Project Management and Process Improvement Course Descriptions
Interested in pursuing an advanced degree or certificate in project management and process improvement? The following courses are part of your program.
Course Descriptions for Courses in the Project Management and Process Improvement Concentration
| PMPI 6303 | Project Management Overview |
| PMPI 6311 | Project Life Cycle-Initiating, Planning and Executing |
| PMPI 6313 | Project Life Cycle-Monitoring, Controlling & Closing |
| PMPI 6321 | Change Management & Leadership |
| PMPI 6323 | Process Improvement Tools & Techniques |
| PMPI 6328 | Process Improvement Applications |
PMPI 6303 Project Management Overview
The purpose of this course is to help students develop their knowledge and skills in project management. Topics covered in the course are foundational and include the concepts, terms, knowledge areas, and deliverables that support the implementation of projects using the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) standards. This course also includes an introduction to the tools and techniques that are used during the project life cycle.
PMPI 6311 Project Life Cycle-Initiating, Planning and Executing
The course presents project management from the perspective of an established objective, a defined life cycle and specific time, cost and performance outcomes. Content focuses on managerial tasks required at various stages of the life cycle's initiating, planning and preliminary executing stages with the corresponding level of effort, knowledge of Project Management Book of Knowledge (PMBOK) standards, and technology-related tools necessary to perform the tasks.
PMPI 6313 Project Life Cycle-Monitoring, Controlling & Closing
The course presents project management from the perspective of a defined life cycle and specific time, cost and performance outcomes. Content focuses on managerial tasks related to project execution with ensuing stages of the life cycle's monitoring, controlling and closing stage utilizing the corresponding level of effort, knowledge of Project Management Book of Knowledge (PMBOK) standards, and technology-related tools necessary to perform the tasks.
