AK
This course was very engaging, course content is well organised and relatable , the quizzes always kept me on the edge and gave me the headstart I needed to upskill from admin to project management

Prepare for a career in the high-growth field of IT project management. In this program, you’ll develop the skills and tools to have a competitive edge in the job market as an entry-level IT project manager in less than 3 months. No prior knowledge or experience is required. IT project managers track projects, manage risks, and work cross-functionally to support an organization’s IT infrastructure and software development. IT project managers often act as a liaison between the business and technical functions to drive high-impact projects to a successful completion. You’ll learn in-demand skills used by professional IT project managers including planning and managing projects, effective communication and leadership methods, agile methodologies, and gain a deep understanding of the concepts, tools, and language of project management. Alongside these crucial skills, you’ll receive foundational technical training in hardware, operating systems, software, cybersecurity, and cloud computing. In addition, you will be trained in software engineering fundamentals, Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC), software development tools, technologies, and stacks to set you up for success as an IT project manager. Upon completing the full program, you’ll gain access to career support resources to help you in your job search and you’ll earn a Professional Certificate from IBM to showcase your proficiency to potential employers.

AK
This course was very engaging, course content is well organised and relatable , the quizzes always kept me on the edge and gave me the headstart I needed to upskill from admin to project management
SM
The course was in detail and the lab exercise gave us the taste of working as a PM
CC
Excellent course. Provided all the necessary templates to start practiting in real life scenarios
TS
Very precise and informative. Final project was very nice curated and I enjoyed performing and submitting the project and learnings.
CR
I've managed an IT department for a while but it is not my original training. This course gives me the language and skills to direct staff and converse with them on the same level. Top marks!
YL
Simple enough to fast track the learning, while it still manages to maintain the depth levels which allows learner to grapsh the main aspects on software engineering
AA
It is really a great course to start with. it really clarified me a lot of concepts that I knew but I did know their value.I recommend it for anybod that wants to start his/her AGILE journey
KC
Thank you for providing the video. Helped me to iterate what I know and learn few things. Appreciate the support and quizzes help with re-iterating what I learned.
TS
Capstone project help me to apply and understand the tools and methodologies through real corporate scenario, which I can highlight in my portfolio.
AF
One of the best sources to accumulate project management knowledge.
EJ
Very educating and well cumulative to inquire skill especially technical skill
SB
I think this course really provides the foundational knowledge of what it is PM and what a carreer in PM looks like, so that you decide if you see yourself moving foward in this area
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Excellent course with detailed information about basics of Project Management. It would be great if we can also be provided with the PDF of the course, which can be used for reference.
This is a good introduction for Project Management learning and can motivate aspiring Project Managers to understand what encompasses the Project Manager career path and foundations.
I think this course really provides the foundational knowledge of what it is PM and what a carreer in PM looks like, so that you decide if you see yourself moving foward in this area
Too much marketing of the PM role, not enough of the actual skills.
Systematic and Effective Methodologies, Easy to Learned and Simple understandable Language, Happy to be part of this Course. Thanks, Everyone Stakeholder of this Course Project.
The material is very dry. No examples, just theory.
My experience with the "Introduction to Project Management" class was a disappointment. The course's failure to deliver on its promises and the glaring shortcomings of the final project left me questioning the quality and intent behind this offering.
The final project, in particular, was an absolute letdown. It's hard to believe that a project supposedly designed to encapsulate the key learnings of the course could be so poorly executed. The project's lack of relevance was astonishing. It felt as though it had been pieced together without any thought to its alignment with the course material. The assignment seemed more like a random assortment of tasks rather than a meaningful culmination of the knowledge we had acquired over the weeks. A final project should be a well-planned culmination of our learning journey.
I cannot recommend this course to anyone seeking a meaningful and comprehensive introduction to project management. It was a wasted opportunity and an unfortunate misrepresentation of what an educational course should be.
The "Introduction to Project Management" course offers a comprehensive overview of the essential concepts and practices within the field, making it an excellent resource for beginners. With five well-structured modules, the course effectively covers the essential principles, tools, and methodologies required to manage projects successfully. Structured into four modules with an additional final assessment, the course covers everything from foundational concepts to practical skills, industry trends, and career opportunities. The course is thoughtfully organized into weekly lessons, each building upon the previous one, making it easy to follow and engage with the material. The first module introduces the basics, explaining what project management is, making it suitable even for learners with no prior knowledge. The following modules explore the role of project managers, various project management methodologies (such as Agile), and recent trends like remote work and AI, which keeps the content relevant and modern. The third module introduces to the practical day-to-day responsibilities of a project manager, along with the technical and soft skills required to succeed in the role. The final module rounds off the course with a clear focus on career development, highlighting various paths and opportunities within project management. • The course covers all the major aspects of project management, providing a thorough introduction to both the theory and practice. • The mix of video lectures, readings, quizzes, and interviews ensures that learners stay engaged and can choose the format that suits them best. • The final module and content related to careers in project management are highly valuable for those looking to advance or start their career in the field. • Discussions on Agile, Scrum, remote work, and AI in project management ensure that learners are prepared for modern project challenges. May be for some learners with prior knowledge in project management might find certain sections overly basic. More advanced topics or case studies could be added for those seeking a deeper dive into complex project management scenarios. Overall, "Introduction to Project Management" is a well-structured, engaging, and comprehensive course that provides a solid foundation for anyone interested in pursuing a career in project management. Its focus on both technical skills and soft skills, along with insights into industry trends and career opportunities, makes it a valuable resource for beginners and those considering a career change into project management.
Coming from no knowledge of project management, I know have a basic understanding of what it is and how to move forward with a career in project management. The course was informative, clear and easy to understand. I also liked that there was advice from working project managers and not just textbook information. Overall, I now know what the next steps are in this field and how that will affect me.
This course taught me a lot about the basics of project management and what I can expect going into the field. The course explores everything from concepts and terminology to roles and expected responsibilities and salaries in different industries. Definitely worth taking the course if you are considering becoming a Project Manager and are not sure what it entails.
The satisfaction I experienced from this course was surprising. I was nervous about whether it would be a boring experience, but the interaction with videos featuring professionals in my desired field significantly helped my concentration and motivation. I am happy and fulfilled with my progress.
Introduction to Project Management course is great for a start-up. I learn the basics and i got the informations like where will i work as a project manager or how do i work, How to make things better and so on. I suggest you to enroll to this course
This course was very engaging, course content is well organised and relatable , the quizzes always kept me on the edge and gave me the headstart I needed to upskill from admin to project management
This entry-level project manager course is a good starting point to learn more about all related with project manager skills and knowledge. Congratulations to the team who build this course.
It was simple and understandable, but even with experience in project management, there was a lot of new information on this topic. Expert viewpoints were a nice added value.
This is a great introductory course to project management. I really enjoyed the expert view-points on the concepts taught in the course. Thank you.
The course was well orchestrated, and helped to enhance basic concepts of Project Management.
Too many concepts right off the bat. Coming from the Google Certificate, this one is not novice-friendly. Why would they introduce things like different methodologies beyond Waterfall and Agile so early? The knowledge of different software is expected, too. The quizzes were, at times, not specific enough to answer. Very vague and encompasses more than one answer if you use your brain. But they don't want the answer, they want their answer.
The information presented is very repetitive, and sometimes useless... they keep telling you the same things over and over again (it is longer than necessary)... It lacks of structure, it has errors in the tests (asking you things that hasn't been covered), could be neater and "to the point". Hope next courses are better.
Grades and Quizes are not well managed, Courses Modules are also too much for beginner it should not more than 4 modules in each course.