Models, Methods, and Artifacts

Overview

Welcome to the Models, Methods, and Artifacts course! This course delves into the diverse landscape of models, methods, and artifacts used across various disciplines, industries, and academic fields. Through comprehensive exploration and practical application, learners will gain a deeper understanding of how these tools shape decision-making, problem-solving, and knowledge-creation processes. This course requires basic knowledge of project tailoring. By the end of this course, you will be able to: - Apply knowledge of various models, methods, and artifacts in project management. - Analyze change, complexity, project team development, conflict, and negotiation models. - Create estimation, meeting, and event methods by synthesizing various techniques. - Analyze the application of methods and artifacts across performance domains. - Evaluate planning, process groups, and salience models to design comprehensive project plans. The course contains engaging videos, quizzes, and assessments to deepen their understanding and practical skills in utilizing models, methods, and artifacts effectively.

Syllabus

Adapting Project Practices: Tailoring and Methodology

This module provides a deep dive into tailoring in project management, covering considerations, processes, and performance domain applications. By the end of this module, learners will become adept at tailoring models, methods, and artifacts for effective adaptation to diverse project contexts, ensuring optimal outcomes.