This course is an in-depth study of IT project management principles. In this course students learn IT project management methods that create value for the organization and stakeholders. They will understand the relationship between IT portfolios, programs and projects. This course covers how to recognize and respond to systems that interact throughout the project life cycle. Students will learn how to adapt to changes and risks while ensuring quality and delivering value. The course delves deep into analyzing and tailoring methods to ensure delivery of expected outcomes. The course concludes with a look into models, methods, and artifacts used in managing technical projects.
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