
In this introduction to the course we cover;
1. What is Project Management
2. What is the role of Software Developers in Project Management
3. Different Project Management Methodologies
After watching this video you should have an understanding of;
1. What is SDLC
2. What stages are involved in SDLC
3. What are the deliverables of each stage in SDLC
4. What is the importance of SDLC
In this video we discuss;
1. Agile Manifesto and its principles
2. Scrum Framework, Roles and Artifacts
3. KanBan
In this video we discuss;
1. Defining Scope and Work Break Down Structure (WBS)
2. Time estimation techniques(Analogous, Parametric, 3-Point, Bottom up).
3. Three-Point Estimation
4. Effort estimation in Agile Projects (Story points, Planning Poker, T-shirt sizing).
In this video we discuss;
1. Project Tracking
2. Traditional Project Tracking (Gantt Charts)
3. Agile Project Tracking(Burndown and Burnup Charts)
4. Project Communication
In this video we discuss;
1. Project Risk and types
2. Risk Management Strategies
3. Intro to Quality Management(QA and QC)
In this video we apply what we have learned into a case study where we;
Phase 1: Defining Scope & WBS
Phase 2: Estimation & Scheduling
Phase 3: Risk & Quality Planning
Phase 4: Tracking & Communication
Phase 5: Execution & Delivery
Project Closure & Reflection
Congratulations for finishing this course! In this video we wrap up all we have learned and explore what next
Become a confident project manager in the world of software development.
This course bridges the gap between technical expertise and project leadership, giving developers the tools to plan, execute, and deliver successful software projects with precision and confidence.
Whether you’re a developer stepping into a leadership role or a team member seeking to understand the bigger picture, this course walks you through real-world project management practices that empower software teams to perform at their best.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
Understand the fundamentals of project management in software development.
Apply Agile, Scrum, and Kanban principles in real projects.
Break down complex requirements using Work Breakdown Structures (WBS).
Use time and effort estimation techniques like Story Points, T-Shirt Sizing, and PERT.
Create effective project schedules with dependencies and Gantt charts.
Track progress using burndown charts, velocity graphs, and KPIs.
Manage risks proactively and ensure high-quality delivery through QA and testing practices.
Communicate clearly with teams and stakeholders using Agile ceremonies and reporting tools.
Complete a mini project case study simulating a real-world software project.
Course Structure
This course is divided into 8 engaging sections that blend theory, visuals, and hands-on application:
Introduction to Project Management in Software Development
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
Agile Project Management (Scrum, Kanban)
Planning and Estimation
Tracking and Communication
Risk and Quality Management
Mini Project / Case Study – Apply What You’ve Learned
Wrapping Up – Recap, Tips, and Next Steps
Each section is designed with clear learning outcomes, visual examples, and practical exercises that build your confidence step-by-step.
Who This Course Is For
This course is perfect for:
Software developers who want to understand and apply project management principles.
Aspiring project managers in tech looking for a structured, practical foundation.
Team leads and Scrum Masters seeking to enhance collaboration and delivery.
Students and professionals transitioning into software project management roles.
Why Take This Course
Because great developers build great products — but great project managers deliver them on time and on value.
This course equips you with the mindset, frameworks, and tools to lead with clarity, communicate effectively, and make every project a success.