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Course Description

Explore current concepts and application of iterative project management in the workplace. Analyze various tools that can be used to support constraints and problems faced by the organization. Recommend ways to approach project problems through iterative planning principles. Advocate for adaptive project methodologies which reduce risk, increase flexibility and improve quality when dealing with the many types of projects with a high degree of change.

This course is restricted to students that have been accepted to the Project Management Program. The application deadline for the Winter 2023 Semester is December 1. To submit an application, please visit the CE Business Application Form. 

Prerequisites

Project Management (BUSNBE305) OR Introduction to Project Management (HRES10013)

Equivalents

None

Course Hours

42

Credit Value

3

Applies to the following Programs

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