Description

This internship will present you with a set of good practices based on the definition of structured and reusable processes and deliverables. It will teach you how to formalize the different phases and expected results of a project.

Who is this training for ?

For whom ?

User project manager, MOE project manager and any actor with a role in project management.

Prerequisites

Training objectives

• Understand the different project life cycles and their advantages and disadvantages
• Master the major stages of the life of a project, in the different project modes
• Understand the content and frequency of the different ceremonies of a project
• Validate the quality and completeness of a project's deliverables
• Follow the different quality processes inherent to any project

Training program

• Organizational processes
  • Management and organization.
  • Quality management: benchmarks and measures.
  • Risk management: risk assessment file.
  • Dashboards: measurement, measurement results.
  • Knowledge management: knowledge record.
  • Process improvements: process performance record.
  • Establishment: process file.
  • Evaluation: evaluation report.
• Horizontal processes
  • Documentation: documentation file.
  • Configuration: standard configuration sheets and configurations file.
  • Quality assurance: quality assurance file.
  • Verification and validation: conformity evaluation grids and acceptance sheets.
  • Acceptance reports.
  • Cross-review: report and implementation plans actions.
  • Audit: audit grid, audit report, recommendations.
  • Problem resolution: cause graph and action plans.
  • Usability: process performance record.
• Engineering process
  • Project stages: life cycle architecture, internal and external factors.
  • Input/output components and components to be produced at each stage.
  • Preparation and planning: Quality assurance plan, Project plan, Development plan.
  • Specification: requirements specifications and needs definition file.
  • Design: general design file and detailed design file.
  • Construction: programming file, unit test file and test book, anomaly sheets.
  • Integration: design file integration tests and validation test file.
  • Operation: installation file and maintenance file, maintenance request forms.
• Project management approach
  • Organization in project mode.
  • Issues and risks of the software project; actors, roles and responsibilities.