The Program

This is a fast-paced program — students should expect to spend 2 to 3 hours per week between classes, working with their team and assigned team coach as they develop their project plan, applying what they’ve learned in class.

Week 1

Each veteran and instructor will have a chance to introduce themselves and learn each unique story from their military experience. Teams will be formed-up and each team will be assigned a team coach to guide their efforts during the course session.

Course Topics:

  • Introduction

  • Project Scope

  • Agile

  • Schedule

  • Cost


Week 2

By the beginning of the second week, each team will have identified a project and started developing their project plan

Course Topics:

  • Review of Prior Day’s Topics

  • Quality Mgmt

  • Stakeholder Mgmt & Communications

  • Resource & Team Mgmt

  • Presentations

  • Risk Mgmt


Week 3

The third and final week includes team project presentations in the afternoon

Course Topics:

  • Review of Prior Days’ Topics

  • Procurement Mgmt

  • Change Mgmt & Closure of Procurements, Phases and Projects

  • Team Project Presentations of Scope, Schedule & Cost

  • Wrap-up / Survey / Next Steps for CAPM & PMP Certification


...and Beyond

We continue the relationship with our Veterans through a LinkedIn group where you can find BDC alumni from previous sessions and expand your network. 


CAPM and PMP Certification Support from BDC:

Graduates of our 3-day course are invited to compete for a number of certification scholarships. By working hard through our recommended study strategy, students can compete to win and have books, PMI membership dues and CAPM and PMP exam fees covered, as they receive training and support from BDC, all the way across the finish line to certification success.

Certification success stories here

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