Pop-Culture Project Management Fundamentals: Waterfall&Agile

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1. Module 0 The Lead Professor Q Introduction & Overview

1. Introduction.mp4

01:21

2. Real Life and Pop Culture Approach.mp4

02:22

3. Overview of Course.mp4

01:35

2. Module 1 Introduction to Project Management

1. Introduction to Project Management.mp4

01:29

2. History of Project Management.mp4

04:17

3. What is a Project.mp4

03:19

4. Understanding Projects.mp4

06:36

5. Project Drivers.mp4

05:31

6. WaterfallPlan-Driven Roles.mp4

11:59

7. Agile Roles.mp4

04:34

3. Module 2 Project Management Life Cycle

1. Introduction to PMLC.mp4

02:38

2. What is the project management life cycle.mp4

03:28

3. Initiation Phase.mp4

02:46

4. Planning Phase.mp4

02:40

5. Execution Phase.mp4

03:03

6. Monitoring Phase.mp4

01:57

7. Closure Phase.mp4

02:55

8. Agile Development Lifecycle.mp4

04:27

4. Module 3 Beginning a Project

1. Introduction to Beginning a Project.mp4

02:36

2. What is a Project Charter.mp4

03:49

3. Elements in a Project Charter.mp4

07:49

4. Agile Projects and Charters.mp4

04:05

5. Module 4 Project Structure, Culture, & Roles

1. Introduction to Leading Project Teams.mp4

03:11

2. Functional Organizations Structure.mp4

02:50

3. Projectized Organization Structure.mp4

03:04

4. Matrix Organization Structure.mp4

03:51

5. Organizational Culture and its Impact on Project.mp4

02:47

6. WaterfallPlan-Driven Project Roles.mp4

06:54

7. Agile Project Roles.mp4

10:39

6. Module 5 Developing & Leading Project Teams

1. Introduction to Leading Project Teams.mp4

02:39

2. Developmental Stages of Project Team.mp4

04:14

3. Leading Agile Teams.mp4

03:27

4. Overall Management of Project Teams.mp4

04:43

7. Module 6 Scope Planning

1. Introduction to Scope Planning.mp4

02:04

2. Plan Scope Management.mp4

03:35

3. Collecting Requirements.mp4

04:25

4. Defining Scope.mp4

03:41

5. Change Control.mp4

02:56

6. Waterfall vs Agile Methods to Scope Planning.mp4

01:56

8. Module 7 Budgeting for Projects

1. Introduction to Budgeting for Projects.mp4

03:04

2. Planning Costs.mp4

03:03

3. Estimating Costs.mp4

07:42

4. Determining the Budget.mp4

04:06

5. Agile Project Estimating Costs & Budgeting.mp4

04:01

9. Module 8 Project Risks

1. Introduction to Project Risks.mp4

01:33

2. Planning Risk Management.mp4

04:51

3. Identifying Risks.mp4

03:38

4. Risk Response.mp4

02:54

5. Waterfall vs Agile Risk Planning.mp4

02:01

10. Module 9 Closing a Project

1. Introduction to Closing a Project.mp4

01:48

2. Scope Validation.mp4

03:13

3. Early Project Termination.mp4

04:26

4. Project Closure.mp4

04:09

5. Waterfall vs Agile Approaches to Closure.mp4

02:18

11. Module 10 Opportunities in Project Management

1. How to Become a Project Manager.mp4

05:22

2. The Future of Project Management.mp4

03:36

12. Module 11 Course Outro

1. The Lead Professor Q Outro.mp4

01:27

Description

Learn Waterfall and Agile Project Management Basics Through Pop-Culture References and Real Life Experiences.

What You'll Learn?

Using pop culture and real-life examples, you will learn what a waterfall/plan-driven and agile project is, the history of projects, project drivers, and roles.
You will learn about the waterfall/plan-driven and agile project management life cycles using real-world and pop-culture examples.
Using pop culture, students will learn about charters and the beginning of a project.
Learners will uncover the practical application of project corporate culture and project role behavior, enhancing your understanding of these concepts.
How to engage with project teams' development, leadership, and management through relatable popular culture references, fostering a sense of connection.
Will explore the concepts of scope, planning scope, collecting requirements, and change control through the lens of famous references, sparking your interest.
Using of real-world examples learners will understand how to plan and determine project budgets and estimate costs.
Planning risk management and identifying risks in waterfall/plan-driven and agile projects.
Students will learn about closure and scope validation of waterfall/plan-driven and agile projects using pop culture and everyday life examples.
Learners will receive information about the future of project management and how to become a project manager.

Who is this for?

This course is for current or aspiring project professionals who love pop culture and real-life learning content and references.

What You Need to Know?

No requirements or prerequisites are necessary, just an interest in learning about projects and project management.

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Description
This course introduces students to the challenges of managing projects, teams, and theories used to lead projects successfully. Incorporating examples from pop culture and real-life situations, this course will establish a strong foundation for understanding the principles of both waterfall project management and agile project management frameworks. The content will cover various topics, including project management terminology, agility, project selection, team leadership, organizational structure, cultural considerations, planning, project life cycles, scope, cost estimation, project budgeting, risk management, project closure, and career opportunities in project management.

Learning Objectives:
Using real-life and pop-culture examples, students will learn about projects, their history, project drivers, and roles.
Understanding the project management waterfall (initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, and closing) & agile (ideation, development, testing, deployment, and operations) life cycles using real-life and pop-culture instances.
Beginning a project using chartering and elements.
Developing, leading, and managing waterfall and agile teams.
Showing real-life examples will help learners understand scope management, collecting requirements, defining scope, and change control for waterfall and agile projects.
Budgeting, planning, estimating, and determining costs of waterfall and agile projects using pop culture examples.
Learning about risk management, identifying risks, and risk response through movie and TV references.
The knowledge of how to close a project includes scope validation, early termination, and closure techniques in both waterfall and agile projects.
I will provide awareness and steps towards becoming a project manager and a brief look forward to the future of the project management role.
Knowing how everyday life relates to project management activities.
Who this course is for:
This course is for current or aspiring project professionals who love pop culture and real-life learning content and references.

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