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Intermediate Product Management Free

Product Analytics

By the end of this course, learners should be able to explain Lesson 1: Product discovery habits

This comprehensive course will take you from beginner to confident practitioner in Product Analytics. You'll learn industry-standard techniques and best practices used by professionals worldwide.

Through hands-on projects and real-world examples, you'll gain the skills needed to succeed in today's competitive tech landscape. Our curriculum is designed by industry experts with years of experience.

By the end of this course, you'll have a portfolio of projects to showcase your abilities and the confidence to apply your knowledge in professional settings.

What you will learn

  • By the end of this course, learners should be able to explain Lesson 1: Product discovery habits
  • By the end of this course, learners should be able to explain Lesson 2: Write clear problem statements
  • By the end of this course, learners should be able to explain Lesson 3: Prioritize with impact vs effort
  • By the end of this course, learners should be able to explain Lesson 4: Roadmaps stakeholders can trust
  • By the end of this course, learners should be able to explain Lesson 5: Agile delivery rituals
Learn Practice Build Prove

What you will build and prove

  • Practice: Practice: Lesson 3: Prioritize with impact vs effort
  • Project: Apply Product Analytics
  • Quiz: Lesson 3: Prioritize with impact vs effort check (pass 70%)
  • Final assessment: Product Analytics — course assessment (pass 70%)
6 Modules
27 Lessons
8h Study time
27 With video

Course journey

How this free course is structured — watch, practise, and progress module by module.

  1. Introduction & Setup
  2. Core Concepts
  3. Hands-On Practice
  4. Intermediate Techniques
  5. Advanced Topics
  6. Real-World Projects

Practice

1 optional practice exercise — apply what you learned. Practice is not required to complete the course.

Assessment

  • Lesson 3: Prioritize with impact vs effort check · pass mark 70%
  • Product Analytics — course assessment · pass mark 70%

Prove

Course completion means finishing required lessons , and the course assessment . That grants a certificate of completion — not a professional certification. Optional practice does not block completion.

Curriculum

Week 1: Introduction & Setup

  • Lesson 1: Product discovery habits Preview 24min
  • Lesson 2: Write clear problem statements Preview 15min
  • Lesson 3: Prioritize with impact vs effort Practice 9min
  • Lesson 4: Roadmaps stakeholders can trust 25min
  • Lesson 5: Agile delivery rituals 9min

Week 2: Core Concepts

  • Lesson 1: Interview users effectively 11min
  • Lesson 2: Write a product requirements doc 16min
  • Lesson 3: Run a sprint planning session 23min
  • Lesson 4: Manage scope and trade-offs 23min
  • Lesson 5: Launch and learn loops 13min

Week 3: Hands-On Practice

  • Lesson 1: Interview users effectively 16min
  • Lesson 2: Write a product requirements doc 16min
  • Lesson 3: Run a sprint planning session 14min
  • Lesson 4: Manage scope and trade-offs 21min

Week 4: Intermediate Techniques

  • Lesson 1: Interview users effectively 9min
  • Lesson 2: Write a product requirements doc 25min
  • Lesson 3: Run a sprint planning session 25min
  • Lesson 4: Manage scope and trade-offs 21min

Week 5: Advanced Topics

  • Lesson 1: Interview users effectively 20min
  • Lesson 2: Write a product requirements doc 11min
  • Lesson 3: Run a sprint planning session 14min
  • Lesson 4: Manage scope and trade-offs 20min
  • Lesson 5: Launch and learn loops 9min
  • Lesson 6: Present outcomes to leadership 22min

Week 6: Real-World Projects

  • Lesson 1: Interview users effectively 21min
  • Lesson 2: Write a product requirements doc 21min
  • Lesson 3: Run a sprint planning session 15min
Free

Free to enroll — no purchase required.

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