BP101 Done! Manage Projects to Success

About This Course

This self-paced course provides a comprehensive foundation for successful project management. Twenty-three video modules cover essential topics, which are supported with illustrative examples and powerful tools. You will become well-versed in Predictive methods, such as Gantt charts, and Adaptive methods, such as Scrum and Kanban. This course will equip you with the vocabulary, practical applications, and confidence needed to successfully manage your next project. All material is consistent with the Project Management Body of Knowledge® with a focus on effective application.

  

Course Snapshot


Format
 
Online

Frequency
 


Self-paced


Cost
 
$299

Course Schedule         

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Project Management

Projects are everywhere — in healthcare, IT, government, nonprofits, retail, construction, education, banking, and more. With a projected 6.2 million project management roles added in the U.S. by 2020, the field of project management continues to be a top career choice. The ability to create and lead...

What You’ll Learn

Upon completion of this course, students will have gained the knowledge to:

  • The critical elements that make a project successful
  • How to assemble and engage the best team
  • How to work effectively with stakeholders 
  • How to get clarity and buy-in for a project
  • How to carry out day-to-day project operations
  • How to avoid typical pitfalls that derail projects

The Learning Environment

This course is fully online and self-paced.

Courses in the Project Management Certificate Track 

Enrolling in the full certificate program provides students with a comprehensive overview of all aspects of project management.

Courses may be taken individually and in any order unless otherwise noted. Four courses are required to complete the certificate. If pursuing the certificate, all courses in the certificate program must be completed within three years. Visit the program page for a recommended sequence.