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Learn at your own pace. Focus on trouble spots. Anywhere you go, at any convenient time.
Project management skills are required in any workplace – whatever your profession. Whether you need to understand the fundamentals or intend to choose a career in project management, this online course, developed by experienced McGill instructors, is a great place to start!
This comprehensive online course is fully aligned with A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, (PMBOK® Guide - Sixth Edition (2017) / Agile Practice Guide) and consists of 14 online modules. Case studies, quizzes, live webinars led by McGill’s project management experts - as well as practical tips and advice provided by experienced project management professionals - complement the theory and concepts explained in the course. Downloadable templates allow you to apply your learning immediately on the job.
Your virtual mentors – McGill instructors who are seasoned project management professionals – share real-life cases and in-the-field experience through mentor video clips.
This course is designed to enable you to:
- Demonstrate a solid understanding of project management principles and concepts as outlined in A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, (PMBOK® Guide - Sixth Edition (2017) / Agile Practice Guide).
- Articulate the key role, responsibilities, and skills required of a successful project manager
- Apply practical tools and templates to current and future projects
- Anticipate and manage some of the common situations and challenges that project managers face
- Meet project management educational requirements to be eligible to apply for the Project Management Professional (PMP)® or Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® credentials
- Windows 7 or higher, MAC OS X
- High-speed Internet connection (DSL or cable)
- Headsets with microphone (USB recommended)
- Webcam
- Latest versions of Internet Explorer, Chrome, Safari
- Microsoft Office Word or compatible
Prior to registration, we encourage you to verify that your computer is compatible with our learning management system by clicking on this link.
FAQ's About the course
What is the duration of this course?
This course will take a minimum of 35 hours to complete.
Do I need to get any additional material?
All course material is provided online through the learning interface.
Can I print the material provided in the course?
You will be able to download and print the Project Management Templates provided in the course as well as module summaries.
How is my grade calculated?
You must complete all module quizzes with a minimum passing grade of 80%. You have 3 attempts at each module quiz.
What does the course evaluation consist of?
At the end of each Module, you will be asked to complete a quiz consisting of between 10 to 15 questions. You need to pass each module quiz with a passing score of 80% to successfully complete the course.
What document will I receive to confirm that I completed the course?
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to download and print an Attestation of Completion from McGill University's School of Continuing Studies. The attestation will indicate the number of Professional Development Units (PDUs)/Contact Hours you have earned.
Where can I find more videos and documentation about the Learning Management System?
FAQ's About the online meetings
What equipment do I need for the meeting?
We recommend that you use a headset (ideally USB) with a microphone. Using the computer's internal microphone and speakers might generate feedback noises and echo that would affect everyone attending the session.
What is Zoom?
Zoom provides a web conferencing environment, which enables users to collaborate virtually for meetings or other activities without the need to be physically present.
How do I prepare for an online meeting?
- Install the Zoom application
- Avoid using wireless connection
- Read the Zoom FAQ to learn how to use the basic features in Zoom.
- Register for an Online Meeting.
- Submit your questions (if applicable).
How will I know when online meetings will occur?
The date and time of the online meetings can be found on the course home page.
How can I access the online meetings?
The (Zoom) link to the meetings is located on the course home page.
Contacts
(Non-credit courses and programs)
Monday to Friday
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
