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Configuration Management Assessor Certification
CMPIC Course 7
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About this Course
This three-day course is designed for Configuration Management (CM) professionals who are responsible for CM process improvement in their organization. The course will teach assessment techniques used to identify areas of improvement and uncover deficiencies in existing processes.
The assessment criteria covers assessment of all the major elements of CM as defined by major industry standards and quality initiatives such as ANSI/EIA-649A, CMMI, ITIL, MIL-HDBK-61 and more.
Students completing this certification will be well prepared to produce assessment reports and plans for improvement that will enable them to move forward with CM process improvements.
Prerequisite
Attendees should be familiar with Configuration Management practices as this course is not intended to teach basic CM principles and implementation practices.
Attendees must have at least 2 years experience in Configuration Management, Quality Assurance or Project Management and/or have a certification in CM prior to taking this course.
Intended Audience
Individuals who are responsible for CM continuous improvement in their organization.
Individuals who want to move their organization toward best CM practice.
Individuals who need to assure their current CM processes meet related industry standards.
Certification and CEUs
All attendees will receive "Configuration Management Assessor Certification" after successfully completing this course and related exam. In addition, attendees will receive 2.4 Continuing Education Units (CEUs). CEUs are approved through the Division of Continuing Education and are University of Houston CEUs. They are valid for any profession that recognizes the University CEUs.
View or Download the CMPIC CM Certification brochure (PDF) which provides course descriptions, objectives, outlines and fees.
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