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Mar 29, 2026
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MGT 633 - Leading Projects, Programs and Operations
This course explores the best practices associated with the leadership and management of complex organization projects, programs, and processes. Ensuring the organizational operations are actively planned, monitored, executed, and evaluated is a critical element in an organization’s overall success. Topics include project planning, managing the people, processes, and resources during execution, and the assessment of results to goals. As a result, this course will contribute to a student’s knowledge of organizational complexity as well as the application and integration of leadership skills.
Credit(s): 3
Prerequisite(s):
MGT 600 .
Outcomes
- Evaluate the roles that leaders and managers execute in the project, program, and business operations processes.
- Analyze the components necessary to create an effective and efficient project plan.
- Build a project-based financial and human capital budget, team structure, communications plan, and evaluation process.
- Design a set of student-authored best practices in project and operations management to achieve identified success metrics.
- Evaluate strategies for managing project-based teams to ensure that projects are completed on time and on budget.
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