CompTIA’s Project+

Overview

CompTIA’s Project+ certification validates core knowledge of project life cycles, project roles, and skills necessary to effectively initiate, plan, execute, monitor and close a project.

Project+ certifies the business, interpersonal and technical project management skills required to successfully manage projects and business initiatives.

Project+ is intended for candidates possessing at least 12 months of cumulative experience in leading, managing, directing and/or participating in small- to medium-scale projects.

• Project+ answers essential business requirements
  Companies increasingly require employees to understand project management skills. 15.7 million new project management roles will be added globally across seven project-intensive industries by 2020.*

• Project+ opens new career opportunities
  Project Management is fourth in specialized skills in IT job postings. It is also the third hottest in demand tech skill with 39% of respondents with hiring plans said they will be seeking people with this skill in the next 12 months.**

• Project+ can be your path to higher earnings
  Current salaries for project managers range from $80,000 to $116,000 in the United States.

Course Outline:

• Lesson 1: Defining Project Management Fundamentals

• Lesson 2: Initiating the Project

• Lesson 3: Planning the Project

• Lesson 4: Preparing to Develop the Project Schedule

• Lesson 5: Developing the Project Schedule

• Lesson 6: Planning Project Costs

• Lesson 7: Planning Human Resources and Quality Management

• Lesson 8: Communicating During the Project

• Lesson 9: Planning for Risk

• Lesson 10: Planning Project Procurements

• Lesson 11: Planning for Change and Transitions

• Lesson 12: Executing the Project

• Lesson 13: Executing the Procurement Plan

• Lesson 14: Monitoring and Controlling Project Performance

• Lesson 15: Monitoring and Controlling Project Constraints

• Lesson 16: Monitoring and Controlling Project Risks

• Lesson 17: Monitoring and Controlling Procurements

• Lesson 19: Closing the Project