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Master the 6 P's: Strategic Project Management for Today
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Master the 6 P's: Strategic Project Management for Today

Strategic & Agile Methodologies: Based on Meredith & Shafer's 11th Edition Textbook
Last updated 8/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Master the Project Lifecycle
  • Develop Foundational Project Management Skills
  • Implement Strategies for Effective Project Execution
  • Navigate Project Completion with Confidence
  • Gain a solid understanding of the six core phases of project management: Initiation, Planning, Implementation, Monitoring & Control, and Termination
  • Master the art of creating a clear and actionable project plan that outlines tasks, timelines, and resources.
  • Discover best practices for monitoring and controlling project progress, identifying and addressing issues proactively.
  • Gain the skills to effectively manage stakeholders' expectations throughout the entire project lifecycle.
  • By the end of this course, you'll be equipped to: Lead complex projects from start to finish with confidence. Manage teams and resources effectively.

Course content

1 section7 lectures1h 2m total length
  • Chapter-1- The Evolution and Complexity of Modern Projects6:25

    Chapter 1 Learning Outcomes

    After completing this lecture, students will be able to:

    • Define a project and differentiate it from a program and a task.

    • Identify the three universal characteristics of all projects.

    • Explain the "Triple Constraint" and its significance in project objectives.

    • Recognize the key differences between traditional external projects and modern internal projects.

    • Understand the expanding scope of project management to include strategic and mega-projects.

  • The Definition of a “Project”
  • The Definition of a “Project”
  • The Definition of a ''Project''
  • The Definition of a ''Project''
  • The Definition of a ''Project''
  • The Definition of a ''Project''
  • The Definition of a ''Project''
  • Chapter-1 - The Project Life Cycle: Traditional and Agile Approaches12:17
  • The Project Life Cycle
  • The Project Life Cycle
  • Agile Project Management
  • Agile Project Management
  • Agile Project Management
  • Agile Project Management
  • Project Initiation6:07

    The lecture initiated our discussion of the project management process by describing procedures for evaluating and selecting projects. Nonnumeric models include: 1) the sacred cow; 2) Comparative benefit model; Profitability models such as: 1) payback period; 2) average rate of return; 3) discounted cash flow. Project proposals generally consist of a number of sections: 1) Technical approach 2) Implementation plan 3) Plan for logistic support and administration; 4) Past experience

  • Project Initiation
  • Project Manager5:16

    This lecture addressed the subject of the PM. The PM's role in the organization and responsibilities to both the organization and the project team. The unique demands on a PM concern seven areas: 1) Acquiring adequate physical resources; 2) Acquiring and motivating personnel; 3) Dealing with obstacles 4) Making goal trade-offs 5) Making a balanced outlook in the team 6) Communicating with all parties 7) Negotiating. The best person to select as PM is the one who will get the job done.

  • Project Manager
  • Project planning17:34

    In this lecture we initiated planning for the project in terms of identifying and addressing the tasks required for project completion; we described some tools such as Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).  The preliminary work plans are important because they serve as the basis for personnel selection, budgeting, scheduling, and control.

  • Project Start-up
  • Project Implementation5:55

    This lecture described the project control process in the planning monitoring controlling cycle. The implementation plan for the project contains estimates of the time required, the cost, and the materials used.

  • Project Termination8:48

    At last, we come to the completion of our project termination. In this lecture, we looked at the ways in which projects can be terminated, the termination process, and the preparation of the Project Final Report.

  • Project Closure
  • PM Practice Quiz
  • PM Practice Quiz
  • PM Practice Quiz
  • PM Practice Quiz
  • PM Practice Quiz
  • PM Practice Quiz
  • PM Practice Quiz
  • PM Practice Quiz

Requirements

  • This course is designed for both beginners and experienced project managers seeking to enhance their skillset. The comprehensive curriculum provides a strong foundation in project management fundamentals and advanced techniques. Enroll today and unlock your full potential as a project manager!

Description

This course provides a strategic, managerial approach to project management, aligning with the latest 11th Edition of Meredith & Shafer's renowned textbook. You'll gain a competitive edge by mastering both Agile and traditional (Waterfall) methodologies, understanding the critical balance between them. This edition focuses on crucial, real-world challenges, including:

  • Stakeholder Management & Conflict Resolution: Learn to navigate complex stakeholder relationships and resolve conflicts for project success.

  • Mega-projects & Strategic Alignment: Explore how to manage large-scale projects and ensure they deliver tangible business benefits.

  • Up-to-Date Case Studies: Apply your skills to new, contemporary cases on everything from information systems to renewable energy projects.

This is more than just a course on using software; it's about mastering the strategic leadership skills needed to conquer any project and drive organizational success.

Unlock your potential and become an indispensable leader in your organization. This course, backed by the globally recognized 11th Edition of Meredith & Shafer, gives you the definitive roadmap to project mastery. You won't just learn theory; you'll gain the practical, in-demand skills that companies are desperately seeking. From navigating high-stakes mega-projects to resolving team conflicts with finesse, this is the training that separates true leaders from the rest. Enroll now and transform your career—your future success starts here.


Who this course is for:

  • Project Managers (new and aspiring): Gain the foundational knowledge and practical skills needed to excel in your project management role.
  • Team Leaders and Coordinators: Learn how to effectively manage projects within your team and contribute to overall project success.
  • Business Professionals:** Enhance your ability to plan, organize, and execute tasks, making you a valuable asset in any project-driven environment.
  • Anyone Interested in Project Management: If you're curious about project management or want to explore a career in this field, this course provides a solid foundation.
  • No prior experience is required! This course is designed to be accessible to beginners and experienced professionals alike. We'll break down complex concepts into easy-to-understand modules, equipping you with the knowledge and skills you need to succeed in the exciting world of project management.