Project Management: Applications

Project management skills are in high demand across many business sectors. 

This course applies the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) to managing projects, schedules, labor, and resources. This body of knowledge aligns with the Certified Associate Project Manager (CAPM) certification, which is a nationally recognized documentation of the fundamental knowledge, terminology and processes of effective project management.

This course, taken along with the Fundamentals and Budget & Resources courses, help prepare individuals for the CAPM exam. A minimum of 23 hours of Project Management Education is required to sit for the exam. 

Tuition Assistance Available
100% funding is available for New Mexico Residents.

For questions or to discuss the tuition assistance options available, please contact Annalise Jaramillo at workforce@cnm.edu or 505-224-5206.  

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• Develop a project charter, project plan, and project proposal.
• Create a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) for a complex project and determine management
  control points within the WBS.
• Formulate Work Packages and Control Accounts.
• Characterize the range, scope, critical path, and complexity of modern projects.
• Create a risk management plan.
• Apply project management tools and techniques for a complex project.
• Use critical thinking methods to analyze and incorporate various project management knowledge areas for a complex project.