Product Management Fundamentals

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Product Management Fundamentals

$350.00
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In this online product management course, you’ll build foundational skills to become a confident product leader who can work effectively across teams. Whether you’re new to product management or already collaborating with product managers, you’ll learn how to guide a product from discovery through delivery using tools that integrate market research and reflect how modern product teams work today.

Product Management Fundamentals

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12/12/2025
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What you’ll learn in Product Management Fundamentals   

This online product management course gives you the tools, language, and frameworks that product teams use every day. Each module connects to practical workplace scenarios—so you can apply your learning immediately.

Understand the product lifecycle: Learn how ideas become products by using market research to uncover user needs, then exploring stages such as discovery, minimal viable product (MVP) scoping, development, launch, and iteration, with clear deliverables at each phase.

Prioritize what matters: Use frameworks such as MoSCoW, which helps you rank must-haves, RICE to score ideas by reach and impact, and the Kano model to gauge user satisfaction while practicing agile decision-making and backlog grooming in tools like Jira and Notion.  

Build team alignment: Communicate clearly across design, engineering, marketing, and stakeholders. You’ll use product briefs, stand-up strategies, and roadmap templates to align goals and timelines.

Craft a go-to-market (GTM) strategy: Learn how to use market research in this online product management course to build to build clear personas and message strategies, create launch assets, and ensure your product connects to real user needs. 

Measure what matters: Track key product metrics using dashboards and KPI cards, analyze adoption trends, engagement levels, user feedback, and use AI tools to summarize performance data and recommend iteration strategies for faster, more informed decision-making.

12% of companies have a fully mature product

Why take the Product Management Fundamentals course 

Build product confidence and cross-functional influence. Whether you’re entering product management or collaborating with product teams, this online product management course helps you lead with clarity, alignment, and value.

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Build your product mindset

Learn to think like a product manager with a strong customer focus, using research and data to shape decisions and create measurable outcomes.

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Strengthen collaboration

Gain fluency in how product managers communicate, plan, and collaborate with design, engineering, and marketing to balance priorities and deliver strong outcomes.

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Deliver real results

In this product management online course you’ll practice using tools to help you prioritize, validate, and iterate—so your product decisions drive measurable value.

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Prepare for your next move

Build skills you can use in associate product manager roles, product operations, and agile project leadership.


Celebrate your success

After completing this course, you’ll earn a digital badge that highlights your new product management skills and shows employers and peers what you’ve achieved.  


What makes this online product management course different

Product-first, not theory-first:

You’ll use tools and templates products managers rely on in fast-paced organizations, including MoSCoW, RICE, GTM launch plans, MVP briefs, and sprint boards.

Real tools, real scenarios:

Practice in tools like Jira, Miro, and Notion to simulate real workflows. You'll complete deliverables that mirror actual product artifacts used by tech teams.

AI-supported:

Use AI for user persona generation, customer messaging, and backlog refinement. Learn how product managers use AI to speed up workflows and gain product insights.

Cross-functional fluency:

Learn to “speak product” with engineers, marketers, designers, and executives. Build alignment across teams and sharpen your communication.

Research-driven product strategy:

Practice conducting market and user research to validate product direction, build personas, map user journeys, and apply your findings directly to prioritization and go-to-market planning.


Accessible entry point:

No coding or technical background required. Just curiosity, business acumen, and a desire to make products better.

Product Management Fundamentals modules

Discover the course modules you’ll experience as part of the Product Management Fundamentals course: 

Understand the project manager role, key responsibilities, and what success looks like across different types of organizations and identify which product career path aligns best with your strengths and goals.

Practice how to conduct user and market research to uncover needs and validate opportunities. Build actionable personas and map user journeys to identify pain points and guide product direction.. 

Scope an MVP using MoSCoW, RICE, and trade-off tools. Simulate a sprint planning session with backlog management.

Craft a GTM plan with messaging, customer channels, and positioning tools. Use AI to test and refine value propositions.

Identify product KPIs, analyze metrics, and create a plan for post-launch iteration and continuous product improvement.

Continue Your Learning Path

If you’re exploring this product management online course, you may also be interested in additional courses that can support your growth and broaden your skill set.

Foundations of Self-Leadership: Build emotional intelligence, resilience, and personal effectiveness to prepare for advanced leadership and team-based responsibilities.  

AI for Leaders: Innovate, Influence, and Build the Future: Learn how to leverage AI tools to improve decision-making, strengthen communication, and create innovative team environments where people and technology work together.  

Interested in a degree program instead? 


Explore undergraduate and graduate business, technology, and digital health programs offered by DeVry University and its Keller Graduate School of Management. 

1Craft.io, “2023 State of Product Management Report,” (2023).