Bachelor of Applied Science in Applied Management - Project Management Specialization

Evaluate and implement effective communication across all levels of the organization and to diverse audiences using language, tools, concepts and managerial principles necessary to achieve desired outcomes.

Explain the value of diversity and community as related to business ventures with attention to the dynamics of power and privilege.

Develop organizational management and leadership strategies using skills grounded in current theories and techniques for stability, growth and change.

Demonstrate innovation and critical thinking, teamwork, and technical and information literacy commensurate with management positions.

Analyze, evaluate, and implement decision-making strategies applying analytical tools, information systems and emerging technologies.

Design programs which maximize human potential using principles and best practices of successful human resource management.

Develop realistic and comprehensive project plans, identify risk areas, monitor the plans, and deal with problems through appropriate use of project management techniques.

Distinguish between law and ethics; recommend acceptable resolutions of ethical issues and dilemmas to improve organizational outcomes and support social responsibility.

Analyze data to solve problems, explain performance, make decisions, and identify opportunities.

Prepare and explain cost control processes including the ability to establish a budget, prepare cost reports, and forecast expenditures.