Introduction to Project Management for (Risk) Managers (Udemy.com)

PMI certification links are all unavailable from serial 3 onwards. Otherwise a very informative course

I was looking for a course that would help me learn how to manage projects better and I found this. The introductory course on Udemy is a great investment for (risk) managers who want to improve their skills. I found the instructor to be very knowledgeable and engaging in a very positive way. The content was easy to understand, everything is explained in a straightforward and effective way. I highly recommend this course to anyone who's looking to become a better (risk) manager.

The course was very informative, and I really like the instructor, he was very engaging and entertaining, I like how he gave personal examples of the concepts, and I think I learned a lot of great stuff that I can take with me not just in terms of project management but in my personal life as well, I'd definitely recommend this course to anyone who wants to learn more about project management, and I think using it with my current manager will help us be on the same page and communicate better.

I work in risk management and was looking for a course that would help me brush up on my project management skills. This course by Sorin Dumitrascu on Udemy does just that. Throughout the course I learned how to plan for a project, identify the risks that could derail it, and how to mitigate them. Sorin is an excellent instructor who has a lot of experience in project management and risk management. I highly recommend this course.

I found this course on Udemy and decided to check it out. It was a great introduction to project management. It is broken down into small chunks and the instructor talks you through the process of how to plan, how to execute, how to track the project, how to create the deliverable and how to close the project. The instructor was very clear and did a good job of explaining each step. For a beginner, this was a great course and I would recommend it to anyone looking to learn more about project management.

This course has been extremely helpful to me and my team. I work full time as a risk manager, and have taken on the project management role on certain projects. The course has helped me to understand the project management process and how to manage projects more efficiently and effectively. The instructor is extremely knowledgeable, and provides great insight into the course materials. I highly recommend the course to anyone interested in improving their project management skills.

I am a risk manager for a non-profit and the programs I work on are on a tight budget, so I was looking for an online course that could help me manage projects more effectively and this is it! Udemy's Introduction to Project Management for Risk Managers course offers a pragmatic approach to the project management fundamentals and will provide you with a basic understanding of the principles of project management and how they relate to the overall risk management process.

This course is perfect for those who want to learn about risk management in project management. The instructor, Sorin Dumitrascu, is a PMP and has a lot of experience in the field. He explains everything very clearly and makes sure that everyone understands the concepts. The course is well-organized and includes many practice exercises. I would definitely recommend this course to anyone who wants to learn about risk management in project management.

The facilitator refers to resources and practices however I am unable to locate. Lesson documents should be included with the course and made available for downloading.

Got a lot of good information from this course, but still have to try it out for effectiveness. I have learn a lot from this course I can't wait to put everything into action. I will update this when I get that dream job. I feel the instructor has provided tools I've never even herd of and I've researched a lot! Presentation style could be a bit more authentic and the audio lectures are not of great (audio) quality and better to put them in video (seems a bit lazy if you ask me).