Product Management
Product Management covers theories, skills, and tools to manage a product's lifecycle from initial ideation to customer use, emphasizing applying product thinking to building solutions.
Summary
Lectures are small, with a median of 12 enrolled students in the recorded sections.
What you’ll be able to do
Apply skills, templates, and tools for each step of the product management life cycle.
Describe the terms, roles, responsibilities of a product manager.
Apply different product management communication methods for key stakeholders across a company including designers and engineers.
Analyze and compare different product management strategies.
Describe how to manage product version cycles and multi-product cycles.
Develop and present a complete product proposal including all elements of the product management lifecycle.
Source: UW Guide
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Product management: theories, skills, and tools required to manage a product's lifecycle. Covers all elements of product development from initial ideation to customer use. Emphasis on applying product thinking to building solutions, bringing concepts to life through real-world situations.
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- Product development from initial ideation to customer use
- Terms, roles, and responsibilities of a product manager
- Managing product version cycles and multi-product cycles
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- Apply product management theories, skills, and tools across the product lifecycle
- Apply communication methods for key stakeholders including designers and engineers
- Analyze and compare product management strategies
- Develop and present a complete product proposal
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