In project management, scope, cost and time are closely linked and critical to a project’s success. Project managers generally plan, coordinate, implement and finalize projects according to specifications and deadlines, while keeping the project within budget. Project managers are responsible for all aspects of a time-limited, specific business initiative.
The job market for Information Technology Managers is expected to increase by 13 percent through 2027.
Source: Emsi 2018.4
Training is offered in partnership with ed2go and consists of three noncredit courses. Students will learn how to more efficiently plan and effectively implement projects using a commonly-used and readily available tool, Microsoft Project. Completed training fulfills the 35 contact hours requirement to sit for the national Project Management Exam. Total hours: 72
BNS-513 Project Management Fundamentals
BNS-514 Project Management Applications
and one of the following:
OLI-392 Introduction to Microsoft Project 2010
or
OLA-357 Introduction to Microsoft Project 2013
or
OLT-359 Microsoft Project 2016: Introduction
Upon successful completion, students earn an AACC continuing education certificate. Once you successfully complete all the course requirements of the certificate program with a passing grade or higher, submit a Student Application for a Continuing Education Certificate.
$466 to $490 for Anne Arundel County residents, including tuition and fees, depending on the program elective selected.
Students must be at least 16 years old.
Register online, in person, by fax, or mail. Use certificate code CE.FUND.PROJECT-MGT.
We continuously develop new trainings and courses to meet the needs of our community. Call us at 410-777-2325 to inquire about new courses or to share your ideas.
Our online courses can be scheduled on-demand to serve students who are seeking training on less in-demand topics or who have schedules that demand alternatives to our face-to-face schedules.
