On completion of this course, students should be able to:

• Use advanced project management terminology and identify key concepts related to scope, schedule, cost, quality, risk, resource, stakeholder, and communication management within IT projects.
• Apply project management frameworks, methodologies, and tools to effectively manage IT projects, addressing the unique challenges of technology-driven environments.
• Integrate change management strategies to enhance adaptability, stakeholder engagement, and user adoption, contributing to the successful delivery of IT projects.
• Develop comprehensive project plans that align business objectives with technological solutions, incorporating IT-specific considerations such as technology lifecycles, agile methodologies, and software development practices.
• Organize and lead cross-functional teams, establishing clear roles and responsibilities while managing stakeholder expectations and communication in IT project settings.
• Gain practical experience by applying learned skills to real-world scenarios, preparing students to plan, execute, and manage IT projects effectively, ensuring alignment with business goals and successful project delivery.