Project Management The Basics for Success

Eric Chuar has completed the Project Management The Basics for Success for Personal & Professional Productivity and received a certificate from University of California, Irvine.

SCHOOL:
University of California, Irvine

GRADUATED:
2018

DURATION:
6 Months

Project Management The Basics for Success

Project Management Skills Gained

Understand the stages of the project cycle

Communicate proficiently to report project status

Monitor project activities and assess progress

Develop and strengthen high performance teams

Course Perspective

Just wrapped up the “Project Management: The Basics for Success” course, and man, was it an eye-opener. You know how I am—I like to get my hands dirty with the details before taking any course seriously. Certificates are good and all, but what really matters is the know-how, right?

Project Cycle Stages: One of the first things we tackled was the different stages of a project cycle. It’s like cooking; you’ve got to know the recipe before you start throwing ingredients into the pot. It got me thinking about how I could streamline my digital marketing campaigns or even software development projects.

Communication: The course emphasized the importance of clear communication, especially when updating project status. It’s not just about saying, “Hey, we’re doing good.” It’s about laying out the facts, the progress, and what needs to happen next. This is something I can directly implement in my team updates.

Monitoring and Assessment: We dived deep into how to keep tabs on all project activities and how to measure whether we’re moving ahead or just spinning our wheels. It’s like having a GPS for your project—you always know where you are and how far you’ve got to go.

High-Performance Teams: Ah, my favorite part! The course taught us how to build and maintain a high-performance team. This is gold for anyone in a leadership role. It’s not just about having talented individuals; it’s about making them work well together.

So, what’s the game plan now? Sharing is caring, my friends. Whether it’s with my network in Malaysia and Singapore or with anyone willing to listen, I want to pass on these project management skills. Life’s too short to hoard knowledge, especially when I’ve got a family and an adorable kid to think about. Time to take this learning and apply it to real-world projects. Let’s get to work!