AIPMP™ NAVIGATOR Online Course
Your most flexible and cost-effective learning option.
The Online Course takes 6 hours to complete. This includes watching videos (2.5 hours), reading lesson text, completing practice exercises, chapter quizzes, reading the Study Guide and the NAVIGATOR exam (1 hour).
Note: Study Guide not included. Please purchase from Amazon.
£99.00
NOTE: You will have access to the Online Course for 90 days from the date of purchase.
Course Overview
By the end of the course, participants should be able to:
- Understand the basic concepts and terminology of artificial intelligence in the context of project management;
- Recognise the potential benefits and challenges of integrating AI technologies into project management processes;
- Identify common AI tools and techniques applicable to project management tasks;
- Demonstrate knowledge of ethical considerations and best practices when utilizing AI in project management;
- Apply foundational AI-assisted project management principles to real-world scenarios;
- Confidently describe and implement AI-assisted project management use cases;
- Develop their professional career plan to have all the skills needed as a modern day project manager practicing in an AI world;
- Pass the AI-Assisted Project Management – Foundations (theory) Exam; and
- Pass the AI-Assisted Project Management Practitioner™ Exam.
AIPMP Course Outline
PART 1: LEARN TO UNDERSTAND
Chapter 1: Introduction to the Course
Chapter 2: Building your AI Literacy
Definition of AI and current fields in AI
How AI differs from traditional computing
The evolution of AI and the future of AI
Challenges in harnessing the power of AI in project management
Chapter 3: Ethical and Legal Implications
Ethical implications of AI in project management
Privacy and data protection laws relevant to AI projects
Chapter 4: Company Case Study Examples
Ten companies that have been at the forefront of AI adoption and how they are using AI in project management
PART 2: LEARN TO APPLY
Chapter 5: AI Features in Project Management Software
Common AI software features
Examples of AI-assisted project management software tools
Writing a Requirements Definition for the AI tool most suitable for you or your organisation
Chapter 6: GPT Prompting Best Practices
Ten tips to get the most from a Generative Pre-Trained Transformer (GPT)
Chapter 7: Practical Use Cases and Prompts for Project Management Assistance
Prompts and practice on 10 project management use cases
Chapter 8: Project Manager Core Skills in an AI World
Essential skills, and a skills self-assessment
Chapter 9: How to Obtain the AIPMP Certification
Next steps once you have completed the online course and passed the Theory Exam.
Chapter 10: Further Resources
Further resources to stay ahead in AI-Assisted Project Management
Once you have successfully completed the Online Course, you will be sent a link to complete the Multiple Choice Exam to obtain the AI-Assisted Project Management Practitioner NAVIGATOR Certificate.
Course Textbook
AI-Assisted Project Management Practitioner: Study Guide
The AI Project Governance Framework (AIPGF) offers a sensible methodology for facilitating ethical, efficient and effective human-AI project collaboration.
- Can be integrated with a chosen project management methodology or approach, such as Agile, PRINCE2, PMBOK or hybrid approaches.
- Provides structured and scalable AI governance, supporting projects and programmes of varying size, complexity, risk and AI adoption maturity.
- Facilitates and encourages a high standard of ethical, efficient and effective use of AI in projects and programmes.
By implementing the Framework, organisations can systematically govern AI use across their portfolio of projects and programmes, as their AI adoption scales and as AI tools evolve. The accompanying AI Project Governance Capability Maturity Model (AIPG-CMM) can be used to establish maturity benchmarks and actions towards continuous improvement.
Disclaimer
The AIPGF is intended to provide practical guidance for governing the use of AI in projects and programmes. The author (Emanuela Giangregorio) expressly disclaims all liability to any person or organisation arising directly or indirectly from the use of, or for any errors or omissions in, the AIPGF guidance. The adoption and application of the guidance is at organisation discretion and is their sole responsibility.
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