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A Guide to AACE Certified Cost Professional Certification
An Objective Guide to learn Cost Engineering Principles & their application in Project & Asset management.
Created byAhsan Aziz Balouch
Last updated 7/2020
English
What you'll learn
- Introduction & Application of cost engineering principles in accordance with Total Cost Management Framework
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Course content
7 sections • 34 lectures • 8h 25m total length
Requirements
- 8 years of total experience or 4 years of Bachelors degree with 4 years of Professional Experience
Description
INTRODUCTION TO CCP CERTIFICATION
SECTION 1 – COST
Chapter 1: Cost Elements
Chapter 2: Pricing and Costing
Chapter 3: Materials
Chapter 4: Labor
Chapter 5: Engineering Role and Project Success
Chapter 6: Machinery, Equipment, and Tools
Chapter 7: Economic Cost
Chapter 8: Activity-Based Cost Management
SECTION 2 – COST ESTIMATING
Chapter 9: Cost Estimating
Chapter 10: Process Product Manufacturing
Chapter 11: Discrete Part Manufacturing
SECTION 3 – PLANNING AND SCHEDULING
Chapter 12: Project Planning
Chapter 13: Scheduling
SECTION 4 – PROGRESS AND COST CONTROL
Chapter 14 – Earned Value Overview
Chapter 15 – Performance and Productivity Management
SECTION 5 – PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Chapter 16 – Project Management Fundamentals
Chapter 17 – Project Organization Structure
Chapter 18 – Project Communications
Chapter 19 – Project Labor Cost Control
Chapter 20 – Leadership and Management of Project People
Chapter 21 – Quality Management
Chapter 22 – Value Engineering
Chapter 23 – Contracting for Capital Projects
Chapter 24 – Strategic Asset Management
Chapter 25 – Change Management Practical Guide
Chapter 26 – Overview of Construction Claims and Disputes
SECTION 6 – ECONOMIC ANALYSIS, STATISTICS, PROBABILITY AND RISK
Chapter 27 – Financial and Cash Flow Analysis
Chapter 28 – Practical Corporate Investment Decision-Making Guide
Chapter 29 – Statistics and Probability
Chapter 30 – Optimization
Chapter 31 – Risk Management Fundamentals
Chapter 32 – Risk Management Practical Guide
Chapter 33 – Total Cost Management Overview
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who deals with Cost