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Project Management Information
Project management is a dynamic and growing field that can be applied in a variety
of businesses wherever a program endeavor is undertaken to achieve a particular
goal. According to the Project Management Institute, the certifying organization
in the field, project management is the application of knowledge, skills, tools,
and techniques to a broad range of activities in order to meet the requirements
of a particular initiative. The five basic processes examined are: initiating,
planning, executing, controlling, and closing. The nine knowledge areas students
in this concentration will focus on are management expertise in project integration,
project scope, project time, project cost, project quality, project human resources,
project communications, project risk management, and project procurement.
This concentration is designed to prepare professionals from any discipline to successfully
manage complex projects across diverse environments. The curriculum builds on
the guiding principles provided by the Project Management Institute (PMI) with
the assumption that most students will be interested in pursuing the Project
Management Professional (PMP) certification exam upon completion of their graduate
studies.
The University of Dallas College of Business is a PMI Global Registered Education
Provider. The PMI Registered Education Provider (R.E.P.) Program is designed
to facilitate the ongoing professional development of PMI Members, Project Management
Professionals (PMPs), and other project management stakeholders by linking stakeholders
and training coordinators with qualified Providers and products. Examples of
Registered Education Providers may include PMI Chapters and Specific Interest
Groups (SIGs), consultants, schools, corporate training centers, government agencies,
professional associations, and any other providers of education related to project
management.
Courses in Project Management
To receive the MBA concentration in Project Management designation on their transcript
students must complete OPER 6370, 7370, 7379 and 1 Project Management elective.
*Courses with prerequisites.
BUAD 6310 Enterprise Risk Management
BUAD 6350 Quantitative Methods*
BUAD 6370 Negotiation
BUAD 7350 Applied Data Analysis*
OPER 6370 Project Management
OPER 7370 Technical and Project Management*
OPER 7373 Six Sigma Quality*
OPER 7379 Quality and Financial Project Management*
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