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IBM Engineering Workflow Management 7 (RTC) Project Configuration
This 1-day course focuses on configuration of project areas and global settings. You will learn best practices, possibilities and gain hands-on experience with how projects can be effectively...
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$895 USD
Duration
1 day
Course Code
U5WM104G
Available Formats
Classroom
Overview
Course Description
This 1-day course focuses on configuration of project areas and global settings. You will learn best practices, possibilities and gain hands-on experience with how projects can be effectively tailored, managed, and maintained.
- This course also applies to IBM Rational Team Concert 6 (RTC) users.
Skills Gained
After completing this course, participants should be able to:
- Define work item types, attributes, categories
- Adjust predefined queries
- Define workflows
- Configure work item presentations
- Configure roles and access rights
- Adjust behavior and constraint settings
- Manage link types
- Define dashboard templates
- Work with project templates
- Use a master project
Who Can Benefit
This course is for:
- Senior product users
- Administrators and those responsible for Project Areas
- Release Managers
Prerequisites
These courses or equivalent knowledge is highly recommended:
- IBM Engineering Workflow Management 7 (RTC) - Project Planning and Tracking
- IBM Engineering Workflow Management 7 RTC) - Developing
- One should have a good understanding of these product constructs:
- Jazz architecture
- Project areas
- Work items and workflows
- Queries and dashboard
- Roles and permissions
- Links and link types
Lab Environment
- IBM Engineering Workflow Management 7
Course Details
Course Details
Topics
- About this course
- Key concepts and terminology
- Work items
- Workflows
- Presentations
- Roles and permissions
- Behaviour and constraints
- Links and links types
- Dashboard templates
- Project templates
- Master projects
Schedule
FAQ
Does the course schedule include a Lunchbreak?
Classes typically include a 1-hour lunch break around midday. However, the exact break times and duration can vary depending on the specific class. Your instructor will provide detailed information at the start of the course.
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Reviews
Good training materials and lecture. And hands on lab and the instructor guiding was good.
great class and packed with material, would have lived to spread it more into many days but overall very informative.
I liked the pace of the course. I like that I have more than instance to use the lab.
The training was very good to understand the concepts and how to set up things .
The course was informative, and I learnt a new skill. The instructor was up to the point.
