Digital Project Management

Name: Digital Project Management Nanodegree Program
Rating: 4.9 (56 reviews)

Prepare for a fast-growing career in digital project management. Learn to translate business needs into actionable plans, apply Agile and Waterfall methods, and drive results for diverse industries.

Nanodegree Program

Beginner
22 hours
4.9 (56)
Updated: Oct 8, 2025

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Skills you'll learn

30 skills

Cost-benefit analysis
Project risk mitigation
Scrum
S.M.A.R.T. goals
Requirements gathering

Professional portfolios
Project execution
Project status reporting

Prerequisites

0 prerequisites

No prior technical experience required.

You will need to be able to communicate fluently and professionally in written and spoken English.

Program Outline

4 courses
13 lessons
1 project

Course 1: Welcome to the Nanodegree Program!

Course 2: Introduction to Digital Project Management

Course 3: Digital Project Management

Dive deeper into the five stages of the digital project management lifecycle: Initiation, Planning, Execution, Monitor & Control, and Closure. Start by understanding how two common methodologies, Waterfall and Agile, relate to and differ from each other. Then, move on to setting a project scope and identifying key stakeholders, creating a project plan, analyzing risks and engaging stakeholders during project execution, creating target goals and measuring a project's performance, evaluating the project outcome, and sharing knowledge at the end. In each stage, you will use the tools and templates a digital project manager typically uses in order to build a solid project.

20 hours

Introduction to Digital Project Management
This lesson provides more context to how digital project management came to be and some of the tools you will practice using in this course.
Project Management Methodologies
This lesson introduces two common methodologies - Waterfall and Agile - and some related frameworks on which digital projects are typically based.
Setting up Your Project
This lesson covers the first of five key stages in the digital project management lifecycle - Initiation. It involves setting a project scope and identifying key participants in the digital project.
Building Realistic Plans
This lesson covers the second of five key stages in the digital project management lifecycle - Planning. It involves analyzing if a project is worth investing in and then creating a project plan.
Getting Things Done
This lesson covers the third of five key stages in the digital project management lifecycle - Execution. It involves analyzing risks and engaging stakeholders with effective communication.
Monitor and Control
This lesson covers the fourth of five key stages in the digital project management lifecycle - Monitor and Control. It involves creating target goals and measuring a project's performance.
Closure
This lesson covers the last of five key stages in the digital project management lifecycle: Closure. It involves ensuring a project met its requirements and knowledge is shared with the right people.

Final Project: From Methodology to Execution
The project takes you through the project management lifecycle in a structured way. You will act as a project manager and help a small family business undergo digital transformation.

Course 4: Congratulations!

Program Instructors

1 instructor

Unlike typical professors, our instructors come from Fortune 500 and Global 2000 companies and have demonstrated leadership and expertise in their professions:

Walyce Almeida

Program Manager at AWS

Walyce Almeida

Program Manager at AWS

Reviews

Average Rating: 4.9 (56 Reviews)

It's a good program overall, and still very relevant to the industry, the projects aren't too hard and reinforce learning.

AMINE

Aug 21, 2026

Perfect course added value to my knowledge!

Moneer Akel

Jun 22, 2026

Perfect Course , Thank you!

Moneer Akel

Mar 8, 2026

The program has been good so far. Being introduced to different open source projects has been a great experience.

Kevin E.

Oct 20, 2022

I'm spending a lot of time to find workaround for the Apple M1 vagrant incompatibility problem. I would like to make a suggestion: On the main program page, at the very top, put in bold letters 'Not compatible with M1 Macs' or something similar. If I had known this before, I would have taken the front end development class. Otherwise, the program is a good use of my time.

Robert H.

Oct 18, 2022