AI for Project Management: A Hands-On Learning Lab (AI4PM)

AI for Project Management: Tools and Skills for Modern PM Leaders

AI for Project Management is here: in this two-day, hands-on workshop, project managers learn to apply generative AI and AI assistants to planning, scheduling, risk, cost, and communications—safely and without coding. Leave with reusable prompts, ready-to-use templates, and lightweight automations for your real projects.

  • Start Date September 11
  • Time Fri 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Pacific Time
  • Duration 2 Days
  • Format
    Live-Online
  • Program Type Client Program
  • Certificate Type Certificate
  • CEUS 1.6
  • Program Number 5470926N
  • Fees $1,200
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AI for Project Management is here: in this two-day, hands-on workshop, project managers learn to apply generative AI and AI assistants to planning, scheduling, risk, cost, and communications—safely and without coding. Leave with reusable prompts, ready-to-use templates, and lightweight automations for your real projects.

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AI for Project Management: A Hands-On Learning Lab (AI4PM)

Program Experience

This two-day, live-online AI for Project Management course shows you how to apply generative AI to core PM tasks—charter and WBS, scheduling, risk, cost, and communications. With live demonstrations, guided assignments, and iterative prompt engineering, you’ll tailor workflows to your own projects. You will practice data-safe prompting, define outputs for consistency, and build a reusable prompt library, a risk-register toolkit, and an automated status-report generator that align with your organization’s standards. Runs over two consecutive Fridays—ideal for distributed PM teams.

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Benefits

Upon completion of this course,  will be able to:

  • Use GenAI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot) to draft project charters, business cases, statements of work, and stakeholder analyses
  • Prompt GenAI effectively to generate work breakdown structures (WBS), risk registers, communication plans, and task descriptions
  • Use GenAI to simulate “what-if” scenarios for project decision-making and planning
  • Use AI assistants and copilots (e.g., Microsoft Copilot, Notion AI) to support day-to-day project tracking and communication
  • Explore AI-based tools for conflict simulation, scenario generation, and collaborative problem solving
  • Develop a change management approach to introduce AI tools into existing project teams and workflows

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Tim Boyd

Leadership, Systems Engineering, Project Management