On-site in Tartu 31 July - 10 August 2023, NEW!
This course provides an introduction to digital product management. We begin with the business model of a digital product, discuss how to come up with ideas and innovate digital products, learn about customers’ needs via user research, manage requirements and work with the concept of MVP, how to do user testing, manage the product roadmap, manage risks, and discuss product metrics.
We combine theory, case studies, and a project assignment to learn about digital product management. Upon completing this course, you will know more about how to understand, analyze, and develop a business model for a digital product, become aware of the different stages in digital product management, and be introduced to the different aspects a digital product manager works with.
The course can be taken on-site. We have a lecture and discussions in the morning session. Afternoon sessions are dedicated to self-study and project work.
Focus area: | Computer Science | Coordinating unit at UT |
Institute of Computer Science |
Study Field: | Software Engineering, Innovation and Technology Management | Course Leader | Kateryna Kubrak, PhD student |
Format | On-site in Tartu | Location | Tartu, Estonia |
Course dates: | 31 July -10 August 2023 | Apply by: | 30 April 2023 |
ECTS: | 3 | Fee: | 500 € |
Study group | MA, advanced BA | Language | English |
Application is closed.
1-9 August 2023
All lectures start at 10:00 and finish by 13:00. Afternoons are dedicated to group work.
Tuesday, 1 August
Wednesday, 2 August
Thursday, 3 August
Friday, 4 August
Monday, 7 August
Tuesday, 8 August
Tuesday, 9 August
Wednesday, 10 August
The students will be divided into groups of 3-4 to work on a group project. The aim of the group work is to develop an idea for a digital product based on theoretical materials. The students will have a chance to choose one of three cases (traveling, financial, crowd-data) and develop a digital solution for it. The lecturers will be available for consultation during the week (times to be announced). The deliverable of the group work will be a presentation of the digital product that should contain the following:
Minimum number of participants: 10
PS: Only complete applications including all annexes submitted by the deadline will be considered for selection.
Students completing the course will:
Two weeks prior to the start of the programme an information file will be sent to all participants. This file contains the daily schedule and relevant contact information of the programme managers.
Students are responsible for their travel, accommodation and travel insurance (visa arrangements if needed) from their home country to Tartu and back to their home country. It is recommended to visit the Tartu Welcome Centre website and arrival and housing section to find accommodation opportunities.