Principles of Project Management

Principles of Project Management professionals possess an understanding of project management fundamentals, such as creating project plans, project procurement, managing schedules and budgets, identifying risks and communicating status reports to stakeholders at all levels within an organization. The specific skills obtained are dependent on courses selected from the available options.

Requirements include completion of three credit-bearing courses (9 credits) from a pre-defined list offered at Syracuse University. The badge may be earned as a stand-alone credential or within a credit-bearing degree, certificate, or minor program.

Course Options:

• PPM 301 - Foundations of Project Management (prerequisite course for all other courses)

• PPM 310 - Project Organization and Leadership

• PPM 315 - Project Management Methodologies

• PPM 320 - Project Controls

• PPM 325 - Project Communications and Stakeholder Management

• PPM 411 - Project Management Capstone

• PPM 610 - Project Management Fundamentals

• PPM 612 - Project Planning

• PPM 613- Agile Project Management

• PPM 615- Schedule Development and Management

• PPM 628- Opportunity and Risk Management

• PPM 629- Procurement and Stakeholder Management

• PPM 632- Organizational Behavior and Leadership

• PPM 634- Project Communications Management

• PPM 646- Global Projects and Virtual Project Management

• PPM 711- Capstone in Project Management