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Project Management Foundations and Methods

This course covers the theoretical and practical foundations of project management that are applicable to projects of all kinds and sizes. Utilizing the Project Management Institute (PMI)® framework of 49 project management processes presented in A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®), the course covers the most commonly applied methodologies, tools, and techniques, including those used in traditional predictive (waterfall) and newer agile (adaptive) project life cycles. Throughout the course, learn how these concepts are applied as you work on hypothetical projects, recommend project life cycles, perform stakeholder analysis, develop work breakdown structures, analyze potential risks, and design communication strategies. The course content also may be applied when preparing for the PMI® Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® examination.
Project Management Institute (PMI)® and PMI® are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
PMBOK® is a registered mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc.

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You'll Walk Away with

  • The ability to identify project management life cycles, process groups, knowledge areas, and processes
  • Experience using a “systems thinking” approach to project processes when selecting project methodologies (specifically predictive and agile life cycles), assessing risk, and managing resources
  • Best practices for selecting, working with, and overseeing third-party vendors used within projects
  • Techniques for engaging with project stakeholders to manage expectations and the creation of deliverables

Ideal for

  • Students interested in managing projects who have no prior experience or who are preparing for the PMI® Certified Associate in Project Management examination
  • Those who have managed projects in the past but are interested in acquiring knowledge of project management concepts and hands-on training in widely used software tools

1 section

  • Spring 2025

    • Section

      001
    • Semester

      Spring 2025
    • Date

      Jan 27 - Mar 17
    • Day

      Monday
    • Time

      6:00PM-9:30PM
      • Online
    • Format

      Online
      • Online
    • Sessions

      7
    • Faculty

      Murphy, Raymond
    • Location

      Instructor Led
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    • Section

      2
    • Semester

      Fall 2024
    • Date

      Oct 21 - Dec 2
    • Day

      Monday
    • Time

      6:00PM-9:30PM
      • Online
    • Format

      Online
      • Online
    • Sessions

      7
    • Faculty

      Murphy, Raymond
    • Location

      Instructor Led
    Tuition $1440