BSLL 3006 - Project Management Fundamentals

This course is designed for students of various experience levels, with focus on newer project managers and project coordinators with less than 1 year experience on a project team. It is a great introduction (jumpstart) into the world of project management through a step-by-step, detailed approach filled with practical examples of project management methodology, tools, and techniques. This interactive class will help you understand the life cycle of a project and teach you how to initiate, manage, control, and close your project with greater success, no matter the size or complexity.

Course Objectives:

• Increase project management knowledge and skill
• Define a project, program, operation, or activity
• Identify the role of the project manager (PM)
• Understand the project life cycle and processes
• Understand project staffing and team dynamics
• Help improve your ability to reach higher levels of success on your projects (or program).

To find out more about this class, please contact Mary Colasanti at mary.colasanti@colostate.edu or 303-376-2607.

This course may be customized and offered at a location of your choice. Call Pam Nicholson at 303-376-2602 to discuss pricing and options.

Noncredit courses do not produce academic credit nor appear on a Colorado State University academic transcript.

Textbooks and Materials

The course textbook and course workbook are included in the tuition for the course.