The Graduate Certificate in Information Technology Project Management is particularly valuable for project managers, systems analysts, designers, programmers, research managers, and others engaged in the administration of technical projects. Students are informed of new and improved IT project management tools and techniques used in today’s competitive market, where only the best IT project managers will succeed in completing assignments in a timely, cost-effective, and quality-conscious manner.
Students will also be able to take an optional (PMP) preparation course and pursue PMP certification.
In addition to being offered on the Charles River Campus, this certificate is also available in the following format:
By combining the convenience of online study and the dynamic of face-to-face study, the eLive format provides added flexibility and new avenues of opportunity for those with demanding schedules.
Each course for the Graduate Certificate in Information Technology Project Management combines online study with four on-campus Wednesday meetings per semester.
The following Information Technology Project Management eLive courses are offered in Fall 2009:
Boston Campus Schedule
Saturday face-to-face meetings: 9/2/2009, 9/30/2009, 10/28/2009, and 12/2/2009
6—9 p.m.
Credits earned from this certificate may be applied toward the Master of Science in Computer Information Systems, which is accredited by the Project Management Institute’s Global Accreditation Center.
A total of 16 credits are required.
Applicants to the program are required to have a bachelor’s degree and programming experience equivalent to MET CS 231 Introduction to Computer Science for Programmers with C++ or MET CS 232 Introduction to Computer Science with Java.
16 required credits:
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Department of Computer Science
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617-353-2566
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