We offer a Graduate Certificate in Project Management and a Master of Project Management.  Both programs can be pursued in either a part-time evening format or weekend executive format.

Weekend Executive Format
Classes scheduled every other Friday, 1:00 - 6:30 pm and Saturday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
A new group of students begin each fall semester and progress through the program as a class

Part-time Evening Format
Classes scheduled Monday through Thursday evenings
Students may begin the program fall, spring, or summer semester 
 

Master of Project Management - NEW FALL 2009!  

View the Master of Project Management brochure for more information.

The Master of Project Management incorporates a three-world view: processes/methods, strategy, and people.  Students will gain the knowledge and skills needed to effectively practice as a project manager in a variety of business and engineering environments.  The degree focuses on project leadership, team performance, administrative requirements and organizational change and culture.  It is awarded upon completion of a 36-unit curriculum.

Core Courses
Select four of the following:
T55-571    Production and Use of Financial Information
T55-512    Applied Statistics for Engineering Management
T55-563A  Technical Communications
T81-5503  Developing Leadership for Technology I (required)
T81-5504  Project Management Fundamentals* (required)
T81-535A  Economics of Technology

Focus Courses
All courses required:
T81-503C/D Technology Change Management*
T81-509B     Leading Projects and Teams*
T55-523A     Project Administration*
T81-5505     Applying Project Management*

T81-5506     Group & Team Project Behaviors

T81-5507     Strategic Management of Multiple & Complex Projects

T81-5508     Advances in Project Management

 

 

Elective Courses
Select one of the following:
T55-502   Strategic Management of Technology
T55-524   Managing Technical Professions
T55-534B Principles of Operations Management

T55-561   Engineering Law
T81-504D Management of Information Technology 
T81-507D Information Management and Enterprise Transformation

T64-574C Construction Planning & Scheduling

 

*If you complete the five required courses for the Graduate Certificate in Project Management, you may earn the Master of Project Management and the Graduate Certificate in Project Management. However, you must submit an application and be admitted to the Graduate Certificate in Project Management.

Graduate Certificate in Project Management 

View the Graduate Certificate in Project Management brochure for more information.

The Graduate Certificate in Project Management (GCPM) adds project management skills to students’ business or technical expertise, to provide a powerful and respected career combination.  Project complexities are addressed so that graduates gain insights on how to achieve effective outcomes. The GCPM is awarded upon completion of a part-time, evening or weekend 15-unit curriculum, which can be achieved as quickly as one year. These courses will also prepare students for the Project Management Institute (PMI) exam.  All courses may be applied toward a Master of Project Management, Master of Information Management, Master of Engineering Management, or Master of Construction Management.  

T81-5504      Project Management Fundamentals
T81-503C/D  Technology Change Management
T81-509B      Leading Projects and Teams
T55-523A      Project Administration
T81-5505      Applying Project Management