OMESOL Training Catalogue Asia

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OCTAGONMANAGEMENT& ENGINEERINGSOLUTIONS

OMESOL TRAINING CATALOGUE

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Contents

OMESOL Introduction

e-learning

Class Room LearningHow to book

OMESOL Trainers

Available Courses

Certification

Process Simulation & Modeling Aspen Hysys Basic

Process Simulation & Modeling Aspen Hysys Advance

Process Design Engineering

P&ID and PFD DevelopmentEnergy Audit & Conservation

Total Productive Management

Risk Assessment

Advance Excel

Supply Chain Management

Virtualization For Beginners

Installing & Managing Windows Server 2012

Introduction To Active Directory Domain Services

Awareness, Implementation & Internal Auditing to

IMS (ISO 9001, ISO 14001 & OHSAS 18001)

AutoCAD 2D/3D

MS Project

Primavera P6

Routing & Switching

Certification In Information Technology

Project Management

Communication & Presentation Skills

Chemical Engineering For NonEngineers

How to Register for Courses

OMESOL Training Facilities / Contact Details

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Welcome to OMESOtraining catalogue

Octagon Management & Engineering

(OMESOL) is an EPC firm; we are recognizedareas such as design engineering,management, supply chain managemeoperations, process safety, feasibility stutechnology selection. We bring this expertitraining courses in the form of high qualitwho combine technical knowledge, hexperience and the ability to delivereffectively. This means that you will receivethe very highest quality from recognized exp

OMESOL provides trainings tailored to sucareer-long development of Professiostudents. We constantly strive to meet induand all our courses reflect this.

The comprehensive programme of qualittraining courses includes over 20 coursesplace internationally.

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development needs. For detailed informaticourses featured in the catalogue,programme outlines and testimonials fattendees, visit:http://www.omesol.com

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Which ever choice you make, you can beOMESOLs Training courses are of thstandard, with quality control being our nupriority.

How to bookContact the OMESOLs training administratoreserve your place.Email: [email protected] ,[email protected] courses run by OMESOL, you can book ohttp://www.omesol.com/student

OMESOL TrainersOMESOL trainers are highly qualified, withhands on experience. More than that, thhighly professional trainers in their own rig

perfected their skills over many years.It is this ability to impart their knowledgeOMESOL trainers apart from the rest,ensuring each trainee receives solid, effectivNeed more convincing? The following is aselection of some of the feedback received.

HYSYS offered here is a Great courseengineers and great refresher for the ex

people.....Do it if you are looking for Valu

Money!!ANKIT VYASProcess Engineer, Calgary (Canada)

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I took the Process Design Eafter finishing the Aspen Hysys Bhalf-month class I got and learnand practical knowledge aboutdesign and simulation. The modinformative and well organizedeasy to understand. Also thanks

Jenny for her patience to answduring the class. Furthermorematerial for each module is vermore detailed information acontent. In general I am very sati

with this class and it is beyond mYUECUN LOU (Terry)Graduate Assistant (Ph.D) at Univ

Very pleased with trainingHYSYS. Course was very interaCan't beat it for the price! Machemical engineers to have

software and now I have it!Tyler Douglas FenstermakerGraduate (Youngstown State Uni

Course is great for new andwas very interactive and theknowledgeable to answer any qu

problems encountered. I am vecourse materials, support and

and understanding.Arnold RamdassStudent / Process Engineering (U& Tobago)

Available Courses

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Total Productive Management Risk Assessment Advance Excel Supply Chain Management Virtualization For Beginners Installing & Managing Windows Serv Introduction To Active Directory Do

Services Awareness, Implementation & Inter

Auditing to IMS (ISO 9001, ISO 1400OHSAS 18001)

AutoCAD 2D/3D MS Project Primavera P6 Routing & Switching Certification In Information Technol Project Management Communication & Presentation Skill Chemical Engineering For NonEngin

Certification

Choose which courses you would like to tawhat order. Upon successful completion, aof Participation will be awarded for each couEach course is followed by an assessment dreinforce skills learned.

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Courses DescriptionProcess Simulation & Mod

Aspen Hysys BasicObjectives

Learn to build, navigate and optimisimulations using Aspen HYSYS

Learn the efficient use of differefunctions to build steady statesimulations

Who will benefit New engineering graduates/tec

who will be using Aspen HYSYS inwork

Process engineers doing process doptimization projects and studies

Plant engineers checking plant peunder different operating conditions

R&D engineers and researchers usiHYSYS for process synthesis

Course DetailStarting with HYSYSCreating A New SimulationSimulation Basis ManagerAdding Components to the SimulatioSelecting A Fluids Package

Enter Simulation EnvironmentAdding Material StreamsCase Study

Equations of StateEquations of State MathematicalFormulationsDetermine the specific volume of a pcomponent or a mixture with HYSYSCompare the results obtained with dEOS Preview the result using WorkbAnalyze the property using Case Stu

Pump operation in HYSYS to modelpumping processConnect streams to unit operationsDetermine the pump efficiency andtemperature

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Adding Unit OperationsConnecting unit operatioCase Study & Further Stu

Compressor operation incompressing processDefine a new componentDetermine the compressoutlet temperatureCase Study & Further Stu

Expander operation in Hexpansion processDetermine the expansiontemperature

Case Study & Further Stu

Heat exchanger operatiothe heat transfer procesProblem AnalysisBuilding the SimulationCase Study & Further Stu

Flash separator operatiothe flash separation proProblem Analysis

Building the SimulationAdding a Feed StreamAdding a CompressorAdding a CoolerAdding a Flash SeparatorCase Study & Further Stu

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HYSYS to model the

using hypothetical r efficiency and

dy

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Partial oxidation reaction of methane toproduce hydrogenDevelop a model that represents partialoxidation of methane to produce hydrogenSimulate conversion reactor and reactionsAdd the reactions and reaction setsAttach reaction sets to the fluid package

Making Sequential ReactionsCase Study

Develop a model that represents the watergas shift reactionSimulate equilibrium reactor and reactions inHYSYSRe-add the reactions and reaction setsAttach reaction sets to the fluid packagePrint Stream and Workbook DatasheetsProblem Analysis & a case studyProduction of propylene glycolSimulate continuously-stirred-tank reactorand reactions in HYSYSSet new Session PreferencesCreating a New Unit SetProviding Binary CoefficientsDefining the ReactionInstalling the MixerInstalling the ReactorCase Study

Absorber operation in HYSYS to model the

absorption processProblem AnalysisRunning the SimulationChanging Trays to PackingGetting the Design ParametersCase Study & Further Study

Recovery of (NGL) from natural gasAdd columns using the Input ExpertsAdd extra specifications to columnsDe-Methanizer Operation

De-Ethanizer OperationDe-Propanizer OperationAdding a ValveCase Study

Course Duration07 days / Total 14 hrs

Training ModeOn-line / Class room training

Fees

10,000 PKR

Available Payment Methods:VISA, MASTERCARD, Paypal, Easy Paisa or Cash

On-line Fee Submission:http://www.omesol.com/submit-fee-online


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Process Simulation & ModAspen Hysys Advance

Objectives Learn how to use and apply

modeling techniques to enhance

Aspen HYSYS flow sheets Develop the skills and "know-how"

for creating and running dynamic siusing Aspen HYSYS Dynamics

Determine optimal process conditioor existing processes

Who will benefit New engineering graduates / pro

who will be using Aspen HYSYS inwork



R&D engineers and researchers

Course DetailGetting Started in Steady StateDefine a fluid packageAdd streams and operationsCase Study: Introduction to the basicnecessary for creating, solving and a

simulations in Aspen HYSYS

Oil CharacterizationIntroduce Oil Characterization in AspHYSYSAnalysis of chromatographic dataCase Study: Use the Oil Environmentcharacterize a crude assay

Rating & Sizing Of Heat ExchangersReview heat transfer calculation moAspen HYSYS

Configure a shell and tube heat exchuse a built-in Rating modelCase Study: Use a Rating model to d if an existing heat exchanger will mespecifications; design and rate a heaexchanger.

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Expanding the ModelAdd unit operations anddynamic modeDevelop appropriate consplit range and on-off coCase Study : Add equipmcontrol system and add ato a simulation directly in

Pressure Drop CalculatioIntroduce unit operationchange pressure, such as- Utilization of Property TCase Study: Simulate var

Operation Of Safety ValvSize and rate pressure sameet plant

Case Study: Usage of util

Process Column OptimizOptimize the process colprofitability.Case Study: Simulate prooptimization mode

Spreadsheets and Case SUse a spreadsheet to calcprofit for the process col

Case Study: Import and eand from the Spreadshee formulas. Use the Case Stsheet

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Complete Dynamic SimulationSolve complete dynamic problems usingAspen HYSYS software by first building asteady-state flow sheet and then performingsteps to make the transition to dynamics.Case Study: Simulation includes problemanalysis and solution for separation system

Logical OperationIntroduction to logical operations,Case Study: Simulation to utilize logical operation for the better results



Fees15,000 PKR




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Process Design EngineerObjectives

Learn to build, navigate and carProcess Engineer

Understanding of Process Engineercapabilities

Provide adequate industrial exposwith industrial projects

Who will benefit New engineering graduates/tec

who want to pursue career asEngineer



Course DetailIntroduction to Process EngineeringCodesIntroductionOverview of Codes & StandardsDifferent Phases of ProjectElements of engineeringRoles of Process EngineerResponsibilities of Process EngineerCapabilities of Process Design Engine

Overview of upstream oil & gas ind

Introduction & ReservoirWells and Offshore StructuresProduction TechniquesOverall Oil & Gas Facility - UpstreamWell Head/Christmas TreeWell Head Platform and Process Plat

Line Sizing & Hydraulic CalculationsTerms & DefinitionsSizing of Pipes & LineSizing Criteria

Sizing MethodologyPermissible Pipe Sizes in Industry

Fluid Phase Behavior & Pump HydraComposition of Well FluidDetermination of Well Fluid ComposWell Fluid Phase Behavior

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Equations of StateDefinition of PumpClassification of PumpsSelection of PumpsPump Material of SelectiSteps Involved in the PuSteps involved in the PuCalculationsPump Characteristic Curv

Process SimulationIntroduction & PurposeSteady State SimulationDynamic Simulation SimuSoftware Inputs for SimulHYSYS Software and itsTypical Operation in Sim

Development of Process

Engineering DrawingsIntroductionBlock Flow DiagramProcess Flow DiagramPiping & InstrumentationSymbols & LegendsCase Study

Equipment Design & SiziIntroductionSeparation

Types of SeparatorsTypical SeparatorInternals Operating ZoneClassification of SeparatoResidence Time for SeparDesign Separator Sizing

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Pressure Relief Valve SizingIntroductionFunction of Relief ValveTypes of Relief ValvesTerms and DefinitionOverpressure ScenariosThermal or Hydraulic Expansion

Gas Blow by & Tube RuptureUtility FailureControl Valve FailureRelief Valve SizingSizing MethodologyCalculation ProcedureCodes & Standards



Fees25,000 PKR




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P&ID and PFD DevelopObjectives

To provide basic knowledge & exprelated industry, especially in the oipetrochemical sector.

Learn in-depth information and fact

be interpreted, when reviewindrawings and no more miss-lookdata.

Explore more on how design drabeing prepared and develop.

Achieve acceptable drafting stanknowledge and competence.

Who will benefit New graduates who wish a dynamic

Project Management Team andManagers

All Design Group Design &Personnel, Piping Engineers,Engineers, Process Engineers

Operating Supervisor & TMaintenance Supervisor & Technicia

This program also support nonpersonnel assigned to positions inrefineries, corporate offices, sup

other interrelated companies. Other professionals who desire

understanding of subject.

Course DetailBasic ConceptsBasic TermsAbbreviationPurpose Of PFDPurpose Of P&IDInformation Provided On PFD

Information Provided On P&IDProcess Related InformationPiping Related InformationInstrumentation Related InformatioControl Related InformationSpecial Information

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Symbols and NumberingSymbolsPipingValveControl ValveActuatorInstrumentsNotationNumberingTag SystemEquipmentInstrumentation And ConCombining Process And

Understanding About PF

Why PFD Is Necessary?PFD Information In P&IDHeat And Mass BalanceOperating ConditionsPhysical Property

Understanding About PWhy P&ID Is Necessary?Equipment and SystemP&ID and Datasheets

PFD And P&ID DevelopmDevelopment Of A SimplDevelopment of A SimpleValves Type And ApplicDevelopment Of ControlNeed And Location Of MPiping And Insulation Inf

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Incorporation Of Misc. Information In P&IDP&ID Evolution And Changes In Plant Life

Safety SystemsSafety System In P&IDPressure Relief SystemsSafety Features In Industry

Overview

P&ID Life Cycle and Case StudiesP&ID Life CycleWhy P&IDs keep changingExercise: Reading P&IDsCase StudiesFuture Studies



Fees7,000 PKR


On-line Fee Submission:

http://www.omesol.com/submit-fee-online


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Energy Audit & ConservaObjectives

Course aims at providing engineersprofessionals with in-depth knomodern and advance techniquesauditing & energy Conservation

Fundamental understanding of tphysical principles underlyingconservation and audit, energy effthermal and electrical utilities, enersystems and power cogeneration

Raise the professional standardsengaged in energy auditing

Who will benefit New graduates who wish a dynamic

energy auditing Personnel wish to play a key role

audit and conservation Technical /engineering people wish

more opportunities to enhance their Any individuals whose responsibiliti

supporting energy audit, such as pethe back office and in administrativareas, marketers and sales

Course DetailIntroductionEnergy Audit Introduction

Energy Audit Type & ScopeLevel-I Energy AuditLevel-II Energy AuditLevel-III Energy AuditEnergy Audit & Saving

HVAC SystemAudit FindingCorresponding MeasuresApproximate Energy Saving

Lighting SystemAudit FindingCorresponding MeasuresApproximate Energy Saving

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Electrical SystemAudit FindingCorresponding MeasuresApproximate Energy Savi

Energy Conservation InEnergy LabelingMotor EfficienciesSavings

Energy Conservation In LFundamental AspectsMethodologyEnergy Conservation Opp

Energy Conservation InTypes Of BoilerSpecifics Of Boiler

Energy Conservation MeAnd Fired Systems

Steam And CondensateMethodology For EnergyImplementationManagement SupportImplementation PlanninMonitoring Of ImplemenPublicity & Training

Conducting Energy AuditEnergy Conservation OppFundamental AspectsMethodologyEnergy Conservation Opp

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Energy Audit ReportingData AnalysisCost-Benefit AssessmentSetting PrioritiesReport PresentationCase Study



Fees7,000 PKR




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Total Productive ManageObjectives

To provide proactive approach, whiidentify issues as soon as possible aprevent any issues before occurrenc

TPM is an extension of TQM (Tot

Management). The main objectiveto maintain the plant or equipmencondition without interfering withprocess.

An accurate and practical implemeTPM, which will increase productivthe total organization provide pratransparent ingredients to reach oexcellence Course

Who will benefit New graduates who wish a dynamic Project Management Team and Man All professional Group Design &

Personnel, Mechanical Engineers,Engineers, Process Engineers.

Operating engineer, Supervisor & TMaintenance engineer, SuperTechnician.

This program also support nonpersonnel assigned to positions inrefineries, corporate offices, supother interrelated companies.

Other professionals who desireunderstanding of subject

Course DetailModule IStrategy for higher productivity & quObjective of machine maintenanceProductive maintenancePreventive maintenanceImprovement maintenanceMaintenance Free Culture

Why Equipments trouble happens?How to eliminate equipments troublSix Big lossesMachine maintenance action planAutonomous maintenanceEquipment checkCapability of controlling equipments

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Module IIImprovement of machineStumbling block on the requipment efficiencyZero breakdowns targetZero adjustments goalZero Idling & Minor stop

Module IIILoss calculation methodsimprovementOperating timePerformance rateNet operating timeOverall equipment effectCalculation ExamplesImprovement of target fo

Module IVAutonomous maintenancproduction department

IntroductionMaintaining own equipmEquipment understandinCharacteristics of autonodevelopmentA step-by-step ApproachAuditOrganization- Led ActivitiActivity BoardEffective one point lessoMeetings

ReportingDevelopment stepsSummary of improvemen

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Understanding the basic technologiesPlanned maintenance activitiesDifference of tasksQuick response systemMaintenance calendarCondition based maintenanceRecurring of breakdowns

Shorten repair timeStudy of breakdown diagnosisStudy part replacement method

Module VISpare part managementLubrication managementDocumentation managementMaintenance information systemSkill trainingMP design & Equipment managementMP designEase of operation enhancementLCC

Module VIIAutonomous maintenance implementationcaseProblem observedFeatures of TPM small group activitiesAutonomous maintenance promotionProcess and autonomous maintenanceClassify machines & operation

Model line introductionImplementation stepsAutonomous maintenance steps

Module VIIIMachine maintenance and productionIntroductionImprovement ideasProduction roleHow to improve machineCounter measures

Looses prevention techniques



Fees

15,000 PKR




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Risk AssessmeObjectives

This course will teach you to assessthe latest training methods andmock risk assessments

Who will benefit This course is suitable for all worker

in developing a risk assessmenenforcing procedures in the workpapplies to all managers and suregardless of the industry that they

New graduates & students

Course DetailSection 1 What is Risk Analysis?RISK ANALYSIS - Overview

Good Risk Management

Section 2 What is a Hazard?Hazard ClassificationHazard Sources

Section 3 Roles & ResponsibilitiesRISK ANALYSIS Ethical ResponsibilitRISK ANALYSIS Financial ResponsibRISK ANALYSIS Legal Responsibility

Section 4 OHS Regulations & LegislResponsibilitiesOH&S RegulationsFines & ProsecutionsLegislative RequirementsThe Role Of Employees

Section 5 The 5 StepsAssessing The RiskDocumentingControllingOngoing Monitoring

When To Conduct A Risk AnalysisRisk Assessment Score & Control Str

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Fees7,000 PKR

Available Payment Methods:VISA, MASTERCARD, Paypal, Eas

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Advance ExcelObjectives

After getting this training you willuse Excel every reporting & analysimultiple ways, create sopdashboards & BI (Business Inreports with Excel 2010 Power PivotModeling, Dynamic and Static RepExcel VBA & form controls to give thdimensions of your data & toprofessional results in a fraction of t

Who will benefit Excel Advanced is for people who c

create moderately complex spreadswant to add more sophisticaautomation.

Course DetailAnalyzing data with Excel Power fu

Summarizing Business data with Ex functions

Deciphering and correctingfor data integrity.

Tabulating information withmultiple criterions.

Creating interactive reportspowerful formulas (Array) fo

dimension view of your data Tabulating information wit

formulas for single &criterion implementing nenhance your workbook mo

Controlling Calculations and Nested Developing nested function

with multiple conditions. Applying techniques to i

and troubleshoot nested cal

Summarizing Business InformationExcel 2010 Business intelligence fe

Slicer for PivotTable, PivotCube functions.

New search filter. SQL server PowerPivot for E

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SQL Server PowerPivot foSQL Server PowerPivot fin that extends Excel

extremely large data sbased on heterogeneousdatabases on a networkweb, or local data on you

Virtually unlimitSources.

Easy to createTables.

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Dashboards with PowerP

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Handling large Datasets with PivotTables Summarizing datasets with grouping

and aggregation. Comparing related totals dynamically. Filtering details with Report Filters

and Slicers. Presenting PivotTable reports

effectively with charts. Slicing your report with Excel Slicer Integrating Conditional Formatting

with Pivot Reports Creating Dynamic Dashboard with

Pivot Table.

Advanced Report Development Calculating Complex Calculation with

Array Formulas Working with Excel Power & Aggregate

Functions Creating Dynamic Report with Form

Controls Applying complex queries to extract data

(Lookup & References)

Data Consolidation for Summary & ReportsTo summarize and report results frommultiple worksheets/workbooks, you canconsolidate data from each worksheetworksheets/workbooks into a masterworksheet worksheets/workbooks. Combining Disparate Data Sets to make

Summary Reports Creating Dynamic & Static Consolidated

Reports Consolidation using PivotTable for Perfect

Analysis

Data Optimization & Business Modeling (WHAT-IF Analysis)

Planning for contingencies Managing variables in worksheets with

Scenarios Comparing and contrasting different data

sets with scenario reports Quantifying variables in a workbook

model

Determining the magnitude of a variablewith Goal Seek to achieve an end value

Create multiple scenarios with Single DataTable

Complex Calculation with Excel Solver

EXCEL Database Management &

NormalizationUnderstanding Excel Database ManagementOperation & Normalize Technique to ConvertBad Data into Good Data Converting your reports into Tabular Form Extracting Required Data from Huge Data

Sets

*Applying Complex queriesData Integrity

Validating Data Controlling the limits of data Setting up drop down parent & child list

Highlighting Data Anomalies with Conditional Formatting Working with Excel 2010 enhanced

conditional formatting options Giving different format of your data for

comparison by using Conditional

Formatting with Formulas

* Invoking conditional formatting with formcontrols.

Troubleshooting and enhancing professionalworkbooks Deciphering and correcting functions fir

data integrity. Accurately interpreting calculations.

Organizing workbooks and links Arranging multiple workbooks with

Workspaces. Managing external links.


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Formulating Decisions from DatabaseInformationExtracting information with Look Up &References-Advance Techniques Calling data range in your formula to

make your report dynamic. Calculating data with multiple & complex

criterion. Offsetting data from remote cells.

Distilling datasets for data analysis Managing multiple datasets on a single

worksheet with the Table feature Defining an Excel dataset to ensure

appropriate use of built-in features Extracting required data using Advance

Filtering Analyzing datasets with filters and

aggregation Calculating subtotals and grand totals for

multiple dimensions of your report

Importing Data from Text files, Web,Other Data Sources

Importing / Exporting Data To / FromExcel.

Working with OLAP Integrating Excel with other Applications

Word & PowerPoint

Macro Charged Reporting / Enhancing ExcelUsage with Macros

Step-1: Automatically repetitive tasks Simplifying complex tasks and reducing

errors with recorded macros Bulletproofing routine editing and

formatting Invoking macros with Form Controls

Step-2: EXCEL VBA in Depth Introducing Visual Basic for Application Defining Variables, Constants &

Calculation Adding Logic to your VBA Code

Debugging your VBA Code Managing workbooks Elements to your

Workbook Adding Advanced Elements to your

Workbook Event Driver Programming Building Customized Forms

DATA VISUALIZATION WITH EXCEL 20TOOLS & CHARTSLevel-1: Visualization with Text Function Creating Bars with Text Charts Comparative Histogram Chart Conditional Formatting with Text Charts

Level-2: Data Visualization with Conditional Formatting

Working with Data Bars Analysis Variance with Color Scale Analysis Trends with Icon Sets Dynamic Conditional Formatting with

FORM Control

Level-3: Working with Built-in Charts Analysis with 2d Charts Column Bar Pie Line Working with 3D Charts Analysis Data with Combination Chart XY Scatter Area Stock Surface Doughnut Bubble Radar

Level-4: Creating Excel Non-Native Charts Comparative Histogram Chart Tornado Chart Pareto Chart Control Chart Funnel Chart


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Progress Chart Delta Chart Dot Plot Chart Box & Whis Chart Gantt Chart Conditional Charts

Level-5: Creating Dynamic Charts with Excel Understanding Excel Chart Series Function OFFSET to make any chart dynamic Using OFFSET with Match, Index, Columns

& Rows Functions Creating Charts with Combo Box Integrating Scroll Bar & Radio Button with

Charts Line Chart with Spinner Button Column Chart with Check Box Dynamic Chart Labeling Controlling Charts

with VBA

Level-6: Working with Spark lines for Dashboards & Reports Integrating Spark lines (Tiny Charts) in

your reports Understanding Spark lines Features &

Design Tab

Level-7: Controlling Charts with VBA Change Chart type with VBA & Controls Controlling the Axis Labels Charts Animation with VBA

DASHBOARD REPORTING WITH EXCELThis training will enable you to create quality

Dashboard reports in Excel. Dashboard reports present business information as a clear,concise picture that is easy to read,

understand and update. A variety of resultscan be condensed into a single page for comparison purposes, simplifying and reducing the time taken to report onorganizational performance.

Dynamic & Static Dashboard Sales, Finance, HR &Operational

Dashboards

Getting the command on Excel DashboardReporting Tools Complex Calculation with Array & Excel

Aggregate Formulas Dynamic Conditional Formatting Dynamic, Interactive & Complex Charts Working with Form Controls

Some Important features: Creating Lay-Out of your Dashboard Manage your data for reports

extraction (Consolidation &Normalization)

Setting up Calculation sheet forTrends, Variances, Alerts, Growth,Comparison & Calculations

Setting up Charts Sheet Giving aesthetic & final look to your

Dashboards



Fees15,000 PKR




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Supply Chain ManageObjectives

This course will expose studentchallenges involved in managing supand understand the complexity ofand intra-firm coordination

Who will benefit Middle and senior-level manag

marketing, e-commerce, sales and ostrategic planning and general mana

Senior technology and informationwho support marketing, e-businessprograms

Product, brand, e-marketing and amanagers

Finance managers responsible forprofitability measurements and anaand service managers

New graduates and students

Course DetailGetting Started

Workshop Objectives Action Plans & Evaluation Fo

Why Supply Chain Management? Customer Satisfaction Improving Performance Lowering Costs Product Development Case Study

Key Term I Procurement Upstream & Downstream Raw Material Forecasting Carrying Cost Case Study

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Supply Chain Groups The Suppliers The Producers The Customers The Customer's Customers Case Study

Tracking and Monitoring Dashboard RFID's Alert Generation Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) Case Study

Supply Chain Event Management Inventory Alerts Supplier Alerts Bottlenecking Being Proactive Case Study

Wrapping Up Words from the Wise Lessons Learned


Training Mode

On-line / Class room training

Fees14,000 PKR




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Virtualization For BeginObjectives

The student shall explore basic virtconcepts, different types of virtualizthe environments that support them

The student shall investigate and i

the VMware Server platformXenServer platform The student shall explore the fe

Virtual PC The student shall analyze the uses

and desktop based virtualization

Who will benefit Those in desktop and server su

management roles who have experisystem administration of Windowsand networking knowledge

New graduates and students

Course DetailIntroduction to Virtualization

What is virtualization? How it is beneficial

organization? Or why tovirtualization?

Types of Virtualization Hardware Virtualization

Software VirtualizationVirtualization Technologies

How to consolidate the(Plan for virtualize the datac

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Installing & ManagiWindows Server 20

Objectives After completing this course, stude

able to install and manage Windo2012

Who will benefit This course is intended for In

Technology (IT) Professionals whoWindows operating system knowlexperience and who want to acquirand knowledge about installing &windows server 2012. Althoughwould benefit from having someWindows Server experience, theygood hands-on Windows Client ewith Windows Vista, Windows 7/ Wi

Course DetailWindows server 2012 overview

Role of on-premises servers on anetwork

Difference between a server corinstallation of windows server 2traditional installation of windo2012

Function of the server roles thatavailable on computers runningserver 2012

Purpose of various windows serfeatures

Overview of windows server 2012 man

Describe server manager How to use administrative tools

remote server Administration to How to use Server Manager to p

variety of tasks How to configure services How to configure Windows Rem

Management

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Determine whethermachine meets therequirements necesswindows server 2012

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How to use server mpost-installation conf

How to configure ser How to join an active How to perform an o How to activate wind How to configure a s

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Introduction to windows Po

The purpose of wind Windows powershell

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Fees10,000 PKR




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Introduction To ActiDirectory Domain Serv

Objectives The goal of this course is to provid

that are experienced with previous vActive Directory Domain Services ttheir skills to Microsoft Windows Ser

Who will benefit This course is intended for Admi

Consultants, IT Professionals and othwanting to upgrade their currentMicrosoft Active Directory Domain S

Course DetailOverview of Active Directory Domain S

Describe the components of AD Describe AD DS domains Describe OUs and their purpose Describe AD DS forests and trees

Overview of Domain Controllers Describe the purpose of domain

controllers The AD DS logon process

Installing a Domain Controller To install a domain controller To upgrade a domain controller

install from Media To install a domain controller by

install from Media

Managing User Accounts View AD DS objects by using vari

DS administration tools How to create user accounts tha

use in an enterprise network How to configure important use

attributes How to create user profiles How to manage user accounts

Managing Group Accounts Describe group types Describe group scopes How to implement group manag

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Awareness, ImplementatiInternal Auditing to IM

(ISO 9001, ISO 14001 & OHSAS 1

Objectives

Many organizations haveenvironmental and occupationand safety management systemseparately. However, integratimanagement systems can makto see how each one contributcompanys results and horganization comply withinternational standards.

Attending this course will strengability to achieve integration an

higher productivity and pelevels across your organization.

Who will benefit Professionals New graduates Students

Course Detail

Introduction ISO 9001:2008 Overview ISO 9001:2008 Requirements Workshop-1 QMS Questionnaire & Fee QMS & Continual Improvement Familiarity To 14001:2004 Workshop-2 Environmental Risk & Fee Workshop-3 EMS Questionnaire & Fee Familiarity To OHSAS 18001:2007 Hazard Identification Workshop-4 Feedback Workshop-5 Interpretation Of Sta

Feedback Assessment Introduction To Internal Auditing Principle Of Auditing Audit Planning & Preparation Developing An Auditing Plan

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Course Duration

05 days / Total 10 hrs

Training Mode


Fees

10,000 PKR

Available Payment Methods:

VISA, MASTERCARD, Paypal, Eas


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AutoCAD 2D & 3DObjectives

During the course, studentsfeatures, commands and techcreating, editing, and printing

with AutoCAD. Using practicalexercises, students explore how2D & 3D production drawings iinteractive learning environmethe guidance of a certifiedStudents who complete this chave sufficient knowledge to ge& 3D Models

Who will benefit

Designers, engineers,draftsmen, students anyone ncreate 2D & 3D models / Drawin

Course Detail

Creating a Simple Drawing Getting Started with AutoCA Command Prompts & Keybo

Basic Drawing & Editing Commands Lines Erasing Objects Polar Tracking Circles Arcs Ellipse Rectangles Undo & Redo Saving Yours Work

Drawing Precision in AutoCAD Using Object Snap Snap & Grid Tool Setting

learn the iques for drawings

hands-on to create

the best nt under

trainer. urse will

nerate 2D

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Changes in Drawings Move Copy Rotate Scaling Objects

Organizing Layers New Layers What are Layers Layers State

Changing an Obj Layers Tools

Getting Information Fro Measuring Dista Measuring Area Poly line Convert Poly line Convert Line to P

Advanced Editing Comm Trim Extend Stretch Fillet Chamfer

Duplication Commands Offset Mirror Arrays Insert

Blocks W. Block

Text & Font Text D Text & Editing

cts Layers

your Drawing ces

to Line oly Line

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Hatching Hatching Editing hatch Pattern

Dimensions Dimensions Concepts Editing Dimensions Dim Leaders Dimension Style

Help Tool View Zoom Options Pan Options Tool Options Tool Setting

Additional Topics Break P. Edit & Join Polygons Donuts

Printing & Plotting Printing Concepts Working layout Color & Black & white Print Concepts

3D Concepts Introduction to 3D Commands UCS System UCS X,Y,&,Z Options Camera & Lights Materials & Working with Multiple

UCS

Solid Modeling Creating Solid & Surfaces 2D Objects Extruded Solid & Surface Subtract Images, ETC.

Course Duration


Training Mode


Fees

10,000 PKR


VISA, MASTERCARD, Paypal, Easy Paisa or Cash




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MS ProjectObjectives

Improve the competency ofmanagement practitioners and for twant to embark on the world

management. In-depth knowledge of project mana

effective utilization of project data. Understand the science of

management and its application. Course is important for experienc

managers and those who want tobecome project managers.

Learners get the opportunity towell-respected training in a shorttime.

Who will benefit

New graduates who wish a dynamicproject management.

Personnel whose responsibilitiesmanaging as well as supporting proj

Technical /engineering people movproject management/team leadershi

Any individuals whose responsibilitisupporting projects, such as person

back office and in administrativareas; marketers and sales.

Course Detail

INTRODUCTION

Introducing Microsoft Projec Modifying the Display of the Dynamic Ribbon Elements

SIMPLE SCHEDULING

Introducing Project The Backstage: Managing Fil

Options The Ribbon and Tabs:

Features You Want

project hose who

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gement &

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CREATING A TASK LIST

Creating a New P Project Manage

Part of a Larger P Entering Task Na Project Manage

the Right Tasks f Entering Duratio Organizing Tasks Linking Tasks Switching Task Sc

Manual to Auto Setting Nonworki Checking the Pla Documenting Ta

Plan

SETTING UP RESOURCES

Setting Up Work Equipment Reso Entering Resourc Project Manage

Resource Cost In Adjusting Workin

Resources Setting Up Cost R Documenting Re

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Controlling Work When Adding orRemoving Resource Assignments

Assigning Cost Resources to Tasks

FORMATTING AND SHARING YOUR PLAN

Customizing the Gantt Chart View Customizing the Timeline View Pan and Zoom the Gantt Chart View

from the Timeline View Drawing on a Gantt Chart Copying Views Printing Views Customizing and Printing Reports

TRACKING PROGRESS ON TASKS

Saving a Project Baseline Tracking a Project as Scheduled Project Management Focus: Is the

Project on Track?

ADVANCED SCHEDULING

FINE-TUNING TASK DETAILS

Adjusting Task Relationships Setting Task Constraints Interrupting Work on a Task Adjusting Working Time for Individual

Tasks Changing Task Types Assignment Units, Peak, Peak Units,

and the Scheduling Formula Entering Deadline Dates Setting Up a Recurring Task Viewing the Projects Critical Path Scheduling Summary Tasks Manually Inactivating Tasks

FINE-TUNING RESOURCE DETAILS

Setting Up Resource Availability toApply at Different Times.

Entering Multiple Pay Rates for aResource

Setting Up Pay Rates to Apply atDifferent Times

Setting Up Material Resources

FINE-TUNING ASSIGNMENT DETAILS

Delaying the Start of Assignments Applying Contours to Assignments Applying Different Cost Rates to

Assignments Assigning Material Resources to Tasks Variable Consumption Rates for

Material Resources Viewing Resource Capacity

FINE-TUNING THE PROJECT PLAN

Examining Resource Allocations overTime

Project Management Focus:Evaluating Resource Allocation

Resolving Resource Over allocationsManually

Leveling Over allocated Resources Checking the Projects Cost and Finish

Date

ORGANIZING PROJECT DETAILS

Sorting Project Details Grouping Project Details Filtering Project Details Customizing Tables Create Custom Fields Quickly Customizing Views

TRACKING PROGRESS ON TASKS ANDASSIGNMENTS

Updating a Baseline


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Tracking Actual and Remaining Valuesfor Tasks and Assignments

Entering Actual Costs Manually

VIEWING AND REPORTING PROJECT STATUS

Identifying Tasks that Have Slipped Project Management Focus: Is

Variance Ever a Good Thing? Project Management Focus: Getting

the Word Out Examining Task Costs Examining Resource Costs

GETTING YOUR PROJECT BACK ON TRACK

Troubleshooting Time and ScheduleProblems

Reduce Task Durations by AssigningResource Overtime Hours

Course Duration


Training Mode


Fees

10,000 PKR






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Primavera P6Objectives

Course provides hands-on traiPrimavera Enterprise 6.0 to impcompetency of project mapractitioners and for those whoembark on the world of project mawhether to assess the benefits of thdriven organization or to developand is considering a foundation milstepping towards advancement.

Learn fundamentals of project mana Learn how today available tool can

effectively manage projects data anvisibility for important project perdata.

Learn how to use project ma

techniques to plan, organize,document and close out theirsuccessfully and with minimum risk.

Who will benefit




Any individuals whose responsibilitisupporting projects, such as personback office and in administrativareas; marketers; and sales.

Course Detail

Creating A Project Plan Understanding Plannin

Scheduling SoftwareProject Management

Understanding Your ProjectWithout Resources Creating

Defining the Calendars Defining the Project B

Structures Adding Activities Adding the Logic Links Const Scheduling the Project

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agement want to

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Creating and Usi The Relationship

and Roles Activit Budgets Statusing Project Tools and Techni The Balance Bet

Activities and Re

Creating A New File Types Enterprise Proj

Creating a Blank Copy an Existing Setting Up a N

Nodes Project Da Saving Addition

Information - No

Defining Calendar Accessing Glo

Calendars Assigning the Pr

Calendar Creatin Copying Calen

Calendar DeleResource Calend

Editing CalendarExisting CalendaHours

Editing Calendar

isplay Layouts and d Reports

ne Tracking Progress Using Resources g Roles

Between Resources

s with Resources ues for Scheduling

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Editing Selected Days Working HoursEditing Detailed Work Hours/Day

Inherit Holidays and Exceptions froma Global Calendar Calculation of Summary Durations

Creating WBS Opening and Navigating the WBS

Workspace Creating and Deleting a WBS Node WBS Node Separator Work Breakdown Structure Lower

Pane Details WBS Categories

Adding Activities & Organizing Under TheWBS

New Activity Defaults Duration Type Calendar Auto-numbering Defaults Adding New

Activities Copying Activities in Primavera

Version Copying Activities from otherPrograms Elapsed Durations

Finding the Bars in the Gantt Chart Activity Information Bottom Layout Assigning Calendars to Activities Assigning a Calendar Using General

tab of the Bottom Layout Form Assigning a Calendar Using a Column

Undo Assigning Activities to a WBS Node

Reordering or Sorting Activities Summarizing Activities Using WBS

Printing Print Preview Page Setup Page Tab Margins Tab Header and Footer Tabs Options Tab Print Form

Print Setup Form

Formatting the Display Formatting in the Project Workspace Formatting Columns Selecting the Columns to be Displayed

Setting the Order of the Columnsfrom Left to Right on the ScreenAdjusting the Width of Columns

Editing the Column Description andAlignment

Formatting the Bars Formatting Activity Bars Bar Style Tab Bar Settings Tab Bar Labels Tab Bar Chart Options Form Format Fonts and Font Colors Format

Colors Format Timescale Moving and Rescaling the Timescale

Format Timescale Command Gantt Chart Curtains

Adding Relationships Understanding Relationships

Understanding Lags and Leads Displaying the Relationships on the

Bar Chart Adding and RemovingRelationships

Graphically Adding a Relationship Adding and Deleting Relationships

with the Activity Details Form ChainLinking

Using the Command Toolbar Buttonsto Assign Relationships Dissolving

Activities Circular Relationships Scheduling the

Project Critical Activities Definition

Activity Network View Viewing a Project Using the Activity

Network View Adding, Deleting and Dissolving

Activities in the Activity Network ViewAdding, Editing and Deleting

Relationships Graphically Adding a Relationship. Using the Activity Details Form Formatting the Activity Boxes Reorganizing the Activity Network


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Constraints Assigning Constraints Number of Constraints per Activity Setting a Primary Constraint Using the

Activity Details Form Setting a Secondary Constraint Using

the Activity Details Form Setting

Constraints Using Columns Typing in a Start Date Project Must Finish By Date Activity

Notebook Creating Notebook Topics Adding

Notes

Filters Understanding Filters Applying a Filter Filters Form Applying a Single Filter Applying a Combination Filter

Creating a New Filter Modifying a Filter One Parameter Filter Two Parameter

Filter

Group, Sorts & Layouts Group and Sort Activities Show Grand

Totals Show Summaries Only Group By

Options

Sorting Reorganize Automatically Group and Sort Projects at Enterprise

Level Understanding Layouts Applying an Existing Layout Creating a

New Layout Editing a Layout Layout Types Changing Layout Types in Panes

Layout Types Gantt Chart Activity Details Activity Table

Activity Network Trace Logic Copying a Layout To and From

Another Database

Tracking Progress Setting the Baseline Saving a Baseline

Deleting a Baseline Restoring a Baseline to the Database

as an Active Project Setting theBaseline Project

Update Baselines Displaying the Baseline Data Practical Methods of Recording

Progress Understanding the Concepts Summary Bars Progress Calculation

Understanding the Current Data DateUpdating the Schedule

Updating Activities Using the StatusTab of the Details Form UpdatingActivities Using Columns

Progress Spotlight Highlighting Activities for Updating by

Dragging the Data Date

Course Duration


Training Mode


Fees

12,000 PKR






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Routing & SwitchinObjectives

At the end of this course you will haskills to successfully install, operate,troubleshoot a small branch office n

Who will benefit

Professionals New Graduates Students

Course Detail

Module 1 Introduction to Packet Trace Different between Intermedi

End devices.

Module 2 Establishing connectivity bet

devices. Establishing connectivity bet

client and server.

Module 3 Assigning IP addresses to th

intermediary devices.

Module 4 Assigning IP addresses to dif

intermediately devices

Module 5 Establishing the TELNET sess

between the intermediary adevices

Module 6 Reset Route IOS password la Reset Switch IOS password l

Module 7 Information of OSI model Symptoms of layers problem

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twork.

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ween End

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erent

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Module 8 Basic configurati Connecting Ether

Module 9 Configure Static Configure Defaul Configure Recurs

Module 10 Configuring Dyn

protocol (RIP)

Module 11 Configure Dyna

RIP version 2

Module 12 Design a topolog

through which Pget IPs dynamic

Design a topolog

DHCP server impbe able to assignaccording to DH

Module 13 Configuring EIGR Manipulating Ba

Reliability, Cost v

Module 14 Configuring OSPF

Module 15 Redistribution be

and EIGRP

Module 16 Discuss VLAN

n of Router net interfaces

oute

t Route ive table lookup

mic Routing

ic Routing protocol

y for DHCP server would be able to

lly y for 2 router having

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Course Duration


Training Mode


Fees

7,000 PKR






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Certification In InformaTechnology

Objectives Develop an understanding of inform

technology. Support for further study in the Bach

Computing Systems and the DiplomaInformation Technology.

Improve your computer literacy andsolving skills.

Provides you excellent job entry quainto Information Technology

Who will benefit Professionals New Graduates Students

Course DetailModule 1 Multiple Information Syst

Access to computer anequipment such as princopiers

Safe equipment useergonomics

Uses of differentapplications

Module 2 Operate a WordApplication

Microsoft Word 2007 or 201 Navigate through Word Create short documents

Module 3 Operate a Spreadsheet A Microsoft Excel 2007 or 201 Navigating through Excel Create basic spreadsheet Use basic formulas

Module 4 Operate a Database Appli Microsoft Access 2007 or

2013 Navigate through Access Create a basic database

tion

tion

elor of in

problem-

lification

ems d office

ters and

including

software

rocessing

0 or 2013

plication or 2013

cation 2010 or

Module 5 IT Application Microsoft Office Develop docume

Excel and Access Create forms for

Module 6 Safety at Wor Contribute to OH Identification o

hazards Employee respworkplace

Module 7 Work in IT Access to a comp Work with

technology staff Understand how

IT problems

Module 8 Install and Opt Access to compu

system to install. Install an operati Install a printer Run antivirus sof

Module 9 Hardware and Installing a netw Cleaning co

equipment

Module 10 System Main Maintaining com Setting schedule

Module 11 Internet Use How to use a we

007 or 2010 or 2013 nts accessing Word /

an office

S risk assessment

f common safety

onsibilities in the

uter and the Internet

other Information

to deal with simple

imize Software ter and an operating

ng system

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for maintenance

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Project ManagemeObjectives

Course aims at providing engineersprofessionals with in-depth knomodern and advance techniquesmanagement.

Learn fundamentals of project mana Learn how today available tool can

effectively manage projects data anvisibility for important project perdata.

Learn how to use project matechniques to plan, organize,document and close out theirsuccessfully and with minimum risk.

Who will benefit




Any individuals whose responsibilitisupporting projects, such as personback office and in administrativareas; marketers; and sales.

Course Detail

Introduction To Project Managemen

Project management fun Importance of

management Role of the project mana Keys to successful projec Managing the project

Project Time Management

Introduction to projmanagement

Activity duration estimat Analyze critical path

t

and allied ledge of

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Risk Analysis

Risk manage Risk manage Risk identific Risk respons

Project Planning Understandin Optimize pro Introduction

Scheduling S Understandin

Scheduling S Hand-on cas

Tools And Techniques

Duration esti Schedule dev Gantt charts Hand-on cas

Project Network Diagra

Introduction Utilization of Hand-on cas

Tracking Project Progress

Tracking a pr Update t

percentage

dule study

ent ent planning tion planning

g project planning

ect plan of Planning and

ftwareg Planning and

ftware study

ating elopment

study

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ject as scheduled asks completion


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Actual values for tasks Hand-on case study

GETTING YOUR PROJECT BACK ON TRACK

Troubleshooting Time andSchedule Problems

Reduce Task Durations byAssigning Resource OvertimeHours

Troubleshooting Cost andResource Problems

Troubleshooting Scope-of-WorkProblems

Hand-on case study

Course Duration


Training Mode


Fees

15,000 PKR






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Communication &Presentation Skills

ObjectivesBy the end of the course student should be a

Understand the different ways incommunicate

Understand the importance ofrapport

Select the most effectivecommunication for a given situation

Listen effectively Understand the huge impact of bod

in communication Develop effective communication str Communicate with increased asserti Structure a presentation effectiv

given time and given audience Use techniques to enhance their

presence Improve the control of their nerves Use their voice effectively to enh

presentation Deal with questions more effectively Use visual aids such as PowerPo

effectively

Who will benefit Professionals working at all levels

to improve their communicatpresentation skills.

New graduates Students

Course Detail Communication process Presentation skills: benefits,

strategies Developing self awareness Understanding the audience/ buildin Body language Guidelines to effective communicati Active listening Assertive skills Argumentation skills

ble to: hich we

building

ode of

language

ategies eness

ly for a

physical

ance the

int more

ho want ion and

problems,

g rapport

n

Handling questions and i Using audio visual aids, Presentation steps:

organization, rehearsal Presentation and evaluat



Fees8,000 PKR



terruptions ulti-media

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ion

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Chemical EngineeringNonEngineers

Objectives It offers an introduction to some of

subject areas involved in chemical edisciplines and will broaden the tbase of participants with a view toimproved communication withengineers.

Who will benefit This intense course is aimed at pro

working in the chemical andindustries, especially at governmenwho work in close collaboration witengineers, and at companies whchemical and process engineers.

New graduates Students

Course Detail What is chemical engineering? Material and energy balances Fluid flow Process heat transfer Simulation & modeling software Basic mass transfer and mass transfe

operations Process safety and HAZOP PFD & P&ID study



Fees20,000 PKR

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