It is a good course that covers a lot of subjects in project management, with experts viewpoints.

Good introduction to familiarize with project management

Good introductory Course.

Simple and elegant

Excellent!

very good

thanks

I ENROLLED IN IBM IT PROJECT MANAGER, BUT IN THIS COURSE ONLY INCLUDED  responsibilities and skill sets and can be categorized into various industries, paths, and career progressions. Key skills include communication, leadership, and stakeholder management. BUT NOT INCLUDE TOPICS IN DETAILS SUCH AS Agile concepts, Agile methodologies, Agile software development, sprint planning, communication, stakeholder management, risk management, Scrum (software development), product backlog, user stories, cloud computing, security, operating systems, question answering, job interviews, resumes, job search strategies, systems development life cycle, information sharing, software engineering, software architecture, Python programming, Agile and Scrum, and the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). The guide also covers real-world projects and hands-on labs. I GIVE A CERTIFICATE OF INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT COURSE CERTIFICATION. AND THEN SHOW PAY FOR THE NEXT SERIES. I think that all series are included in one course, so students do not have to pay again and again.

The title of teh course was IBM IT Project Manager, which is the only reason I took the class. Now the certificate says Intro to Project Management which is absolutely useless for me since I am already PMP certified. I learned some things but was not worth my time since I really wanted the certificate to say IT. Oh well!

Much information is redundant and not relevant if one is working already in project management.

I want to try this again but not right now

Too many concepts right off the bat. Coming from the Google Certificate, this one is not novice-friendly. Why would they introduce things like different methodologies beyond Waterfall and Agile so early? The knowledge of different software is expected, too. The quizzes were, at times, not specific enough to answer. Very vague and encompasses more than one answer if you use your brain. But they don't want the answer, they want their answer.

My experience with the "Introduction to Project Management" class was a disappointment. The course's failure to deliver on its promises and the glaring shortcomings of the final project left me questioning the quality and intent behind this offering.

The final project, in particular, was an absolute letdown. It's hard to believe that a project supposedly designed to encapsulate the key learnings of the course could be so poorly executed. The project's lack of relevance was astonishing. It felt as though it had been pieced together without any thought to its alignment with the course material. The assignment seemed more like a random assortment of tasks rather than a meaningful culmination of the knowledge we had acquired over the weeks. A final project should be a well-planned culmination of our learning journey.

I cannot recommend this course to anyone seeking a meaningful and comprehensive introduction to project management. It was a wasted opportunity and an unfortunate misrepresentation of what an educational course should be.

WORSTTTTT COMPANY EVER. ..... PROPBLEMS ALL OVER THE PLACE, NOTHING WORKS !!!!

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