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Instructor: George Angel
Suggested prior knowledge: None
Prerequisites: None
Semester(s) Offered: See course list

Course Description

This interactive course covers both theory and best practices in the new hybrid (combination of traditional (predictive) and Agile (adaptive)) models of managing projects. The course objective is to provide students with the tools necessary to effectively initiate, plan, execute, control and close any type of project. The course content is aligned with Project Management Institute (PMI) global recognized standards and the course format helps students learn through weekly lectures (pre-recorded in the online course), open weekly discussions with the instructor and fellow students, quizzes, and through team assignments. Each group will pick a class project to work on throughout the semester and will apply what is learned in the course to real-world project documents.

Learning Outcomes 

• Increased organizational and communications skills
• Improved leadership skills
• Enhanced team and stakeholder management
• Increased schedule and budget management skills
• Higher degree of success on all types of projects

Why should you take this course? 

Project management skills are in high demand and with this project-management training, you will be better prepared to effectively execute projects in virtually any industry, any sector, and in any geography.

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