A project, often purposely designed with an aim to achieve an end goal, relies heavily on its earliest stage of life: the design phase. Key elements such as project description, primary features, goals, outcomes and major deliverables are all identified during the project design stage.
A proper project design can assist in avoiding mistakes and forecasting potential pitfalls. This helps build a strong foundation and better prepares the Project Manager and the team members for unexpected issues.
Additionally, the design phase is crucial in determining the budget or budget estimates. Hence the reason as to why the planning phase is thought to play a vital role in a project’s success.
To implement the necessary elements of a project design, it is important to understand what a successful project design phase looks like.
In this course, we will learn:
- How to define project goals
- How to determine outcomes and deliverables
- How to identify the risks
- The importance of a visual component
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Course content
4 modules · 2.5 hours of learning
- Module 01: How to Define Project Goals (includes quiz)
- Module 01: How to Define Project Goals (video)
- Module 02: Identify the Stakeholders (includes quiz)
- Module 02: Identify the Stakeholders (video)
- Module 03: Risk Management (includes quiz)
- Module 03: Risk Management (video)
- Module 04: How to Prepare a Visual Component (includes quiz)
- Module 04: How to Prepare a Visual Component (video)
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