| Course Code | Name | Course Description |
| PM7000-8 | Project Procurement Management | Doctoral Learners will examine strategies and materials necessary for the project team to perform their mission. This final assessment will incorporate contract management and the change control processes required to administer contracts or purchase orders. |
| PM7004-8 | Project Risk Management | This doctoral course examines project risk management planning strategies. Learners will identify, analyze, and suggest responses to processes regarding monitoring and control. Learners will be evaluated on response to discussion questions, subject matter related to the activity and evaluated based on written research papers. |
| PM7008-8 | Project Monitoring and Control | In this course the doctoral Learner will explore the components of project monitoring and control measures to identify variances from the project plan. Corrective actions will be formulated in a final assessment project. Learners will be evaluated on response to discussion questions, subject matter related to the activity and evaluated based on written research papers. |
| PM7012-8 | Multiple Project Management | This doctoral course provides strategies from industries responsible for management of multiple projects. Learners will utilize multi-project management tools, techniques and methods need to successfully manage allocated resources across various projects. Learners will be evaluated on response to discussion questions, subject matter related to the activity and evaluated based on written research papers. |
| PM7016-8 | Managerial Budgets and Project Management | Earned Value is the accurate measurement of the authorized work physically accomplished plus management's budget for the completed work. This course presents the Earned Value technique which has been around for decades. It is discussed in this course as an effective technique to manage projects. |
| PM8010CAGS-8 | Project Management | The Learner will create a comprehensive research project that seeks to create a unique solution to a stated, real or hypothetical defined topic approved by the Mentor. Research scope and definitions must be declared before the specific approved project can commence. Learners will be assessed on demonstrated proficiency in designed assignments, which will culminate into a final research project. |
