Traditional and Agile Project Management for Engineers and Technical Professionals Combo Course (Virtual Classroom) 08-03-2026
- Date
- 2026-08-03
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ASME
About this event
Engineering work rarely fails because the technical ideas are weak. More often, projects struggle when timelines slip, handoffs break down, priorities change, or teams lack a shared way to plan and execute. This virtual combo course is built for engineers and technical professionals who need to operate confidently across both traditional and agile project environments. Whether you work in advanced manufacturing, robotics, product development, automation, or another technical field, this course offers a practical way to strengthen how you manage scope, schedules, risk, communication, and delivery. Instead of treating traditional and agile approaches like competing philosophies, the course focuses on understanding when each approach fits, how they differ, and how to apply them in real engine
Who should attend
This course is a strong fit if your work involves technical delivery and you want a clearer, more versatile way to manage projects from planning through execution. - You are an **engineer or technical professional** who has been asked to lead projects, coordinate tasks, or track progress without much formal project management training. - You work in **advanced manufacturing, robotics, automation, systems integration, or product development** and need methods that match complex technical environments. - You manage work that includes both **structured phases and changing requirements**, and you want to understand when traditional planning works best and when agile methods are more effective. - You collaborate across **engineering, operations, production, quality, or cross-functional teams** and want a stronger framework for communication, scheduling, and decision-making. - You are responsible for **deadlines, milestones, risk, or stakeholder updates** and want to improve how you organize and deliver technical work. - You are building toward **greater leadership responsibility** and want practical project management knowledge that supports both day-to-day execution and longer-term career growth.