Project Management

Program Overview

The Project Management program is a one-year program that prepares students for the role of a project management technician. Graduates will be proficient in managing projects throughout their lifecycle, utilizing project management tools, and implementing corrective measures. The program consists of 810 hours of instruction, divided into 12 modules, and prepares graduates for career opportunities in various industries, including construction, IT, business management, and community organizations.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• Overview: The Project Management program is a one-year program that prepares students for the role of a project management technician, providing support in various industries, including business, technology, and construction.
• Objectives: Upon completion of the program, graduates will be proficient in managing projects throughout their lifecycle, differentiating between team/business management and project management, producing project documentation, planning effectively, utilizing project management tools, implementing corrective measures, controlling project execution, closing projects, and transferring responsibility for their products.

Outline:

• Program Content: The program curriculum encompasses topics such as management theory, project management, quality, project management tools, project management setup, project planning, implementation, monitoring and control, project management closure, communication, and a final project.
• Structure: The program consists of a total of 810 hours of instruction, divided into the following modules:
• Management Theory (45 hours)
• Project Management (45 hours)
• Quality (75 hours)
• Project Management Tools I (60 hours)
• Project Management Tools II (60 hours)
• Project Management Tools III (60 hours)
• Project Management Setup (60 hours)
• Project Planning (75 hours)
• Implementation, monitoring, and control (75 hours)
• Project Management Closure (60 hours)

Careers:

• Career Paths: Graduates of the Project Management program will have career opportunities as project management technicians in various industries, including construction, IT, business management, and community organizations.