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Improve project success rates, and open up new career opportunities when you complete the Strategic Project Management Methodologies microcredential. Learners become acquainted with PMI’s PMBOK (PM Body of Knowledge) Guide. Learners see how causes of unsuccessful project execution (due to both “technical” and “management” issues) have led to advancements in PM T&Ts (Tools & Techniques) over time, as well as their usage.
As a participant, you will:
- Review the PMBOK Guide
- Assess PM tools, techniques and Competencies
- Dive into industry driven case studies
- Determine best practices
Individuals aspiring to transition into project management roles can leverage this microcredential to acquire foundational knowledge and skills essential for a successful career in project management. It serves as a valuable stepping stone, providing them with the requisite expertise and credentials to kickstart their journey in this field.
Long form description:
This microcredential learning experience in Strategic Project Management Methodologies is designed to empower adult learners with comprehensive knowledge and skills essential for successful project execution. By delving into PMI's PMBOK Guide, participants gain a deep understanding of the principles, processes, and best practices in project management.
Through this journey, learners explore the intricate interplay between technical and managerial aspects that often influence project outcomes. They dissect the root causes of project failures, examining both technical challenges and managerial pitfalls. By doing so, they not only grasp the importance of robust project management methodologies but also appreciate the evolution of project management tools and techniques over time in response to these challenges.
Upon completion of this experience, learners emerge equipped with expertise to navigate complex project landscapes effectively. They become adept at orchestrating project lifecycles, optimizing resource utilization, mitigating risks, and fostering team collaboration. Essentially, they acquire the strategic acumen to drive project success in diverse organizational contexts, making them invaluable assets in the realm of project management.
