Taking an idea and turning it into a product that changes people's daily lives requires a certain discipline: the ability to consider and balance business requirements, user needs, and technical obstacles. Thats where product managers come in. Product managers are often described as the voice of the user, ensuring that every business decision or technical consideration maps back to solving a customer problem. Product managers understand their users, their market, and their organizations better than anyone, allowing them to create products and features that succeed in the real world. In this course, students will explore the different processes and skills required to guide product development from ideation through execution and iteration in an Agile development environment.