BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PROID:-//Oakland University//Class Registration//EN BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC UID:4ba0abc9-59d1-4df4-bba3-a7be57697dad DESCRIPTION;FMTTYPE=text/html:Jump-start your career with project management certificate\n
\nGet ahe ad of workforce competition and enroll in the Project Management Principles Certificate Course at Oakland University’s School of Business Administration . Focusing on management concepts broadly applicable across a wide range of professions, the course is designed to answer the needs of companies interes ted in finding high-level employees capable of managing the complex, global projects in today's work environment.\nProject management is a rapidly expan ding field and is widely recognized across a spectrum of industries such as pharmaceuticals, building construction, vehicles, electronics, computer soft ware, and financial services.
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\nA project manager is the perso n accountable for accomplishing objectives on behalf of a client they repres ent, as well as having the ability to adapt to the various internal procedur es of the contracting party and ensuring unity among the project team.\nThe Project Management Principles course at the SBA is designed to assist profes sionals with the PMI exam certification process, and broadly covers topics t hat are designed to help participants become valuable project managers in mu ltiple industries. The eight knowledge areas examined during the three-modul e course include project management in terms of; integration, scope, time, c ost, quality, human resources, communications and risk management.
\n< br />\nTargeted skills include creating clear and attainable project objecti ves, building project requirements, and managing the triple constraint for p rojects – cost, time and scope. Course materials provided with class utilize case-based instruction and participant learning will be reinforced through classroom discussion.\nThe SBA will host the Fall 2012 program on Fridays an d Saturdays, Oct. 12-13, 19-20, and  26-27.
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