Are you a program or project professional keen to harness generative AI (GenAI) to enhance decision-making, optimize workflows, and improve stakeholder engagement?  This Generative AI for Program Managers specialization gives you the expertise to leverage AI-powered transformation to improve operational efficiency, mitigate risk, and enhance strategic executionin just 3 weeks.

During this program, you’ll explore the fundamentals of GenAI, its evolution, and its applications in program management. You’ll learn how to craft effective prompts that maximize AI-generated insights and integrate AI seamlessly into key program phases.

You’ll explore how GenAI enhances stakeholder communication, risk assessment, and decision-making, ensuring that you can use AI to drive strategic program outcomes. Plus, you’ll look at ethical considerations and gain insights into responsible AI adoption, transparency, and governance in program management. 

Additionally, through hands-on labs using AI-powered tools, you’ll gain the practical skills you need to implement AI-driven strategies effectively.  

Enroll today and gain in-demand GenAI skills to boost your program management career in just 3 weeks.

Applied Learning Project

Through hands-on labs and projects, you’ll gain practical experience in harnessing gen AI for program management. By applying generative AI tools to real-world program management scenarios, you’ll build job-ready skills to enhance program planning, execution, and governance.

You’ll learn how to draft effective prompts for generating AI-driven insights in program management. Plus, you’ll use generative AI tools to streamline workflows, optimize decision-making, and improve stakeholder engagement. 

Some examples of the labs included are:

• Generate Text Using Generative AI

• Generating Text, Images, and Code 

• Naive Prompting and the Persona Pattern 

• The Chain-of-Thought Approach in Prompt Engineering

• The Tree-of-Thought Approach in Prompt Engineering

• Al Opportunities in Program Planning, Delivery, and Closure 

• Al Opportunities in a Program Case Study

• Al for Program Data Analysis and Visualization 

• Al Ethics in Program Decision-Making