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4
sections
193
lectures
8h 6m
total
    • 1: Project Management Introduction 03:43
    • 2: Pathways of project management 03:04
    • 3: How this course is structured- sim framew 00:37
    • 4: How this course is structured- sys think 01:19
    • 5: Project Timeline of documents- intro 00:14
    • 6: How this course is structured- pyramid eg 03:10
    • 7: Framework- What is a project 02:15
    • 8: Framework- What is project management 00:56
    • 9: Framework - matrix environment 03:56
    • 10: Framework - Project Constraints 01:12
    • 11: Framework - EEF and OPA 01:20
    • 12: Framework - Process Groups 02:31
    • 13: Framework -Integration mgmt 02:10
    • 14: Framework -Stakeholder mgmt 01:24
    • 15: Framework -Scope mgmt 00:27
    • 16: Framework- Schedule Management 00:35
    • 17: Framework -Cost-hr-quality-risk mgm 01:55
    • 18: Framework -Comm-proc mgmt 01:18
    • 19: Knowledge areas and process groups 01:24
    • 20: WHY - Develop Project Charter 04:58
    • 21: WHY - Project Charter Template 05:57
    • 22: Project Timeline of documents - char 00:15
    • 23: WHO - Identify Stakeholders 03:43
    • 24: WHO- Stakeholder Register- template 03:36
    • 25: Project Timeline of doc - stk reg 00:21
    • 26: WHAT is the Project Scope 04:03
    • 27: WHAT - Collect Requirements 01:41
    • 28: WHAT - Define Scope 01:19
    • 29: WHAT - Create WBS 03:24
    • 30: WHAT - Scope Baseline 05:45
    • 31: Project Timeline of documents-sc base 00:26
    • 32: Microsoft Project Intro 01:31
    • 33: Microsoft Project- UI 02:26
    • 34: Microsoft Project- scope item 06:02
    • 35: WHEN - Define Activities 03:49
    • 36: WHEN - Sequence Activities 02:17
    • 37: WHEN - Estimate Activity Durations 01:38
    • 38: WHEN - Develop Schedule 01:07
    • 39: WHEN - Critical Path Method 02:53
    • 40: WHEN - Crashing and Fast-Tracking 03:01
    • 41: Project Timeline of documents - sched 00:35
    • 42: Microsoft Project - Act dur 02:59
    • 43: Microsoft Project - Seq chart 07:07
    • 44: Microsoft Project - The Project Sched 05:39
    • 45: HOW MUCH-MANY - Estimate Costs 03:00
    • 46: HOW MUCH-MANY - Determine Budget 01:02
    • 47: Project Timeline of documents-budget 00:10
    • 48: HOW MUCH-MANY - Est act res 02:05
    • 49: Project Timeline of documents- res 00:14
    • 50: HOW MUCH-MANY - Plan Quality 03:38
    • 51: Project Timeline of doc- qual met 00:13
    • 52: HOW MUCH-MANY - Identify Risks 01:53
    • 53: HOW MUCH-MANY - Intro to Risks 02:59
    • 54: HOW MUCH-MANY - qual risk 04:20
    • 55: HOW MUCH-MANY - quan risk 01:00
    • 56: HOW MUCH-MANY - Plan Risk Responses 01:31
    • 57: Project Timeline of doc- risk register 00:21
    • 58: WHERE - Plan Communications 01:48
    • 59: Project Timeline of doc- comm plan 00:12
    • 60: WHERE - Plan Procurements 01:36
    • 61: Project Timeline of documents- proc 00:15
    • 62: HOW are things done on the project 05:47
    • 63: HOW - Develop PMP 01:12
    • 64: HOW - Individual Mgmt Plans 04:05
    • 65: Project Timeline of documents-plans 00:15
    • 66: Project Timeline of documents- PMP 00:11
    • 67: HOW - Direct and Manage Project Work 03:35
    • 68: Project Timeline of documents- del 00:35
    • 69: HOW - Monitor and Control Project Work 01:56
    • 70: Project Timeline of documents- chg 00:21
    • 71: HOW - Project Knowledge 01:43
    • 72: Project Timeline of documents- LL 00:16
    • 73: HOW - Perform Change Control - intro 03:46
    • 74: HOW - Perform Change Control - Chg 04:33
    • 75: Project Timeline of documents-apchg 00:15
    • 76: HOW - Close project or phase 03:24
    • 77: HOW - Control Cost 05:07
    • 78: HOW - Control Cost- PV 02:03
    • 79: HOW - Control Cost- EV 01:38
    • 80: HOW - Control Cost- SPI-SV 01:43
    • 81: HOW - Control Cost- CV-CPI-AC 02:33
    • 82: HOW - Budget Forecasting - EAC- ETC 05:30
    • 83: Project Timeline of documents- close 00:30
    • 84: Introduction to Operational Management Fundamentals 02:25
    • 85: Role of Operations Management 01:31
    • 86: Effectiveness vs. Efficiency 02:09
    • 87: Operations Technique - The Four 'V's 02:05
    • 88: Operational Strategy 00:57
    • 89: System View of Operations - Designing Layouts 01:17
    • 90: Layout Design 02:12
    • 91: Capacity Management 01:19
    • 92: What is Capacity 01:56
    • 93: Measuring Capacity & Utilisation 01:40
    • 94: What Exactly is Capacity Building 00:32
    • 95: Capacity Planning 01:45
    • 96: Measuring Capacity 01:37
    • 97: Capacity Utilisation 02:59
    • 98: Capacity Utilisation and Effects on Product and Profit 00:52
    • 99: Peak and Low Utilisation 02:31
    • 100: Full Utilisation and How to Increase Capacity Utilisation 01:41
    • 101: Work Flow Organisation - Continuous, In Full on Time (IFOT), and Bat 01:07
    • 102: Work Flow 03:12
    • 103: Workflows and Workflow Management 00:36
    • 104: Workflow Characteristics 03:21
    • 105: Common Characteristics 01:18
    • 106: Workflow and Logistic Management 02:01
    • 107: DIFOT Delivered In Full and On Time 00:48
    • 108: Data Collection Method 00:59
    • 109: CostEffort in Collecting the Data and Batch Processing 01:40
    • 110: Planning and Scheduling 02:03
    • 111: Control and Loading 01:45
    • 112: Sequencing 01:22
    • 113: Scheduling 01:14
    • 114: Gantt Chart and Forward and Backward Scheduling 01:47
    • 115: Monitoring Workflow, How to Schedule Jobs and Priority Rules 02:08
    • 116: Scheduling for Service Organisations and The Theory of Constraints 02:19
    • 117: Introduction to Process Management 03:23
    • 118: Processes 02:27
    • 119: Procedures 03:45
    • 120: Process Mapping & Design 05:02
    • 121: Where Can Process Mapping Be Used 06:12
    • 122: Types of Processes 02:48
    • 123: Procedural Outline and Quality and Standard Operating Procedures 01:36
    • 124: Communication and Information Management 02:21
    • 125: The Cascade 03:51
    • 126: The Suck-Up Model of Communication 03:02
    • 127: Process Re-Engineering 04:21
    • 128: Quality and Productivity Management 04:26
    • 129: Cost of Quality 03:51
    • 130: Origins of TQM 03:42
    • 131: The Plan-Do-Study-Act Cycle 01:50
    • 132: Benchmarking, Employee Empowerment and Team Approach 01:45
    • 133: Use of Quality Tools 03:59
    • 134: Product Design 05:04
    • 135: ISO International Standards 03:35
    • 136: Six Sigma 03:34
    • 137: Introduction to Supply Chain Management 02:31
    • 138: Challenge to Supply Chain Management - Bullwhip Effect 02:21
    • 139: Lean Operations Systems 03:39
    • 140: Lean for Production and Services 04:21
    • 141: Services and Delivery in Supply Chain 03:27
    • 142: Supplier Performance Matrix 02:18
    • 143: Demand and Volume Projections 02:26
    • 144: Inventory & Cycle Optimization -Just in Time (JIT) vs Just in Case 04:53
    • 145: Top Five Techniques to Achieve Inventory Optimization 03:06
    • 146: The Philosophy of JIT 04:11
    • 147: Kanban Production 04:58
    • 148: JIT and Lean Systems within OM 05:41
    • 149: Supply Chain Networks 04:25
    • 150: Continuous Improvement 03:13
    • 151: Getting Started With Kaizen 03:00
    • 152: Technology in Process and Supply Chain Management 00:31
    • 153: Operations of an Economic Entity Enterprise Resource Planning 03:12
    • 154: The Hierarchical Perspective 02:01
    • 155: Enterprise Resource Planning ERP 01:18
    • 156: Technology's Role in Business 03:23
    • 157: Types of Information Systems 03:11
    • 158: Interrelations Between Systems 00:50
    • 159: Functional IT Systems 01:08
    • 160: Enterprise Resource Planning External Priorities 01:47
    • 161: Why ERP 01:55
    • 162: Overall Implementation Requisites for ERP 02:10
    • 163: Challenges of ERP Implementation in Business 01:56
    • 164: Senior and Project Management 02:41
    • 165: Critical Factors for Successful ERP Implementation 06:36
    • 166: Implementation Steps 03:24
    • 167: ERP Integration and Supply Chain Support 01:47
    • 168: Web Services Integration Options 01:54
    • 169: Market Information and Sales Orders 02:04
    • 170: Benefits of the Marketing Information System 02:16
    • 171: Customer Relationship Management 02:26
    • 172: Customer Relationship Management Functions 01:48
    • 173: ERP HR Planning and Utilization 02:30
    • 174: What is an HRIS 04:36
    • 175: ERP Electronic Commerce - Accounting System Interface 03:50
    • 176: E-Commerce Supply Chain Management Solutions 04:10
    • 177: Problems in ERP and E-Commerce Integration 01:20
    • 178: Operational Indicator, KPI's and Metrics 02:48
    • 179: What is Metrics 01:24
    • 180: Need for Metrics in Testing and Quality Analysis 00:56
    • 181: Metrics Continued 03:53
    • 182: What are Quality Metrics 03:29
    • 183: Tips of Selection of Quality Metrics 01:52
    • 184: Lead, Spot & Lagged Indicators - Drive, Monitor & Report Indicators 05:21
    • 185: Lean Manufacturing and Agility 04:55
    • 186: Quantitative vs. Qualitative Indicators and Measurement Scope 01:38
    • 187: Measurement and Presentation Tools 02:17
    • 188: Mechanisms of Success 03:10
    • 189: Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting 04:57
    • 190: Balanced Scorecard Perspectives 04:20
    • 191: Strategy Mapping 03:02
    • 192: Balanced Scorecards vs. Dashboards 03:33
    • 193: Metrics Measurements IT Systems in ERP 03:36

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Curriculum

Course Curriculum: Project Management and Operations Management

Here is a curriculum breakdown of the Project Management and Operations Management course:

COURSE 1: Project Management & PMI

1 - Project Management Introduction
2 - Pathways of project management
3 - How this course is structured - sim framew
4 - How this course is structured- sys think
5 - Project Timeline of documents- intro
6 - How this course is structured- pyramid eg
7 - Framework- What is a project
8 - Framework- What is project management
9 - Framework - matrix environment
10 - Framework - Project Constraints
11 - Framework - EEF and OPA
12 - Framework - Process Groups
13 - Framework -Integration mgmt
14 - Framework -Stakeholder mgmt
15 - Framework -Scope mgmt
16 - Framework- Schedule Management
17 - Framework -Cost-hr-quality-risk mgm
18 - Framework -Comm-proc mgmt
19 - Knowledge areas and process groups
20 - WHY - Develop Project Charter
21 - WHY - Project Charter Template
22 - Project Timeline of documents - char
23 - WHO - Identify Stakeholders
24 - WHO- Stakeholder Register- template
25 - Project Timeline of doc - stk reg
26 - WHAT is the Project Scope
27 - WHAT - Collect Requirements
28 - WHAT - Define Scope
29 - WHAT - Create WBS
30 - WHAT - Scope Baseline
31 - Project Timeline of documents-sc base
32 - Microsoft Project Intro
33 - Microsoft Project- UI
34 - Microsoft Project- scope item
35 - WHEN - Define Activities
36 - WHEN - Sequence Activities
37 - WHEN - Estimate Activity Durations
38 - WHEN - Develop Schedule
39 - WHEN - Critical Path Method
40 - WHEN - Crashing and Fast-Tracking
41 - Project Timeline of documents - sched
42 - Microsoft Project - Act dur
43 - Microsoft Project - Seq chart
44 - Microsoft Project - The Project Sched
45 - HOW MUCH-MANY - Estimate Costs
46 - HOW MUCH-MANY - Determine Budget
47 - Project Timeline of documents-budget
48 - HOW MUCH-MANY - Est act res
49 - Project Timeline of documents- res
50 - HOW MUCH-MANY - Plan Quality
51 - Project Timeline of doc- qual met
52 - HOW MUCH-MANY - Identify Risks
53 - HOW MUCH-MANY - Intro to Risks
54 - HOW MUCH-MANY - qual risk
55 - HOW MUCH-MANY - quan risk
56 - HOW MUCH-MANY - Plan Risk Responses
57 - Project Timeline of doc- risk register
58 - WHERE - Plan Communications
59 - Project Timeline of doc- comm plan
60 - WHERE - Plan Procurements
61 - Project Timeline of documents- proc
62 - HOW are things done on the project
63 - HOW - Develop PMP
64 - HOW - Individual Mgmt Plans
65 - Project Timeline of documents-plans
66 - Project Timeline of documents- PMP
67 - HOW - Direct and Manage Project Work
68 - Project Timeline of documents- del
69 - HOW - Monitor and Control Project Work
70 - Project Timeline of documents- chg
71 - HOW - Project Knowledge
72 - Project Timeline of documents- LL
73 - HOW - Perform Change Control - intro
74 - HOW - Perform Change Control - Chg
75 - Project Timeline of documents-apchg
76 - HOW - Close project or phase
77 - HOW - Control Cost
78 - HOW - Control Cost- PV
79 - Control Cost- EV
80 - HOW - Control Cost- SPI-SV
81 - HOW - Control Cost- CV-CPI-AC
82 - HOW - Budget Forecasting - EAC- ETC
83 - Project Timeline of documents- close

COURSE 2: Operations Management – Resource Planning

84 - Introduction to Operational Management Fundamentals
85 - Role of Operations Management
86 - Effectiveness vs. Efficiency
87 - Operations Technique - The Four 'V's
88 - Operational Strategy
89 - System View of Operations - Designing Layouts
90 - Layout Design
91 - Capacity Management
92 - What is Capacity
93 - Measuring Capacity & Utilisation
94 - What Exactly is Capacity Building
95 - Capacity Planning
96 - Measuring Capacity
97 - Capacity Utilisation
98 - Capacity Utilisation and Effects on Product and Profit
99 - Peak and Low Utilisation
100 - Full Utilisation and How to Increase Capacity Utilisation
101 - Work Flow Organisation - Continuous, In Full on Time (IFOT), and Bat
102 - Work Flow
103 - Workflows and Workflow Management
104 - Workflow Characteristics
105 - Common Characteristics
106 - Workflow and Logistic Management
107 - DIFOT Delivered In Full and On Time
108 - Data Collection Method
109 - CostEffort in Collecting the Data and Batch Processing
110 - Planning and Scheduling
111 - Control and Loading
112 - Sequencing
113 - Scheduling
114 - Gantt Chart and Forward and Backward Scheduling
115 - Monitoring Workflow, How to Schedule Jobs and Priority Rules
116 - Scheduling for Service Organisations and The Theory of Constraints

COURSE 3: Operations Management – Processes Mapping & Supply Chain

117 - Introduction to Process Management
118 - Processes
119 - Procedures
120 - Process Mapping & Design
121 - Where Can Process Mapping Be Used
122 - Types of Processes
123 - Procedural Outline and Quality and Standard Operating Procedures
124 - Communication and Information Management
125 - The Cascade
126 - The Suck-Up Model of Communication
127 - Process Re-Engineering
128 - Quality and Productivity Management
129 - Cost of Quality
130 - Origins of TQM
131 - The Plan-Do-Study-Act Cycle
132 - Benchmarking, Employee Empowerment and Team Approach
133 - Use of Quality Tools
134 - Product Design
135 - ISO International Standards
136 - Six Sigma
137 - Introduction to Supply Chain Management
138 - Challenge to Supply Chain Management - Bullwhip Effect
139 - Lean Operations Systems
140 - Lean for Production and Services
141 - Services and Delivery in Supply Chain
142 - Supplier Performance Matrix
143 - Demand and Volume Projections
144 - Inventory & Cycle Optimization -Just in Time (JIT) vs Just in Case
145 - Top Five Techniques to Achieve Inventory Optimization
146 - The Philosophy of JIT
147 - Kanban Production
148 - JIT and Lean Systems within OM
149 - Supply Chain Networks
150 - Continuous Improvement
152 - Technology in Process and Supply Chain Management

COURSE 4: Operations Management – Enterprise Resources Planning and Metrics

153 - Operations of an Economic Entity Enterprise Resource Planning
154 - The Hierarchical Perspective
155 - Enterprise Resource Planning ERP
156 - Technology's Role in Business
157 - Types of Information Systems
158 - Interrelations Between Systems
159 - Functional IT Systems
160 - Enterprise Resource Planning External Priorities
161 - Why ERP
162 - Overall Implementation Requisites for ERP
163 - Challenges of ERP Implementation in Business
164 - Senior and Project Management
165 - Critical Factors for Successful ERP Implementation
166 - Implementation Steps
167 - ERP Integration and Supply Chain Support
168 - Web Services Integration Options
169 - Market Information and Sales Orders
170 - Benefits of the Marketing Information System
171 - Customer Relationship Management
172 - Customer Relationship Management Functions
173 - ERP HR Planning and Utilization
174 - What is an HRIS
175 - ERP Electronic Commerce - Accounting System Interface
176 - E-Commerce Supply Chain Management Solutions
177 - Problems in ERP and E-Commerce Integration
178 - Operational Indicator, KPI's and Metrics
179 - What is Metrics
180 - Need for Metrics in Testing and Quality Analysis
181 - Metrics Continued
182 - What are Quality Metrics
183 - Tips of Selection of Quality Metrics
184 - Lead, Spot & Lagged Indicators - Drive, Monitor & Report Indicators
185 - Lean Manufacturing and Agility
186 - Quantitative vs. Qualitative Indicators and Measurement Scope
187 - Measurement and Presentation Tools
188 - Mechanisms of Success
189 - Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting
190 - Balanced Scorecard Perspectives
191 - Strategy Mapping
192 - Balanced Scorecards vs. Dashboards
193 - Metrics Measurements IT Systems in ERP

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