7 courses with the subject PJMR, 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.
PJMR 120Project Management Fundamentals 3 SH
Project Management is about executing ideas on time, in budget, and adapting to challenges along the way. All modern business professionals need to understand it. This course, which culminates in a final project, gives you the foundational tools to do that: Waterfall and Agile methodologies, the project management lifecycle, precise goal setting, professional progress trackers, stakeholder engagement, and project analysis.
PJMR 210Career Navigation and Exploration in Business and Project Management 3 SH
In this course the student will explore career paths in Project Management, potential salary outcomes, and different roles. The student will pick target jobs and opportunities that are the best fit for them and make a clear plan of action toward securing them. Prerequisites or corequisite: PJMR 120
Most projects fail at the planning stage. This course teaches the student to create plans that keep projects on track from day one. Define project scopes that adapt to change, develop timelines with Gantt charts and critical path analyses, and create budgets that succeed under pressure. Using project-based coursework, the student will learn to develop plans that are both ambitious and achievable, mastering the skills to optimize resources and deliver results that matter. Prerequisite or corequisite: PMJR 120
This course teaches you to see the storm coming and prepare, turning looming disasters into manageable challenges. You'll learn to cut through the noise, create clear action plans, and keep control even when the pressure is on. Be the manager who's ready for anything, who stays calm, steady, and ahead of the game when things get tough. Prerequisite or corequisite: PMJR 120
When change outpaces planning and requirements keep shifting, traditional project management falls short. That’s where Agile comes in—designed to thrive in uncertainty and deliver value in fast-paced environments. Here, adaptability beats predictability, and customer satisfaction takes priority over rigid plans. In this course, you’ll learn to pivot with purpose, keep your team aligned, and impress stakeholders, even when the ground is constantly shifting.
PJMR 320Project Execution, Monitoring and Control 3 SH
This course dives into the real challenges of project execution—where theory meets chaos. Learn to track KPIs to catch issues before they spiral, handle conflicts head-on, and pivot with confidence when things shift. Master the art of data storytelling to make your progress clear, wrap up projects seamlessly, and create impact that reverberates across the business. Prerequisite: PMJR 120
In this capstone course, the student will step into the real role of a project manager, leading a complex project from start to finish and showcasing everything you’ve mastered. By the end of the semester, the student not only has a standout portfolio piece to impress future employers but will also be able to sit for the CAPM exam – demonstrating skills knowledge, and readiness to tackle the field. Prerequisites: PJMR 120, PJMR 210, PJMR 220, PJMR 230
