M.S. Information Technology Project Management

The MS in Information Technology Project Management is designed to equip students to apply project management principles and practices for IT initiatives across organizations. Students will learn to balance both traditional (sequential) and agile (iterative) management techniques, the two leading methodologies for leading IT projects. Students will also master establishing communication and leadership strategies, organizing teams for IT projects, and other essential decision-making skills. Graduates who complete this collegiate IT management program will be equipped with the skills required for industry certification and excellence as a project manager.

Core Courses

• MGMT-501 Foundations of Graduate Business  3 Hours
• MGMT-502 Foundations of Graduate Global Business  3 Hours
• PROJ-610 Project Management - Prioritization, Delivery Methods, and Initiation  3 Hours
• PROJ-620 Project Management- Scope, Planning, and Estimating  3 Hours
• PROJ-630 Project Management - Cost, Quality, and Contracts  3 Hours
• PROJ-640Project Management - Leadership, Teamwork, and Communication  3 Hours
• PROJ-650 Project Management- Stakeholders, Risks And Issues, Metrics and Measures  3 Hours
• PROJ-660 Project Management- Problem Resolution, Monitoring and Controlling, and Certifications  3 Hours
• PROJ-670 Project Leadership Practices and Careers  3 Hours
• CITM-501 Information Systems Infrastructure  3 Hours
• CITM-502 Information Systems Security  3 Hours