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Certificate Programs
Program Management Programs
WHO SHOULD APPLY?
Individuals with experience in any
industry who develop and manage projects will benefit from this program.
Students should have incumbent knowledge and/or a working understanding
of project management. Prior formal
education or four years experience in this field is preferable.
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN? This Project Management Program
provides a comprehensive examination of project management processes,
integrating technical tools with leadership and team communication skills.
It offers:
Comprehensive review of the project management process
Reinforcement and linkage of project management theory to
workplace application
Peer group learning in a cohort setting
Preparation for the Project Management certification
examination
Review of course content for PMP EXAM
WHAT SPECIFC COURSES DO YOU TAKE?
The Project Management Program
includes nine (9) semester hours of coursework.
Course
Title: Project Management
Context
Course Number: MGMT 210 - 3 Credits
Prerequisite:
Working knowledge of Project Management function
COURSE DESCRIPTION - Project Management Context
- MGMT 210
This first course provides an overview of, and introduction
to, project management in the context of people, processes, tools and
procedures. This course addresses
the following areas: What is a Project? What is Project Management? Project Life
Cycle Model, Project Management Processes, Process Mapping, Process Flow
Diagrams, Project Management Documents, Project Stakeholders and Groups.
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Course Title:
Project Mgmt Knowledge Areas-1
Course Number:
MGMT 211 - 3 Credits
Prerequisite:
MGMT 210
COURSE DESCRIPTION
- Project Mgmt Knowledge Areas-1
This second course defines the scope for a project and
developing a complete project overview statement.
Developing a work breakdown structure (WBS) and the fundamentals of
scheduling, including a review of the three constraints (Scope, Time, Cost)
related to quality are included. This course addresses the following areas:
Project Integration Management, Project Scope Management, Project Time
Management, Project Cost Management, Project
Quality Management.
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Course
Title: Project Mgmt Knowledge Areas-2
Course Number:
MGMT 212 - 3 Credits
Prerequisite:
MGMT 211
COURSE DESCRIPTION - Project Mgmt Knowledge Areas-2
This course provides a review of control and tracking
steps to ensure the project’s successful closure on time and within budget;
Discussion on managing scope, change, and identify variances that
require action; A review of PMP exam preparation and strategy. This course
addresses the following areas: Project Human Resource Management, Project
Communication Management, Project Risk Management, Project Procurement
Management, PMP Exam preparation.
FAX the
Project Management Registration Form
Project Management Spring 2008 Schedule of Classes
MGMT 210 Tuesday
and Thursday February 20 - March 29, 2008
MGMT 211 Tuesday and
Thursday April 20 - Mat 17, 2008
MGMT 212 Tuesday and
Thursday May 29 - July 12, 2008
CISSP Programs
POTOMAC
COLLEGE IS AN AUTHORIZED EDUCATIONAL PROVIDER
FOR (ISC)2
Spring 2008 CISSP Class Schedule
Course
Begin Date End Date
CISSP 1
February 16 March 22
Saturdays (all day)
CISSP 2 March 29
May 3 Saturdays (all day)
CISSP 1 May 13
June 19 Tuesday & Thursday evenings
CISSP 2 June 24
July 31 Tuesday & Thursdau
evenings
Please contact the CISSP Coordinator at (202) 274-2319 for more information.
FAX your completed
CISSP Registration Form to (202) 686-0818.
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