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Courses — Enhanced Skills Curriculum
Project Team Leadership
and Team Work
The competitive global marketplace gives a decided advantage to those
organizations that manage projects best. Engineering teaming is often
critical to the success of the whole organization. Technical leaders
must acquire new skills and competencies beyond their functional roles
to achieve high quality results, on time and within budget. This program
provides a specially tailored learning experience to develop modern
leadership skills needed to effectively operate within your company
and globally.
As a direct result of your participation, engineering
teams under your leadership in the future will be managed more effectively.
The
Benefits | Program
Details | Public Course Schedule
The Benefits
This course will help you to:
- Establish leadership through effective planning, control and
reporting with a project team,
- Become more effective as a technical
leader-manager,
- Create and build technical teams,
- Establish effective communications
across the team, with the company's management, and with clients,
- Motivate
technical team members for increased performance and commitment.
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Program Details
The Technical
Leader's Responsibilities
- The Project
Management Method
- Responsibility,
authority and networks of alliances
- How to deal
with responsibility without authority
- Organizational
relationships and the technical team: Functional, Product and
Matrix
Establishing
Leadership Through:
- Effective
Technical Planning
- Project
objectives, statements of work (SOW), work breakdown structures
(WBS),
organization
charts,
linear responsibility
charts
- Developing
Realistic Schedules
- Schedules,
resource planning, baseline budgeting for control
- Excellent
Project Control
- In-process
monitoring using variances, when/ how/what
to control, activity-based
performance
measures,
earned value
methods
- Clear Reporting
Techniques
- Design of
control and management reports
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