The courses cover the qualitative and quantitative skills, methodologies, and procedures that are necessary for a proficient project manager. Every effort has been made to bring practical examples into the overall curriculum. Since this program is non-discipline specific, no technical discipline will receive exclusive representation. Not withstanding, every effort is made so that solutions and analyses are discussed at the practical level. Mathematical and statistical concepts employed in the solution of managerial problems.
Students study and experience ways to make conflict a creative rather than a destructive experience.
Methods of conflict resolution are practiced. Integrative approach to organizational concepts, management principles, philosophy, and theory in public and private organizations. This course explores the concepts and methods for making complex decisions in both business and government. Practical examination of how projects can be managed from start to finish, including specific emphasis on planning and controlling to avoid common pit-falls. Thais homework and software intensive course also contains some researching real cost data to support project calculations.