Managing Information Technology Projects, Post-Baccalaureate Certificate

About the Program

This 100% online certificate program will provide professionals the knowledge of important aspects of leading, planning, executing, and controlling IT projects. Students will gain the preparatory level skills to support the success of complex, cross-functional IT related business initiatives. 

The curriculum enhances students’ knowledge in the areas of economics & procurement management and organizational & change management. Students willl improve project management and business strategy skills needed to help their organization achieve its strategic goals. Concepts gained with this degree include quality, communication, critical thinking, and implementing, monitoring, & controlling project plans.

If students opt to continue in the Master’s program, the courses in the certificate program may be credited to the MS in Computer and Information Technology (with a concentration in IT Project Management).

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Program Requirements

12 Credits Required

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