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Java, J2EE, Struts, Spring, Hibernate Entire, Java, J2EE course, with design pattern, Eclipse, any Database, Tomcat, websphere Core Java Introduction to Java Features of Java Java Environment Setup OOPS Concepts Class & Object Inheritance Encapsulation Polymorphism Abstraction Data Types Local Variables, Instance Variables Static Variables, Static Block, Static Methods, Static Class Access Specifiers & Access Modifiers Operators Control Statements Arrays String, String Buffer, String Builder Interfaces, Abstract and Concrete Classes Packages Exception Handling Mechanism Garbage Collection Auto Boxing and UnBoxing Collection Framework Inner Classes Annotations Generic Types Advanced Java Serialization Externalization File management Character/Byte Streams Creating File, Directories Threads Thread Life Cycle & Implementing Threads Synchronization Thread Communication JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) JDBC Features Types of Drivers Driver Manager Connection Statement Prepared Statement Callable Statement Result Set ResultSet MetaData Servlets Overview of Servlets Web Application Architecture Servlet Life Cycle Types of Servlets Servlet Config & Context Session Management Request Dispatcher (Forward, Include) Send Redirect Filters Request & Response headers Web Application Deployment JSP (Java Server Pages) Introduction to JSP JSP Life Cycle JSP Implicit Objects Scriplets, Expressions, Declarative tags Directives Standard Action tags Scope Page Context Struts Struts Overview MVC2 Architecture Struts Flow Struts tags Form Beans, Action Class, Controller Internationalization Spring SPRING Overview and Architecture Inversion of Controller (IoC) Bean Factory Application Context Dependency Injection Types of Injections ORM Support Using Hibernate Configuring Hibernate in Spring Persistence management Spring Web MVC Configuring MVC Abstract Form Controller Simple Form Controller View Resolvers Controller Mappings Validations Hibernate Difference b/n Hibernate & JDBC Architecture & Configuration CRUD Operations (Save, Update, SaveOrUpdate, Delete, Load/Get, Batch Update/Insert) Fetching Mechanisms Lazy Loading Eager Loading Object States Transient Detached Persistent Mappings (Uni/Bi- Directionsl) Many-to-One One-to-Many One-to-One Many-to-Many Criteria API Hibernate Query Language (HQL) Caching Mechanisms ANT/MAVEN Build Management Project & Design Patterns Real Time Project Explanation Major Design Patterns Resume Preparation Interview Tips

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 Understand Hadoop main components and Architecture  Be comfortable working with Hadoop Distributed File System  Understand MapReduce abstraction and how it works  Program MapReduce jobs  Deal with Hadoop component failures and recoveries  Get familiar with related Hadoop projects: Pig, Hive, Hbase, Oozie  Know best practices of using Hadoop in the enterprise  Introductory course on Java and Linux  Introduction To Bigdata  What is Data Analytics  Hadoop Ecosystem Architecture  HDFS system - Hadoop Cluster, Configuration, Design and Operations  MapReduce Architecture  Programming using MapReduce  YARN Architecture  MapReduce program using PIG Latin  Hive � The data ware house system of Hadoop  Oozie � The workflow tool  Introduction to NoSQL database  MapReduce operation using HBase  Zookeeper  Data ingestion to HDFS using SQOOP  Flume Architecture  Solr Introduction  Ambari � Provisioning, Monitoring and Managing Hadoop Clusters  Debugging, Testing and Performance Management in Hadoop Programs It is good to have basic knowledge on Java and Linux. Otherwise they will be covered as part of the course introduction section.

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Introduction to Project Management What are Projects? Projects vs. Operations Project Management and the role of Project Manager The concept of Progressive Elaboration PMBOK� Guide structure Interrelationship of Project Management with General Management concepts The concept of Program Management and Portfolio Management The concept of Project Management Office (PMO) Multiple modes of operations of PMO Quiz � Introduction to Project Management Project Management Context The concept of Project Lifecycle and its characteristics Phases defining the Project Lifecycle Stakeholders in a Project Varying types of Project organizational structures � Functional, Matrix and Projectized � their advantages and disadvantages Quiz � Project Management context Project Management Processes Project Management vs. Product oriented Processes Description of five process groups in the Project Lifecycle and their interactions Characteristics and components of Process groups Process Interactions / Customization of Processes Mapping of Project Management Processes across the Process Groups and Knowledge Areas Quiz � Project Management Processes Project Integration Management The role of Integration Management in Project execution Description of multiple ways in a Project can arise SOW � its characteristics Description of Enterprise Environmental factors and organizational assets which can impact a Project Description of various Project selection methods � like mathematical models and financial criteria like ROI, NPV, IRR etc. Project Charter � its characteristics Project Management Plan Development Contents of the Project Management Plan PMIS � its role in effective Project Management Directing and Managing Project Work The role of Configuration Management system in a Project environment Monitoring and Controlling Project Work Performing Integrated Change Control How to manage changes in a Project? Change Control Management activities involved in a Project Role of Change Control Board in Project environment Closing a Project ( or a Phase) Multiple types of closures (Administrative closure and Financial closure) Updation process to organizational Process assets Quiz � Project Integration Management Project Scope Management Project Scope vs. Product Scope and their interrelationships Importance of Scope Management Plan in the Project Collect Requirements process Define Scope Process Project Scope statement � how to prepare and update? WBS � its key role in Project Management Creating and Managing WBS Interactions of WBS with other Breakdown structures used in Project Environment Validate Scope process Scope Validation vs. Quality Control Control Scope process Quiz � Project Scope Management Day 2 of 4 Project Time Management Importance of Time Management in a Project environment Define Activities process Sequence Activities process Multiple types of dependencies across activities Precedence Diagramming Method Estimating Activity Resource process Estimating Activity Duration process Various duration estimating procedures � Top-Down, Bottom-up, Analogous, Parametric etc. The concept of Contingency in Time Management Develop Schedule Process The importance of calendars in the Scheduling process The importance of Critical Path in Project Management Critical Path computation and explanation of its characteristics Application of techniques like Fast tracking, Crashing, Resource Optimization, PERT etc in schedule development Use of Modeling techniques in Scheduling Critical Chain applications Schedule l data- descriptions Control Schedule process Revision of schedules Quiz � Project Time Management Project Cost Management The importance of Cost Management in Projects Project Lifecycle costing vs. Product Lifecycle costing Cost Management Plan and its use in Cost control Estimating Costs process Cost Management Plan and its use in Cost control Analogous, Parametric and Bottom-up methods of Cost estimating Multiple types of cost estimates � Order of Magnitude and Definitive estimates Determine Budget process Cost Baseline and its management Control costs process Application of Earned value management techniques for Cost Management Cost and Schedule Performance Indices and their use in Forecasting Multiple methods of Depreciation Quiz � Project Cost Management Project Quality Management Project Quality vs. Product Quality Concepts of Quality Management Project Management vis-�-vis Quality Management Current themes in Quality Management Planning Quality Management process Project Quality Management Plan and Process Improvement Plan Perform Quality Assurance process The role of Quality Audits in Quality Management Perform Quality Control process Seven basic tools of Quality Control � including Control Charts, Cause and Effect diagrams, Pareto Diagrams, Stratification, Histograms, Scatter diagrams etc. Applicability of Normal distribution in SQC Process capability definitions Pioneers of Quality � Deming, Juran, Crosby etc. and their key contributions Cost of Quality/ Cost of Non-Quality concepts Quiz � Project Quality Management Day 3 of 4 Project Human Resource Management Developing Human Resource Management Plan process Organizational Planning & Structures Description of OBS and RBS RAM and RACI Charts How Staffing Management Plan enables HR Management? Acquire Project Team Process Managing Virtual teams in a Project environment Building effective Project teams Develop Project Team process Importance of Trainings in Project team development Delegation for effective management Multiple stages of Team Development Manage Project team process Performance Appraisals of team members Types of Power � De-facto and Personal Powers Project Managers leadership styles Conflict Handling � multiple models How to motivate Team members? Maslow s Hierarchy of Needs Fredrick Herzberg s Two-Factor Theory Theory X, Y and Z descriptions and their application to Project Management Expectancy Theories Quiz � Project Human Resource Management Project Communications Management Planning Communications Management Process Project Communications structures Communications requirements analysis in the Project environment Communication Channels in a Project Communications Management Plan Sender Receiver models in the Project environment Manage Communications process Communication Methods � Push, Pull and Interactive Control Communication Process Reporting Performance Obstacles in cross-cultural communication Quiz � Project Communications Management Project Risk Management Risk Management cycle in a Project environment Plan Risk Management process Importance of Risk Management Plan in the Risk Management Lifecycle Types of Risks which can impact a Project Identify Risks process Risk identification facilitators � Brainstorming, Delphi techniques, SWOT Analysis, Documentation Review, Checklist Analysis etc Risk Register preparation and updation Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis process Probability Impact Matrix and its use in Risk Management Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis process Use of varying Simulation Techniques Application of Decision Tree analysis and Sensitivity Analysis tools to Risk Management Plan Risk Responses process Strategies of Risk response for positive and negative risks Different types of Risks � Primary Risks, Secondary Risks, Residual Risks etc. Risk Register updation Monitor and Control Risks process Use of Risk Audits, Reserve Analysis and Variance and Trend Analysis in Monitoring and Control of Risks Corrective and Preventive Actions in Risk Management process Quiz �Project Risk Management Day 4 of 4 Project Procurement Management Why Procurement is important for Projects? Procurement Management lifecycle Project Manager s Procurement Management responsibilities Plan Procurement Management process Centralized vs. Decentralized Procurement organizations Make or Buy analysis Major types of Contracts � including FFP, Cost plus, T& M and their variations Risks associated with various types of contracts Importance of Procurement Management Plan Creating Procurement SOW and Procurement Documents Conduct Procurements Process Various types of Procurement documents � incl. RFP, RFQ, IB etc. Source Selection criteria to analyze vendor responses Source selection process Application of Screening and Weighting systems in Procurements selection Contract negotiations process Application of Seller rating systems Use of Independent Estimates Contract negotiations process Multiple negotiation tactics Contracts � their legal implications Control Procurements process Contract change - how to manage them more effectively Dispute management processes Contract documentation file Discharge of contracts Close Procurements process Quiz � Project Procurement Management Project Stakeholder Management Identify Stakeholders Process Conducting Stakeholder Analysis � Power-Interest Grid Creating the Stakeholder Register Plan Stakeholder Management Proces Stakeholder Engagement Levels Stakeholder Engagement Assessment Matrix Manage Stakeholder Engagement process Control Stakeholder Engagement Process

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1 C & C++ Course Content  Introduction to C  Data types  Operands  Operators  Control Structures  Arrays  Pointers  Strings  Strings Handling functions  Structures  Functions  Pass By Value and Pass by Reference  Dynamic memory allocation  Preprocessor directives  File Handling C++  Introduction to C++  OOP vs. Procedure oriented  Object oriented programming Concept  Classes and objects  Encapsulation  Abstraction  Polymorphism  Inheritance  Abstract  Interface C opyright By SS Tech Solutions Page 2  Working with operators  Working with Control Structures  Data binding  Scope of variables  Constructors  Destructors  Static and dynamic Binding  Pointers  Methods  File Handling Chapters: Absolute basics machine and high-level programming languages, compilation process obtaining the machine code: compilation process recommended readings your first program variable � why? integers: values, literals, operators characters: values, literals, operators dealing with streams and basic input/output operations Flow control and more data types how to control the flow of the program? floating point types: values, literals, operators more integral types: values and literals loops and controlling the loop execution logic, bitwise and arithmetic operators Functions functions: why do you need them? declaring and invoking functions side effects different methods of passing parameters and their purpose default parameters inline functions overloaded functions Accessing data and dealing with exceptions converting values of different types strings: declarations, initializations, assignments string as the example of an object: introducing methods and properties namespaces: using and declaring exception handling Fundamentals of the object-oriented approach class: what does it actually mean? where do the objects come from? class components constructors referring to objects static members classes and their friends defining and overloading operators Class hierarchy base class, superclass, subclass inheritance: how does it work? types of inheritance inheriting different class components multiple inheritance Classes � continued polymorphism: the notion and the purpose virtual methods: declaring and using inheriting virtual methods abstraction and abstract classes Exceptions � dealing with expected and unexpected problems what is an exception? catching and throwing exceptions different classes and hierarchy of exceptions defining your own exceptions

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Entire PHP + Magento Professional PHP Course - Syllabus Session Title Details Session 1 Introduction Introduction to www, History Understanding client/server roles Apache, PHP, MySQL, XAMPP Installation Session 2 PHP Fundamentals PHP Basic syntax, PHP data Types, PHP Variables, PHP Constants, PHP Expressions, PHP Operators, PHP Control Structures, PHP Loops Session 3 PHP Arrays PHP Enumerated Arrays, PHP Associative Arrays Array Iteration, PHP Multi-Dimensional Arrays, Array Functions Session 4 PHP Functions PHP Functions, Syntax, Arguments, Variables, References, Pass by Value & Pass by references, Return Values, Variable Scope, PHP include(), PHP require() Session 5 PHP Forms PHP Form handling, PHP GET, PHP POST, PHP Form Validation, PHP Form Sanitization Session 6 PHP Cookies & PHP Sessions PHP Cookie handling, PHP Session Handling, PHP Login Session, Managing user ACL Session 7 PHP Strings Handling Strings and Patterns, Matching, Extracting, Searching Replacing, Formatting, PCRE Session 8 Assessments Based on topic covered Session 9 Basic MySQL, Simple SQL queries Database basics, Indexes, PHP MyAdmin Connect & Pconnect, MySQL Create, MySQL Insert, MySQL Select, MySQL Update, MySQL Delete, MySQL Truncate, MySQL Drop Session 10 Advanced SQL query building WHERE condintion, Order By, Group By, Having, LIKE, AND OR operators Session 11 Session 12 SQL Functions Using SQL functions AVG, COUNT, SUM, MIN, MAX, LCASE, UCASE Session 13 Importing , Exporting CSV data Importing and Exporting CSV Files Session 14 Advanced MySQL Joins ,Full Text Search INNER Join, MySQL LEFT Joins, MySQL RIGHT Joins, Session 15 Complex SQL Queries, Full Text Search Training Schedule - PHP Advance Course Session Title Details Session 1 PHP Advanced Data Validation, Error Handling PHP Patterns, preg_match Session 2 PHP AJAX - XML, JSON PHP XML file handling, JSON data handling Session 3 PHP PEAR Mail, PHP Zip, Handling CSV data PEAR Mail, PHP Zip, PHP read write CSV Files Session 4 PHP XML PHP XML Handling Session 5 PHP CURL Transfer of data with URL syntax Session 6 PHP OOPs Basic Introduction to OOPs Class, Methods Session 7 OOPs Instance Method Constuctor, Destructor, Inheritance Session 8 OOPs Abstract Class, Interface Intro to Abstract Class , Interface Session 9 OOPs Keywords Class Autoload, Static & Final Keywords,Polymorphism Session 10 PHP Graphics using GD Library Creating graph, Image resizing, Adding watermarks to images, image width, image height, Add Text To Image Session 11 Importing , Exporting CSV data Importing and Exporting CSV Files Session 12 Advanced MySQL Joins ,Full Text Search INNER Join, MySQL LEFT Joins, MySQL RIGHT Joins,Complex SQL Queries, Full Text Search Session 13 Projects Total Training Hrs 40 (2 Hrs/Day) Magento Overview of the PHP  Introduction of different Web Technology  What is PHP  How PHP Works  Summary Setting up and Installing Magento  Installation of Server  Installing Magento  Installation of MY SQL  Summary HTML, CSS & JavaScript  Basic of HTML, CSS and JavaScript  Summary Magento  Magento Installation  Magento Features  Configure Magento Webstore  Magento Products  Magento Products Import  Magento Quantity  Magento Categories  Magento Special Prices  Magento Orders  Magento Themes  Magento CMS  Magento SSL  Magento Customer Management  Magento Modules  Magento Shipping Modules  Magento Payment Modules  Magento Issues  Magento Newsletter  Magento Widgets  SEO for Magento  Google Analytics for Magento  Move Magento  Shipping and Payment methods in Magento  Common issues with importing/exporting MY SQL  Introduction about Database, Data Types, DML, DDL, Aggregate functions, Data Time functions, Stored Procedure, Sub query and join  MySQL Introduction  MySQL Connect  MySQL Create  MySQL Insert  MySQL Select  MySQL Where  MySQL Order By  MySQL Update  MySQL Delete AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)  About Ajax  Setting up and implementing Ajax  PHP and AJAX  AJAX Intro  AJAX PHP  AJAX Database  AJAX XML  AJAX Live Search  AJAX RSS Reader  AJAX Poll  Summary FTP Management  Understanding FTP  Setting up FTP Server (Live)  Uploading and downloading FTP contents  Summary Sending Emails  Designing email panel  How to send an email to various users  Sending auto emails  Summary Deployment  Deploying application on Web Server  Summary Total Hrs : 30 Hrs ( 2 Hrs /day)

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ASP .net and ASP MVC ASP.NET Framework is a part of .NET framework used to create dynamic website, web application and web services. It is a server side technology that uses all .NET compatible language such as C#, VB.NET, J# etc. which are compiled to Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL). ASP.NET uses server control to develop rapid and interactive application in easy way. ASP.NET has extended into multiple code frameworks, including Web Forms, MVC, Web Page, Web API and SignalR. Initially, all these grew up separately but now they are coming together. Now, you can develop your web site or web application by using Web Forms or MVC or Web Page and services by using Web API or SignalR. According to Microsoft, "ASP.NET is a technology for building powerful, dynamic Web applications and is part of the .NET Framework". Infact Asp.Net is a programming framework used to develop web applications and web services. Basically it is next version of asp. It provides the easy way to build, deploy & run web application on any browser.

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Database Management System (DBMS) A database management system (DBMS) is software that controls the storage, organization, and retrieval of data. Typically, a DBMS has the following elements: Kernel code This code manages memory and storage for the DBMS. Repository of metadata This repository is usually called a data dictionary. Query language This language enables applications to access the data. A database application is a software program that interacts with a database to access and manipulate data. The first generation of database management systems included the following types: Hierarchical A hierarchical database organizes data in a tree structure. Each parent record has one or more child records, similar to the structure of a file system. Network A network database is similar to a hierarchical database, except records have a many-to-many rather than a one-to-many relationship. The preceding database management systems stored data in rigid, predetermined relationships. Because no data definition language existed, changing the structure of the data was difficult. Also, these systems lacked a simple query language, which hindered application development. Relational Model In his seminal 1970 paper "A Relational Model of Data for Large Shared Data Banks," E. F. Codd defined a relational model based on mathematical set theory. Today, the most widely accepted database model is the relational model. A relational database is a database that conforms to the relational model. The relational model has the following major aspects: Structures Well-defined objects store or access the data of a database. Operations Clearly defined actions enable applications to manipulate the data and structures of a database. Integrity rules Integrity rules govern operations on the data and structures of a database.

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IBM� WebSphere� Application Server offers a fast, flexible and secure Java application server runtime environment. It is available through IBM Bluemix� to provide hybrid cloud consumption and pricing. WebSphere Application Server supports environments from single server and midsize configurations to large deployments requiring web tier clustering over multiple application server instances. WebSphere Application Server helps you: Increase developer productivity with open standards and broad programming models, including lightweight options for web deployments. Deploy and manage applications and services without the constraint of time, location or device type. Enhance security and control using integrated management and administrative tools. Use IBM Bluemix continuous delivery capabilities and services to respond at the speed your business needs. Related products and services IBM Bluemix Rapidly build, deploy and manage cloud applications. Use a growing ecosystem of services and runtime frameworks. Select mobile, web apps, IoT or API Bluemix trials. IBM PureApplication System Pre-integrated WebSphere Application Server eases application consolidation and accelerates deployment onto a flexible environment with built-in expertise. IBM Softlayer� See how you can bring your own license and run WebSphere Application Server on your chosen configuration.

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Project Management (PMP Material) 1. PMAC PMAC Consulting Private Limited Global R.E.P. PMI, USA presents �ADVANCED PROJECT MANAGEMENT COURSE� IN CONFORMANCE WITH LATEST PMI STANDARDS PMBOK� GUIDE-2008, FOURTH EDITION1 2. GOOD MORNING FOLKS! Welcome to the world of Project Management Latest PMI Standards2 3. LATEST PMI STANDARDS! A guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK� Guide) is a recognized standard for the project management profession worldwide!3 4. LATEST PMI STANDARDS! The PMBOK� Guide provides Knowledge, Processes, Skills, Tool and Techniques that are generally recognized good practice. Their application enhances the chances of success over a wide variety of projects. But, all the processes may not apply uniformly to all projects. Hence, it is the RESPONSIBILITY of your organization and/or the project management team to determine what is appropriate for any given project. This is called TAILORING!4 5. LATEST PMI STANDARDS! In addition to taking advantage of the PMBOK� Guide for the success of your projects, PMI also requires the practitioners to demonstrate a commitment to ethical and professional conduct. �Project Management Institute Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct�.5 6. Purpose of this Course To provide a proven, holistic approach to the professional of Project Management. An approach that has been globally recognized to enhance chances of success over a wide range of projects.6 7. Education Agenda LEARNING OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this course, the students will: 1. Comprehend entire gamut of concepts, tools and techniques, and terminology relating to the profession of Project Management in conformance with per PMI standards. 2. Master identification of project needs, creation of WBS and how to plan to avoid scope creep, time and cost overruns, or quality problems later in the project.7 8. Education Agenda LEARNING OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this course, the students will: 3. Command the art of estimating project costs and schedules using simple and proven techniques. 4. Attain expertise on meeting triple constraints, assessing and dealing with risks, and establishing a dependable project control and monitoring system.8 9. Education Agenda LEARNING OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this course, the students will: 5. Achieve proficiency in vendor management and project closure. 6. Acquire knowledge and ability to pass PMP examination.9 10. Education Agenda WARMING UP WITH A PROJECT FORETHOUGHT!10 11. Project forethought Do you have a vision? Your personal vision Your functional area�s vision Your organization�s vision11 12. Project forethought How do you articulate it in the backdrop of today�s realities?12 13. Project forethought Backdrop of today�s realities? Over capacity of production facilities Sharp increases in the cost of material, energy, and labor Changing customer values and more exacting quality requirements Increased competition among companies in saturated and dwindling markets Environmental problems13 14. Project forethought Backdrop of today�s realities? A need to introduce new products more rapidly Globalization of markets Social problems, economic problems, political problems A need to lower breakeven point14 15. Project forethought Questions to help you articulate your vision? How can your organization balance the need for radical change with strategic continuity? What will be the new management model for tomorrow, and how it will be different from today�s? What role must managers play in the post hierarchical organization of future?15 16. Project forethought Questions to help you articulate your vision? How can strategic thinking about the future be embedded within the organization? Whom should your organization involve in the process of developing and implementing strategy?16 17. Project forethought Questions to help you articulate your vision? How can a radically-decentralized organization be created and sustained? As corporations and their networks become increasingly complex, how can they be controlled?17 18. Project forethought Questions to help you articulate your vision? How can organizations shift from spreading information around to building knowledge? How to discover better technologies to increase quality of human life on earth?18 19. Project forethought Articulating your vision You can now choose with an end in mind It should be worthy of pursuance Challenging and achievable To make it happen, take up its realization as a �PROJECT�19 20. Project forethought Articulating your vision You can now choose with an end in mind It should be worthy of pursuance Challenging and achievable To make it happen, take up its realization as a �PROJECT�20 21. Project forethought Questions to help you articulate your vision? How to train and ensure competency of people to work together to achieve common goals? How to make coming generation better equipped to succeed in life?21 22. Project forethought Realizing vision �Needs and aspirations of people are the reasons for organized effort in society�. �Projects have been taken up since earliest civilizations to fulfill them�.22 23. Project forethought Projects make it �possible� Products Services Infrastructure Needs Monuments Aspirations Visions Projects Space research War victories Strategies Entertainment Media Earnings Operations provide us benefits of the Growth23 product of the project on ongoing basis Etc. 24. PM Basics Fundamental Concepts24 25. PM Basics: Fundamental Concepts We begin our discussion on fundamental concepts under three broad headings: 1. Project Management Framework 2. Project Life Cycle and Organization 3. Project Management Processes25 26. PM Basics: Fundamental Concepts PROJECT MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK What is a project? Projects vs. Operations! Projects and Strategic Planning! What is �Project Management? What is a Program? What is a Portfolio?26 27. PM Basics: Fundamental Concepts PROJECT MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK Relationships among Project Management, Program Management, and Portfolio Management! What is a PMO? Role of a Project Manager! PMBOK� Guide! Enterprise Environmental Factors!27 28. PM Basics What is a project? A Project is A TEMPORARY ENDEAVOR undertaken to create A UNIQUE PRODUCT, SERVICE, OR RESULT! Let�s understand the definition28 29. PM Basics - What do we mean by the word TEMPORARY? - What do we mean by the words A UNIQUE PRODUCT, SERVICE, OR RESULT! - We would also discuss on a very important terms called �Progressive Elaboration�! Let�s understand the definition29 30. PM Basics: Understanding �Project Characteristics� Temporary means: - Definite beginning - Definite end - With defined project objectives (scope, time, cost, and quality)30 31. PM Basics: Understanding �Project Characteristics� Project end IS REACHED when: 1) Its objectives are met, or 2) It becomes clear that the project objectives will or can not be met, or 3) The need for the project no longer exists.31 32. PM Basics: Understanding �Project Characteristics� Temporary does not necessarily mean Short in duration! Projects can last for several years!! Government of India�s E-governance project is A multi-year project. All that temporary means is that project duration is finite, not ongoing.32 33. PM Basics: Understanding �Project Characteristics� Temporary does not mean The product of the project will also be temporary. Most projects are done to produce products, service or result that is long lasting. Examples a bridge, a dam, a building, a monument, a park33 34. PM Basics: Understanding �Project Characteristics� Temporary nature Some projects produce a product or service for a particular occasion. Examples: Olympics, Fashion show, Grammy awards Certain others cater to an opportunity or market window that is short in duration Examples: Sale Campaigns for Christmas, Diwali, Pongal, IId, etc PROJECT TEAMS ARE FORMED AS IT BEGINS AND34 DISBANDED AS IT COMPLETES 35. PM Basics: Understanding �Project Characteristics� Unique product, service, or result Projects involve creating a product, service, or result that has not been done exactly the same way before EVEN IF YOU HAVE BEEN DOING SAME CATEGORY OF PROJECTS MANY TIMES OVER! Different CLIENTS, REQUIREMENTS, LOCATIONS, etc.35 36. PM Basics: Comprehending Project A project can create: 1. A product (component of another item or end item). 2. A service (a business function to support production or logistics). 3. A result (an outcome or document, such as R&D project develops Knowledge,36 Market Survey). 37. PM Basics: Understanding �Project Characteristics� Progressive elaboration is critical to project success Progressive means proceeding in steps, continuing steadily with increment. Elaboration means worked out with care and detail, developed thoroughly37 38. PM Basics: Understanding �Project Characteristics� WHY Progressive elaboration? Because projects are temporary and unique! Example: Project scope is high-level in the beginning. It becomes more detailed as project team progresses and develops better understanding of project objectives and deliverables. Many people confuse it with scope creep that happens due to poor scope definition, poor WBS formation and38 Uncontrolled changes. 39. PM Basics: Understanding �Project Characteristics� Each project�s product is unique. Hence, its characteristics THAT DISTINGUISH IT must be �PROGRESSIVELY ELABORATED!� That�s why so much emphasis on processes called: - �Identify stakeholders� (during initiation) - �Collect requirements� (during planning)39 40. PM Basics: Understanding �Project Characteristics� Progressive elaboration is critical to project success! The distinguishing characteristics �Broadly defined� early in the project More explicit and detailed as project progresses THEN, PROJECT TEAM BEGINS TO GRASP THEM BETTER40 41. PM Basics: Progressively elaborated Product Scope and Project Scope PRODUCT SCOPE PROJECT SCOPE Functions and The work required to features characterizing be performed to deliver the product or service. a product bearing specified functions and features. COMPLETION COMPLETION Measured against Measured against product requirements project management plan41 42. Sample Progressive Elaboration PM Basics: Understanding �Project Characteristics�L0 ABC CARGO LOGON PROJECT BASIC SOFTWARE SITE ProjectL1 DESIGN (H) HARDWARE SPECS (L) FABRICATION OPERATIONS PURCHASE Management DESIGN DESIGN DRAWINGS PART A SOFTWARE (I) (J) (P)L2 DRAWINGS TEST DRAWINGS PART B PART A (K) (Z) (O) FINAL INSTALLATION PART B (Y) WORK PAKCAGES ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY PURCHASE PURCHASE PURCHASEL3 (H) (V) (U) (N) (M) (Q) through TEST TEST DELIVERY DELIVERY DELIVERY42 (Z) (X) (W) (S) (R) (T) 43. PM Basics Projects Vs. Operations43 44. PM Basics: Projects vs. Operational Work What do organizations do? 1. ORGANIZATIONS PERFORM WORK to accomplish a set of defined objectives44 45. PM Basics: Projects vs. Operational Work 2. Work can be categorized as either PROJECTS or OPERATIONS Sometimes they overlap!45 46. PM Basics: Projects vs. Operational Work What is common to projects and operations? 3. Performed by people Limited by Constraints, including resource constraint Planned, executed, monitored and controlled Performed to achieve organizational objectives Or strategic plans46 47. PM Basics: Projects vs. Operational Work PROJECTS OPERATIONS Projects are temporary Operations are ongoing and unique. and repetitive. The purpose of a project The purpose of an is to attain its objective ongoing operation is to and then terminate. sustain the business. The project concludes Operations adopt new when its specified set of objectives and the objectives have been work continues.47 achieved. 48. PM Basics Remember: 1. Operations produce same product until the product becomes obsolete. 2. Within the life cycle of a product, projects can intersect with operations at various points: a) During improving productivity/process, b) Developing new product or upgrading a product c) Expanding outputs d) At each closeout phase or until divestment of the product, there can be many projects!48 49. PM Basics Remember: 3. At each point, deliverables and knowledge are transferred between projects and operations. Why? Answer: For implementation of the delivered work! 4. How it happens? Answer: It happens in two way! a) Transfer of project resources to operations toward the end of the project. b) Transfer of operational resources to the project at the start.49 50. PM Basics: Comprehending �Project Examples� Operation examples Manufacturing operations Production operations Usage of the product of a project, such as a software application, or using network infrastructure Accounting operations50

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