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The PMP signifies that you speak and understand the global language of project management and connects you to a community of professionals, organizations and experts worldwide. Become a PMP and become a project hero. 

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About this course

Project Management Professional (PMP) Training is a 5-day program designed to empower project management professionals to manage large-scale and highly complex projects, organize projects to fit shifting priorities without sacrificing quality and use skilled resources effectively and productively. The course uses P6 Primavera’s Web-based project management tool. It is divided into four sections: Overview and Creating a Project; Scheduling the Project and Managing Data; Assigning Resources and Baselining; and Project Execution and Control. Participants will learn to create a project, add activities assign resources, modify the project plan to account for schedule delays and over-allocated resources, and analyze portfolios. Participants will also learn how to monitor project progress and communicate with team members.

Target Audience

This course is designed for individuals and organizations requiring a comprehensive understanding of project management best practices.

This includes:

Project Coordinators, Project Leaders, Project Managers, Project Supervisors, IT Professionals, Telecoms Engineers, Product Managers, Bankers, Consultants, Business Starters, SME Entrepreneurs, Government Contractors, Engineers, Architects.

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisite requirements for taking the CISA course or the CISA exam; however, in-order-to apply for the CISA certification, the candidate must meet the following requirements as determined by ISACA:

• Five (5) or more years of experience in IS audit, control, assurance, or security 

• Waivers are available for a maximum of three (3) years

Course Outline
  • CHAPTER 1.
  • ADVANCED OBJECTS AND FUNCTIONALITY IN JAVASCRIPT
  • Basic Objects
  • Constructor Function
  • More on the Constructor Function
  • Object Properties
  • Deleting a Property
  • The instance of Operator
  • Object Properties
  • Constructor and Instance Objects
  • Constructor Level Properties
  • Namespace
  • Functions are First-Class Objects
  • Closures
  • Closure Examples
  • Private Variables with Closures
  • Immediately Invoked Function Expression (IIFE)
  • Prototype
  • Inheritance in JavaScript
  • The Prototype Chain
  • Traversing Prototype Property Hierarchy
  • Prototype Chain
  • Inheritance Using Prototype
  • Extending Inherited Behavior
  • Enhancing Constructors
  • Improving Constructor Performance
  • Inheritance with Object.create
  • The has Own Property Method
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 2. INTRODUCTION TO ANGULARJS
  • What is AngularJS?
  • Why AngularJS?
  • Scope and Goal of AngularJS
  • Using AngularJS
  • A Very Simple AngularJS Application
  • Building Blocks of an AngularJS Application
  • Use of Model View Controller (MVC) Pattern
  • A Simple MVC Application
  • The View
  • The ControllerData Binding
  • Basics of Dependency Injection (DI)Other Client Side MVC Frameworks
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 3. ANGULARJS MODULE
  • What is a Module?
  • Benefits of Having Modules
  • Life Cycle of a Module
  • The Configuration Phase
  • The Run Phase
  • Module Wide Data Using Value
  • Module Wide Data Using Constant
  • Module Dependency
  • Using Multiple Modules in a Page
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 4. ANGULARJS CONTROLLERS
  • Controller Main Responsibilities
  • About Constructor and Factory Functions
  • Defining a Controller
  • Using the Controller
  • Controller Constructor Function
  • More About Scope
  • Example Scope Hierarchy
  • Using Scope Hierarchy
  • Modifying Objects in Parent Scope
  • Modified Parent Scope in DOM
  • Handling Events
  • Another Example for Event Handling
  • Storing Model in Instance Property
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 5. ANGULARJS EXPRESSIONS
  • Expressions
  • Operations Supported in Expressions
  • AngularJS Expressions vs JavaScript Expressions
  • AngularJS Expressions are Safe to Use!What is Missing in Expressions
  • Considerations for Using src and href Attributes in Angular
  • Examples of ng-src and ng-href Directives
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 6. BASIC VIEW DIRECTIVES
  • Introduction to AngularJS Directives
  • Controlling Element Visibility
  • Adding and Removing an Element
  • Dynamically Changing Style Class
  • The ng-class Directive
  • Example Use of ng-class
  • Setting Image Source
  • Setting Hyperlink Dynamically
  • Preventing Initial Flash
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 7. ADVANCED VIEW DIRECTIVES
  • The ng-repeat Directive
  • Example Use of ng-repeat
  • Dynamically Adding Items
  • Special Properties
  • Example: Using the $index Property
  • Scope and Iteration
  • Event Handling in Iterated Elements
  • The ng-switch Directive
  • Example Use of ng-switch
  • Inserting External Template using ng-include
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 8. WORKING WITH FORMS
  • Forms and AngularJS
  • Scope and Data Binding
  • Role of a Form
  • Using Input Text Box
  • Using Radio Buttons
  • Using Checkbox
  • Using Checkbox – Advanced
  • Using Select
  • Using Select – Advanced
  • Disabling an Input
  • Reacting to Model Changes in a Declarative Way
  • Example of Using the ng-change Directive
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 9. FORMATTING DATA WITH FILTERS IN ANGULARJS
  • What are AngularJS Filters?
  • The Filter Syntax
  • Angular Filters
  • More Angular Filters
  • Using Filters in JavaScript
  • Using Filters
  • A More Complex Example
  • The date Filter
  • The date's format Parameter
  • Examples of Using the date Filter
  • The limit
  • To Filter
  • Using limit
  • To Filter
  • Filter Performance Considerations
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 10. ANGULARJS $WATCH SCOPE FUNCTION
  • The $watch Function
  • The $watch Function Signature
  • The $watch Function Details
  • Canceling the Watch Action
  • Example of Using $watch
  • Things to be Aware Of
  • More Things to Be Aware Of
  • Performance Considerations
  • Speeding Things Up
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 11. COMMUNICATING WITH WEB SERVERS
  • The $http AngularJS Service
  • The Promise Interface
  • The $http Service$http Function Invocation
  • Callback Parameters
  • Request Configuration Properties
  • Shortcut Methods
  • Complete List of Shortcut Methods
  • Using $http.get()
  • Working with JSON Response
  • Using $http.post()
  • Combining $http POST Request Data with URL Parameters
  • The then()
  • Method of the Promise Object
  • The Response Object
  • Making Parallel Web Service Calls
  • Combining Multiple Promises into One
  • Wait for the Combined Promise
  • Setting Up HTTP Request Headers
  • Caching Responses
  • Disabling Caching in IE9
  • Setting the Request Timeout
  • Unit Testing with ng
  • Mock
  • Writing Unit Tests
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 12. CUSTOM DIRECTIVES
  • What are Directives?
  • Directive Usage Types
  • Directive Naming Convention
  • Defining a Custom Directive
  • Using the Directive
  • Scope of a Directive
  • Isolating Scope
  • Creating a Scope for the Directive
  • Copying Data to a Directive's Scope
  • Using External Template File
  • Manipulating a DOM Element
  • The Link Function
  • Event Handling from a Link Function
  • Wrapping Other Elements
  • Accepting a Callback Function
  • Supplying Callback Function
  • Supplying Argument to Callback
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 13. ANGULARJS SERVICES
  • Introduction to Services
  • Defining a Service
  • The factory() Method Approach
  • The service() Method Approach
  • The provider() Method Approach
  • Using a Service
  • Configuring a Service using its Provider
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 14. INTRODUCTION TO CSS3
  • What is a Style?
  • What are Cascading Style Sheets?
  • CSS and the Evolution of Web Development
  • The CSS Standardization Process
  • CSS and HTMLCSS Compatibility
  • CSS Rules
  • New in CSS3
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 15. APPLYING CSS STYLES
  • Inline Styles
  • Embedded Styles
  • External Styles
  • Selectors
  • Combinator Selectors
  • Universal Selector
  • Style Classes
  • Pseudo-Classes
  • Inheriting From a Paren
  • tDeclaring !important Styles
  • CSS Cascade Order
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 16. BOX MODEL AND EFFECTS
  • Element Box Model
  • Parts of the Box Model
  • Setting Width and Height
  • IE Box Size Bug
  • Controlling Flow in Position
  • Hiding Content
  • Overflowing Content
  • Floating Elements
  • Using Float for Multiple Columns
  • Margins
  • Padding
  • Border
  • Outline
  • CSS 3 – Rounding Border Corners
  • CSS 3 – Using a Border Image
  • Border Image Example
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 17. INTRODUCTION TO RESPONSIVE WEB DESIGN
  • What is Responsive Web Design?
  • Mobile Browsers Quirks
  • Other Mobile Web Considerations
  • Primary Responsive Design Techniques
  • Elements of Responsive Design
  • Example of Responsive Design
  • Responsive Page Design Schematic
  • Alternatives to Responsive Design
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 18. CSS 3 AND RESPONSIVE WEB DESIGN
  • Progressive Enhancement
  • Implementing Progressive Enhancement
  • Media Types
  • CSS Style “Reset”
  • Conditional Styles for Internet Explorer
  • What is the Viewport?
  • Adapting the Viewport
  • Specifying the ViewportMedia QueriesMedia Features Used in Media QueriesCombining Responsive Design Techniques
  • Testing Responsive Design
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 19. RESPONSIVE WEB PAGE LAYOUT
  • The Main Layout Types
  • Responsive Layouts
  • Popular Layout Patterns
  • The 'Mostly Fluid' Layout Pattern
  • The 'Column Drop' Layout Pattern
  • The 'Layout Shifter' Pattern
  • Other Layout Techniques
  • Getting Content Fillers
  • The Float CSS Property
  • Combining CSS Styles
  • The Simple Fluid Layout Example
  • The Simple Fluid Layout Technique
  • The ResultsFont Size Units
  • Pixel-Sized vs Em-Sized
  • Font Size Unit Relationships
  • Pixels to Em Conversion Formula
  • Other Considerations
  • Looking into the Future
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 20. RESPONSIVE IMAGES
  • Responsive Images
  • Performance Considerations
  • Shrinking Images
  • Traditional Image Handling Techniques
  • Media Queries Don't Always Help With Performance
  • A “Fluid” Pixel
  • The Device Viewports
  • CSS Pixels
  • The Power of Simplicity
  • Sencha.io Src Images Cloud Service
  • Sencha.io Src DiagramHow it Works
  • Sencha.io Src API
  • Sencha.io Src API Details
  • Sencha.io Src API Details Cont'd
  • Examples of Sencha.io Src API
  • Rolling Out Your Own Cloud Image Manipulation Service
  • The Picture Element
  • The srcset Attribute
  • More on the srcset Attribute
  • Examples of the srcset Attribute
  • What is Picturefill?
  • Using Picturefill
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 21. BOOTSTRAP OVERVIEW
  • What is Bootstrap
  • Keywords from bower.js
  • Bootstrap History
  • Responsive Web Development
  • Responsive Grid Layout
  • Reusable GUI Components
  • JavaScript
  • The Mobile First Philosophy
  • Why RWD Matters
  • Responsive Page Views
  • Less
  • Getting Bootstrap
  • Bootstrap Content Development Network
  • Other Setup Options
  • The Bootstrap Core Files
  • To Min or Not to Min
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 22. GETTING STARTED WITH BOOTSTRAP
  • Bootstrap Basic Page Template
  • The Viewport Meta TagThe user-scalable Property
  • Including Bootstrap JavaScript Files
  • Plugin Dependencies
  • Checking the Needed Version of jQuery
  • Resetting Styles
  • Customizing the CSS Global Settings
  • A Fragment of the scaffolding.less File
  • Bootstrap Components
  • Containers
  • Using Containers
  • Device Sizes
  • The Grid System
  • The Column Arithmetic
  • A Grid Example
  • CSS Media Queries (1 / 2)CSS Media Queries (2 / 2)Customizing Breakpoints
  • Responsive Grid Layout
  • Combining Column Styles
  • Other Column Operations
  • Navigation
  • Navigation (Desktop)
  • Navigation (Mobile)
  • Navigation Source
  • Navigation Explained
  • Navigation Elements and Styles
  • Glyphicons
  • UsingGlyphicons
  • Responsive Images
  • Styles for Image Shapes
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 23. BOOTSTRAP MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS
  • Integrating Bootstrap Components with jQuery
  • Identifying the Required Version of jQuery
  • Minimizing Bootstrap's Download Size
  • Using the Customizer
  • Customizer Page Fragment
  • Compiling and Downloading Customized Bootstrap
  • Customizing Bootstrap Components
  • Light Customization Steps
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 24. UI BOOTSTRAP OVERVIEW
  • What is UI Bootstrap?
  • UI Bootstrap Directives
  • Project Philosophy
  • The Angular UI Bootstrap Modules
  • Getting UI Bootstrap
  • The Direct Download
  • What are the -tpls- Files?
  • Understanding Templates
  • Picking and Choosing Your Modules (1/2)
  • Picking and Choosing Your Modules (2/2)
  • Basic UI Bootstrap HTML Page
  • Referencing Angular UI Bootstrap Modules
  • Adding Component Prefixes in Release 0.14.0
  • Summary
  • CHAPTER 25. UI BOOTSTRAP DIRECTIVES
  • UI Bootstrap Directives
  • Directive Inter-dependencies
  • Where to Get Help
  • PlunkerThe Alert Directive
  • CarouselDatepickerDropdownPaginationThe Pagination CodeProgress BarTabsSummaryLAB EXERCISESLab 1. Setting Up the Lab Environment Lab 2. JavaScript Functions Lab 3. Objects in JavaScript Lab 4. Getting Started with AngularJS Lab 5. MVC with AngularJS Lab 6. AngularJS Expressions Lab 7. Working with Class and Style Directives Lab 8. The ng-repeat Directive Lab 9. Working with Form Inputs Lab 10. Data Formatting with Filters Lab 11. Using the $watch Function Lab 12. Communicating with Web Servers Lab 13. Reading Complex Data Sets From Web Servers Lab 14. Custom Directives Lab 15. Creating and Using Services Lab 16. Testing Lab 17. Intro to CSS3 Lab 18. Applying Basic Styles Lab 19. Control Element Spacing with Box Properties Lab 20. Media Queries and Responsive Design Lab 21. Understanding Bootstrap's Grid System Lab 22. Understanding Bootstrap's Navbar Component Lab 23. Using jQuery in Bootstrap Lab 24. Understanding UI Bootstrap Lab Files Lab 25. Customizing UI Bootstrap Templates Lab 26. Using UI Bootstrap Directives
Course Objectives

By the end of this training you will:

  • Acquire the relevant knowledge and skills required to clear the PMP® certification exam
  • Earn the requisite 35 PDUs required to take up the PMP® certification exam
  • Develop a working knowledge of the 5 process groups and 10 knowledge areas as prescribed by PMI – PMBOK® Guide—version6.
  • Master the skills to manage, execute and deliver projects successfully in line with global project management best practices.
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