Everyday Project Management (Udemy.com)

The instructor distilled the topic down to a very simplistic, easy to follow, digest and retain format. One almost comes out at the best feeling like a project manager and worst, being able to appreciate what a project manager does and what project management is and actually entails. Thank you for putting this together, as someone looking to start their own enterprise, I feel a bit more prepared, especially employing what I learnt in this course.

It is a good start for beginners to understand the basic concepts of project management. I believe Don has to come out with an in depth professional course on project management.

Really good introduction to using Project Management for a complete novice. Will be able to use this knowledge on a daily basis and look forward to the next course from Udemy!

This course was the right length so that you do not get bored with the subject material and having to attend long lectures. It is very practical and allows you to get started with Simple Project Management immediately.

Concise and to the point. Good for the basic lingo. Doesn't over-promise: this is for everyday project management. There are some course quality issues. Some of the quiz quesions are poorly supported with incorrect details or are programmed incorrectly. On the whole though - decent.

Good course for everyone who work on any type of project or managers who is responsible for a small project. The topics covered are very relevant as per the course. Good start for a person who wants to get into project management as a career.

the course was useful and can be applied in everyday, as the title suggests. reducing the rating by half a star, because the quiz in the first chapter had the correct option highlighted as wrong, even though the explanation reads 'correct'.

in my opinion there is a 3rd step; evaluate the project. I would have loved to see also some time spend on what we learned and the importance to reflect. Often this is forgotten and a new project started already without taking the learning into consideration.

Managing project progress better by Gant chart? can see multiple tasks on when the one starts & end in relation to the other. Can also see where you can take op or lose slack time/budget

In the first test questions there is a mistake on question 2 or 3. If you click the right answer (number 3) the answer note tells you that it's right, but answer number 1 pops up green. SO that is mixed up.