has become an essential project management skill in today’s trend of outsourcing.
We will guide you through procurement practices, the bid process, contract negotiations, managing contractors and vendors for optimum performance and provide a taste of contract law. This online instructor-led course will provide the fundamental tools required for project managers. It will also offer you an insight into the role of the procurement officer or buyer on a project team.
This course is important for those working on projects with large numbers of vendors/contractors, where coordinating the selection and management of these vendors is a primary challenge. Typically, procurement and contract management are a primary challenge in engineering and construction projects.
This is one of three elective courses in Level II of the Accelerated Project Management Certificate.
Topics:
- The Procurement Process
- Plan Procurements (including contract law, make-or-buy, bids, contract types)
- Conduct Procurements (proposal evaluation, negotiation)
- Due Diligence
- Control Procurements (dispute management, inspections & audits)
- Contract Closure
Active participation (at least 80% attendance) and successful completion of learning activities is required to successfully complete the course.
Learner Outcomes:
Participants will gain practical skills to:
- Use proven techniques, tools and skills for managing contracting and procurement on projects
- Know how to plan and control procurement management scope of work
- Understand and use the procurement management terminology
- Define the work required to manage a specific contract
- Make a plan for administering the contract and managing the vendor
- Co-ordinate and monitor activities of on-site contractors in a commercial and professional manner
- Value the importance of knowing the contractual requirements
- Work within the requirements of your company’s contracting procedures.
Notes:
This course is offered in partnership with Procept Associates Ltd.
Learners will require access to a computer with high-speed internet access. Learners will be sent a Zoom link approximately one week prior to the start of the course.
Active participation (at least 80% attendance) and successful completion of learning activities is required to successfully complete the course.
Prerequisites: To ensure successful completion of this course, it is expected that learners will have:
- Completed the Project Management Essentials class
- Basic computer skills
- English language proficiency
- Some post-secondary education (strongly recommended)
If you have significant project management experience or a have completed a course in Project Management at a recognized institution then a Prior Learning Assessment may be considered for exemption of the Project Management Essentials prerequisite. Contact continue@uwindsor.ca for more details.
Instructor: Amber Howard
Location: Online, live-virtual instruction.
Fee: $499 + HST. UWindsor Alumni save 10% pre-tax and UWindsor staff save 5% pre-tax enrolment. Contact us at continue@uwindsor.ca to receive the discount code.
Register for all Level II core courses and 1 elective as a bundle and save $299. Use code: 10%BUNDLE at checkout. Not valid with any other discounts. Courses can be taken individually or complete all 7 courses to achieve the Accelerated Project Management Certificate.
Windsor-Essex Professionals' Choice for Project Management
Level I Course Fee: $1,295 + HST
Level II Course Fee (per course): $499 + HST
Bundled Cost for Full Certificate (Level I & Level II): $3,989.60 + HST
Level I: Project Management Essentials
(Choose 1 section)
PMCP 7101 - 016 Online: Wed/Thu/Fri |
PMCP 7101 - 017 Online Blended: Tuesdays |
PMCP 7101 - 018 Online: Wed/Thu/Fri |
PMCP 7101 - 019 Online: Tue/Wed/Thu |
PMCP 7101 - 020 Online: Wed/Thu/Fri |
Level II Courses
Course Name | 2024 | 2025 | Time (ET) |
---|---|---|---|
PMCP 7205 Leading Project Driven Change |
Sec. 7: Nov. 14 & 15 |
Sec. 8: Apr. 3 & 4
Sec. 10: Nov. 13 & 14 |
8:30am - 12:00pm |
PMCP 7201 Project Communication and Stakeholder Management | Sec. 8: Oct. 17 & 18 | Sec. 9: Mar. 5 & 6
Sec. 10: May 28 & 29 Sec. 11: Oct. 8 & 9 |
8:30am - 12:00pm |
PMCP 7202 Managing Variances: Cost and Schedule Fundamentals | Sec. 7: Nov. 21 & 22 |
Sec. 8: Apr. 15 & 16 Sec. 9: Jun. 24 & 25 Sec. 10: Nov. 6 & 7 |
8:30am - 12:00pm |
PMCP 7204 Managing Project Risk | Sec. 7: Nov. 6 & 7 | Sec. 8: Feb. 20 & 21
Sec. 9: Jun. 11 & 12 Sec. 10: Oct. 23 & 24 |
8:30am - 12:00pm |
PMCP 7203 Introduction to Agile Project Management | Sec. 6: Jun. 24 & 25
Sec. 7: Dec. 10 & 11 |
Sec. 8: May 20 & 21
Sec. 9: Dec 9 & 10 |
8:30am - 12:00pm |
PMCP 7208 Project Closeout Best Practices | Sec. 7: Oct. 10 & 11 | Sec. 8: Mar. 18 & 19 | 8:30am - 12:00pm |
PMCP 7206 Defining and Managing Project Requirements | Sec. 5: Oct. 31 & Nov. 1 | Sec. 6: Oct. 16 & 17 | 8:30am - 12:00pm |
PMCP 7206 Project Procurement & Contract Management- | N/A | Sec. 4: Mar. 20 & 21 | 8:30am - 12:00pm |
- This program is eligible for the OSAP Micro-credential application (OSAPMC).
- Participants must be registered into the program prior to applying for OSAPMC.
- Participants are obligated to pay their fees in full, or decide to withdraw at least one week prior to the course start date should they not receive OSAPMC.
- If this is the case, email continue@uwindsor.ca immediately to withdraw and request a refund.
- Register for this program accordingly to allow ample time for your application to be processed. It takes approximately 10-15 business days for the OSAPMC application to be processed
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