Everyday Project Management

Learn how to manage the projects in your everyday life, based on principles from professional project management.

4.30 (341 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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Productivity

What you will learn

Get projects done!

Plan projects effectively, considering people, resources, time and constraints.

Execute and control projects, managing problems efficiently.

Why take this course?

Are you having trouble getting things done? Has your boss given you a project to run, and you don't know where to start? Or are you feeling overwhelmed by the sheer mountain of work in front of you?

"Everyday Project Management" can help give you the tools to overcome this.

This course includes...

Nine video lectures in clear and simple language and minimal jargon
Seven quizzes and a final exam so you get instant feedback on how well you learned the material
Seven assignments that will be personally reviewed and graded by an expert Project Manager. You'll get feedback on your work, which is critical to learning project management

This course is great for those who manage small projects at work (marketing campaigns, annual budgeting cycles, etc) or at home (family events, holidays).

Reviews

Lufuno

February 5, 2018

Very great and relevant to my consulting role. although the examples are not closely related to technology consulting, I have an idea of how a project should be run.

Vusumuzi

August 4, 2017

Precise, straight to the point. I enjoyed the quiz, I must admit I got a few wrong on my first attempt but that corrected my misunderstanding. Was worth it.

Julie

July 12, 2017

Really good introduction to using Project Management for a complete novice. Will be able to use this knowledge on a daily basis and look forward to the next course from Udemy!

Mona

June 6, 2017

This was a great class on the order of handling a project. I learned a lot from this course. It would be helpful if closed caption was an option.

Kidhar

June 6, 2017

This course was the right length so that you do not get bored with the subject material and having to attend long lectures. It is very practical and allows you to get started with Simple Project Management immediately.

Daniel

May 28, 2017

Concise and to the point. Good for the basic lingo. Doesn't over-promise: this is for everyday project management. There are some course quality issues. Some of the quiz quesions are poorly supported with incorrect details or are programmed incorrectly. On the whole though - decent.

David

April 11, 2017

Need some detailed information or chart as a take away for student to use as a guide. Show the student how to put all the information together in an illustrative format. Great job keeping things simple and easy to understand.

Vyshak

December 19, 2016

Good course for everyone who work on any type of project or managers who is responsible for a small project. The topics covered are very relevant as per the course. Good start for a person who wants to get into project management as a career.

Primrose

December 19, 2016

Its simple, well explained. Liked the quizzes in between;ensures that I pay attention to the course materials.

Jacky

December 12, 2016

Concise, to the point. And talk at the right pace. The narration is good, and visualization follows nicely.

Sheron

December 9, 2016

the course was useful and can be applied in everyday, as the title suggests. reducing the rating by half a star, because the quiz in the first chapter had the correct option highlighted as wrong, even though the explanation reads 'correct'.

Victoria

December 8, 2016

For me, this was a but rudimentary, however for some more junior team members, it was probably helpful!

Tina

June 28, 2016

in my opinion there is a 3rd step; evaluate the project. I would have loved to see also some time spend on what we learned and the importance to reflect. Often this is forgotten and a new project started already without taking the learning into consideration.

Etienne

June 6, 2016

Managing project progress better by Gant chart? can see multiple tasks on when the one starts & end in relation to the other. Can also see where you can take op or lose slack time/budget

Julia

June 1, 2016

In the first test questions there is a mistake on question 2 or 3. If you click the right answer (number 3) the answer note tells you that it's right, but answer number 1 pops up green. SO that is mixed up.

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