15 courses with the subject PRM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
PRM 600Foundations of Project Management (3 cr.)
This foundation course covers key terminology, project management context, and the project management framework. This framework focuses on project leadership, business environment, and processes for agile and predictive approaches.
This course strengthens and deepens communication skills for technical professionals. The organization of information for multiple audiences and purposes is engaged for project managers and technologists. Students work hands-on with technological tools, including Generative AI, to document and present project outcomes. Professionalism in both oral and written communication is expected.
PRM 630AI and Emerging Trends in Project Management (3 cr.)
This course examines the use of Generative AI, and emerging trends to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of project management to create value. The predictive, agile, and hybrid approaches are explored along with program and portfolio management. Upon completion of this course, students are expected to be able to do the following Audit the project environment and organization to identify, evaluate, and prioritize the integration of AI and emerging technologies. Analyze and synthesize information regarding emerging trends within project management to effectively assess their potential impact, implications, and potential opportunities. Create and implement AI workflows by synthesizing prompt patterns and tailoring methodologies to solve problems. Audit AI outputs for accuracy, bias, and ethical compliance. Engineer and deploy AI-driven frameworks to synthesize project data, enabling the assessment of project feasibility and the modeling of KPIs to optimize project performance and risk mitigation.
This course focuses on integrating project management knowledge, skills, and techniques developed in previous courses. It emphasizes critical analysis, synthesis, and evaluation of the theories and application of project management. It includes a major research paper and presentations as well as opportunities for reflection.
