Week 5: Product Management Applied

In this course, students will explore product management through designing and testing digital products, focusing on iterative development and refinement. Case studies and MVP (Minimum Viable Product) development will provide practical insights into real-world applications and strategies. This hands-on approach ensures effective product management and successful digital product concepts.

Format

Online
Course

Starting date

Oct 12

Facilitator

Charles
Milton

About the course

This course offers a comprehensive approach to product design and development. Students will engage in interactive workshops using design tools to create and refine digital product mockups, participate in group critiques, and learn user testing methods for product enhancement. Additionally, the course covers analysis of product launches, iteration cycles, and creating Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) to ensure effective product launches and continuous improvement.

Designing Digital Products

Students will participate in an interactive design workshop using various design tools to create digital product mockups. They will also engage in group critiques to evaluate and refine their designs based on feedback. This hands-on approach fosters skills in design iteration and collaborative improvement.

Testing & Iterating on Digital Product Concepts

Methods for user testing and collecting feedback to assess and enhance digital products are components that will be examined. The course will cover effective iteration cycles and techniques for continuous improvement based on user insights. This approach ensures that products are refined and optimized to meet user needs and expectations.

Case Studies / MVP Development

This course teaches students how to analyze both successful and unsuccessful product launches to understand key factors influencing outcomes. Students will also learn the essential steps for creating a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), focusing on prioritizing features and validating ideas. This practical approach prepares students to effectively launch and refine products.

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The Canadian Women’s Foundation is part of the Women and Nonbinary Impact Network for Venture Capital (WIN-VC) collective that will make the venture capital environment more inclusive for women by transforming traditional investment processes, processes and knowledge into respectful and meaningful approaches that value equity and impact with a focus on diverse women and non-binary entrepreneurs and SMEs including Black communities, Indigenous peoples, racialized populations, persons with a disability, 2SLGBTQI+ and new Canadians. WIN-VC acknowledges the support of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) Canada

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Week 5: Product Management Applied

Online Course