Overview and Award Outcomes
Overview
The Associate of Applied Science in Project Management is designed to provide students with a comprehensive foundation in the principles and practices of managing projects. The curriculum covers key areas such as project planning, budgeting, scheduling, risk management, and people coordination that are needed in entry-level to mid-level project management roles.
Students will acquire practical skills in using project management tools and techniques, preparing them to manage projects across various industries.
Award Outcomes
- Demonstrate effective business communication skills.�
- Demonstrate interpersonal skills.�
- Demonstrate team-building skills.�
- Demonstrate professional business behavior.�
- Apply project management principles to initiate, plan, execute, and close projects.�
- Utilize project management tools and software to track and manage project progress.�
- Analyze project risks and develop strategies to mitigate potential challenges.�
- Apply budgeting and financial principles to manage project costs and resources.�
- Develop and implement project schedules to ensure timely project completion.�
- Manage stakeholder relationships and communication to ensure project success.�
- Design metrics for analyzing projects, and utilize tools required for tracking progress.�
- Describe best practices for leading and managing projects.