The SUNY Center for Professional Development's Advanced Project Management course is for SUNY staff who want to deepen their knowledge on several key topics covered in the CPD's 2-day Project Management Fundamentals course. This 2-day (16 hours) course is intended to assist SUNY staff in managing and delivering projects for their institutions. Those who benefit from this course would typically lead a team of functional and technical staff to implement changes to academic programs, staff and student learning programs, software systems and upgrades, facility and classroom modifications, and other campus and SUNY-wide projects. Topics covered in the class include: Stakeholder Management Requirements Gathering, Definition and Tracking Planning Your Project Using a WBS (Work Breakdown Structure) Communication Plans Project Management Roundtable/Best Practices Running Projects without a PM Title A Primer on PMO Maturity Rescuing Troubled Projects Transitioning Projects to Operations Who should attend? This course is designed for those who previously attended the SUNY CPD’s Project Management Fundamentals class and are looking for a deeper understanding of principal project management concepts and activities. During the registration process, those registering will be asked to verify their PMF credentials before their registration will be accepted.