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Course
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Managing Product Design & Development Projects
This course will help people new to product or project management be able to create a project plan to help guide the development of a product through to completion by learning an effective seven-step process and a cookbook of tools you can use now.
What you'll learn
This course will help people new to product or project management be able to create a project plan to help guide the development of a product through to completion. In this course, Managing Product Design & Development Projects, you’ll learn foundational knowledge on how to create a project plan by following a seven-step process. First, you’ll explore using the seven-step process to create a draft plan. Next, you’ll learn about how to ask for feedback and implement feedback comments. Then, you'll look at how to deal with negative feedback of your work. Finally, you’ll learn how to use a cookbook of project management tools that you can use straight away to create a killer project plan. You'll look at Gantt charts, Swot analysis, Stakeholder matrices, RACI matrices, cause and effect diagrams and risk analysis heat maps. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of product and project management needed to create project plans to help see a product through from inception through to delivery.
Table of contents
- Overview | 2m 4s
- Introducing Globomantics | 3m 23s
- The Importance of a Project Plan | 8m 20s
- Constructing a Draft Project Plan | 48s
- Identifying Project Stakeholders | 2m 28s
- Performing Extensive Research | 2m 31s
- Setting and Prioritizing Project Goals | 4m 32s
- Define and Prioritize Key Deliverables | 4m 6s
- Creating a Draft Project Schedule | 2m 31s
- Identifying and Classifying Project Risks | 8m 35s
- Summary | 1m 3s
About the author
Stephen Haunts is an experienced Software Developer and Leader who has worked across multiple business domains including Computer Games, Finance, and Healthcare Retail and Distribution. Stephen has worked in languages ranging from Assembler, various forms of BASIC, to C and C++, and then finding his love of C# and .NET.
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