OCPM

Projects Handbook

OVERVIEW OF THE PROJECT PROCESS

Project Process

The Project Management  Certified Project Manager program requires the completion of two
projects, one during each year of the program.

The first is an individual project identified and conducted within the
participant’s work unit or organization.

The second project requires participants to collaborate with other cohort
members on a team of 3-5 people. The team will address a complex issue
identified by a single or multiple agencies.

The responsible site manager will assign an advisor to each cohort member for
Project #1 and to teams for Project #2. Advisors will provide feedback and a
grade. In addition they will provide support to OCPM participants throughout
the project development and presentation process. Their involvement will
ensure adherence to project standards set by the National Consortium of Public
Managers.

Eight courses are scheduled during the first year and one during the second year
to assist participants with project selection and planning. The grid beginning on
page 18 presents the project development and advising processes in relation to
OCPM coursework. The courses are listed in order but are not necessarily
consecutive (other courses may take place between them). Use the grid as a
guide to help keep your project on track.

Project
Preparation
Time

The amount of official work time used to complete projects is a matter to be



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