The Complete Product Management Course (Udemy.com)

Learn the skills, tools, and processes needed to become an irreplaceable PM. Examples from NASA, Google, Zappos, Apple

( 309 Reviews )

Created by: Charles Du

Produced in 2019

What you will learn

Learn core skills that make up the entire Product Management process. From ideation to market research to wireframing to prototyping to user stories to leadership.
Become an Agile Product Owner and learn how to use industry-standard tools like Pivotal Tracker, Axure, and Popplet
Discover the secret method behind how Apple creates laser-focused products
Build your product portfolio with 10 step-by-step exercises that will take your product idea from concept to spec
Get a behind-the-scenes look at case studies like the NASA app (over 10 million downloads) and Getaround ($0 to $200 million valuation in 5 years)
Analyze the market landscape, discover weaknesses in your competitors, spots trends that will hyper-grow your product
Quickly test and validate your product idea over a weekend
Effectively lead developers / designers and manage stakeholders
Hack the Product Management interview process and stand out from the c

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Course Description

Learn the core skills that make up the entire Product Management process, from ideation to market research to wireframing to prototyping to user stories to Product Management leadership. I designed this course to be easily understood by people who are new to Product Management.
In addition to mastering the core skills, you'll actively apply it by learning popular Product Management tools like Workflowy, Axure, Pivotal Tracker. You will get a chance to build out one of your own product ideas through 10 step-by-step exercises complete with working files and sample templates. At the end of the course, you'll have a product spec with a feature backlog, wireframes, and an interactive prototype. Ever wonder how organizations like Apple, NASA, and Ticketmaster design their products? You will know after taking this course. You'll be getting a condensed knowledge transfer from a 8 year Product Management veteran who has led teams at those prestigious organizations and has launched over a dozen products used by millions of users daily. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at several real life examples of wildly successful products and learn the secret sauce.
Who this course is for:"Accidental" Product Managers who want to succeed at their jobPeople who want to transition into a Product Management careerEntrepreneurs who want to learn the process on how to build a killer productJr. Product Managers who want to learn how to be irreplaceable at their job

Time: 5.5h

Instructor Details

Charles Du

4.5 Rating
309 Reviews

Charles Du led the design of NASA's first iPhone app (10+ million downloads, 2+ million hits per day, NASA's Software of the Year Award) and co-founded the Airbnb for cars.
He is an award-winning product manager, UX designer, lecturer, and international keynote speaker. Charles has taught product management at Stanford, UCLA, Art Center, and General Assembly and has mentored teams at NASA, Live Nation, and Apple.
Charlesis also aDigital Nomad and has traveled / worked in over 30 countries. He was selected from 50,000+ applicants to participate in Remote Year, a network of 75 professionals who travel and work remotely. As a group, he will travel to 11+ countries over the course of the year, across Europe, Asia, and South America.

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By Swapnilsinh Rajput on 11/8/2020

Perfect

By Onyekachi Izukanne on 11/8/2020

The course has been good so far. I have learned a lot from the course on product management.

By Somto Chikwado Ofodum on 10/27/2020

Yes, it is interesting, simple to follow and is great for newbies like me.

By Vyacheslav Zgordan on 10/27/2020

Great course, all concepts are explained clearly, I started to make my own product.

By Edward Hunt on 10/23/2020

It's quite basic

By Petra Sablji on 10/5/2020

Great match! Although I have heard most of it, it is retold from a different and refreshing perspective that really caught my mind/attention.

By Veerendra Sontakke on 10/3/2020

A great learning experience for someone who is very new and getting started with Basics of Product Management.

By Olaoluwa Joshua Kehinde on 9/24/2020

It's a good one for me. I'm enjoying it

By Sardan Babu Othuri on 9/24/2020

Too much of repetitive examples, not much of real concepts of Product management

By Nazish Asad on 9/23/2020

Overall the course is fine, but it needs an update. Axure tool tutorials are outdated and Section 11 is repetative (How to lead developers contains how to lead designers and manage stakeholdes). Because of this half an hour is wasted.

By Sharon Shacham on 9/21/2020