Earned Value Analysis in Projects
Get to know and implement the most powerful market tool used in the project performance structured assessment.
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To qualify students in one of the most powerful project control tools that is available.
The Earned Value Analysis is widely used in the North American government and it has been increasingly used in other countries and organizations.
Scope of work
Fact sheet
Estimated duration [?]
16 hours
Number of participants
Minimum 20 students per class
Target audience
Project managers, projects team members, planners, PMO members, others stakeholders interested in the project management process.
Requirements
Project management knowledge (especially costs and schedule)
Languages [?]
Portuguese and English
Venue
Provided by the contractor. Worldwide attendance.
Certification and PDUs [?]
16 All attendees will receive a certificate with this number of PDUs.
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- Earned Value Concept
- Budget, actual costs and Earned Value Nomenclature
- Cost and schedule variation Nomenclature
- Performance indices Nomenclature
- Earned value background
- Project Planning
- Scope Definition
- Schedule Development
- Cost Account Plans (CAPs) and budgeting
- Establishing the baseline and the budgeted cost of work scheduled (BCWS)
- Earned Value Measurement and Calculation (BCWP – Budgeted Cost of Work Performed)
- Actual Cost Measurement and Calculation (ACWP – Actual Cost of work Performed)
- Costs and Schedule forecasting and estimates nomenclature using Earned Value Analysis
- Indices used to estimate the final project costs
- Types of SPI and CPI used to compose indices to estimate the project final cost and schedule
- Earned value analysis as a control tool