Project Management Certificate
This certificate is based on the 5 domains and 9 project management knowledge areas defined by the Project Management Institute (PMI). The goal of the certificate will be to prepare the student to assist organizations with their project management needs, while acquiring the knowledge that will prepare them to take the project management certification exam or the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) exam.
- Available to individuals holding a bachelor or master's degree.
- The Project Management Certificate consists of 4 courses.
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Required Courses
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BIT 561 Fundamentals of Project Management
BIT 562 Project Finance, Estimating, and Cost Management
BIT 563 Project Management Tools and Techniques
BIT 564 Project Leadership and Management
After completing these classes, you are able to sit for the project management certification exam. Please refer to PMP Certification Requirements at (http://www.pmi.org/)
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Gainful Employment Disclosure Statement
Occupations in which graduates typically find employment after completing the Project Management Certificate include Cost Estimators and information technology project managers. Further information on occupations may be found at http://online.onetcenter.org/crosswalk/ and entering the SOC code of 15-1099.11 or 13-1051. The normal time frame for completing the certificate is 4 semesters. Of the 26 students enrolled in the certificate program during the 2010-11 academic year, 6 students completed the certificate in the normal time frame. We estimate that tuition and fees would total $7,424 and that books and supplies would total $732. The median loan amount for students who completed this certificate program was 0.