Project Management
Certificate
Program description
Project
management is a systematic approach to planning, organizing,
controlling, and leading a project from the planning stages
to
successful completion. The
Project Management Certificate is designed to help you
- Understand
the role and functions of the project manager
- Plan
and manage projects using Microsoft Project software, Work
Breakdown Structures, Gantt charts, and PERT charts
- Manage
your time, budget, and project team more effectively
- Apply
these tools immediately by completing a project plan and
budget as part of the course of study
The Project
Management Certificate is a joint program of the University
of Delaware's Division of Professional and Continuing
Studies and Alfred
Lerner College of Business and Economics.
Who
should participate
- Newly
promoted or aspiring project managers
- Experienced
project leaders who want to take their management skills
to the next level
- Anyone
who wants to lead a project successfully throughout its
life cycle, from planning to successful completion
- Project
managers seeking an entry into the Project Management Institute’s
PMP (Project Management Professional) certification process
Requirements
for enrollment
There
are no formal requirements for acceptance into the certificate
program. Classes are limited to no more than 20 participants,
and registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served
basis.
Time
to complete
The Project
Management Certificate can be completed in four months.
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