Leading to a Bachelor of Science Degree in Project Management

This program aims to produce leaders for business, industry, and government. Students are introduced to contemporary theories of project management, leadership, and teamwork, as well as accounting, computer software systems, marketing, finance, and communication skills. Courses in planning, policy, and practice are geared to running today’s enterprises. A broad range of companies including computer, electronic, health, and manufacturing firms have hired graduates of this program. Possible job opportunities include project managers, business analysts, project engineers, operations coordinators and field service engineers.  

Student Learning Outcomes

• Evaluate critical success factors for projects and programs
• Demonstrate how teams are assigned and formed and describe the stages of team development
• Evaluate factors important to project selection and prioritization within available resource capacity
• Able to comprehend and use basic tools and techniques to plan, organize and manage a project.
• Evaluate and assess the importance of ethics and professionalism in every aspect of the project’s operation
• Interpret the advantages, disadvantages, and issues that are typical of virtual projects