Project Management Professional Development
The University of texas at Dallas Project Management Program offers a wide variety if Porfessional Development Programs to assist you in furthering your Project Management knowledge and earning Professional Development Units (PDUs) to maintain your PMP certfication.
This Professional Development series is composed of non-credit classes that cover topics relevant to the Project Management Institute's (PMI) Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK). While students do not receive college credit, they do earn the Professional Development Unit (PDU) credit recognized by PMI.
The course covers basic project management principles and concepts and helps prepare students for the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification examination. The curriculum targets candidates preparing for the PMP exam. If you plan to take the 200-question Project Management Professional examination, prepare for the exam by attending this 35-hour examination review. The course covers basic project management principles and concepts and helps prepare students for the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification examination. The curriculum targets candidates preparing for the PMP exam.
These short courses are slef-paced, online courses covering various topics relevant to project management. Professional Development Units are earned to maintain your PMP certification.
Managing Projects Across Borders
Do you know what it's like when negotiations with a potential international partner go absolutely nowhere even though initial interest seemed high? Or when a foreign vendor reassures you that everything is on track and you find out they're way behind? Or when your company's project team members from different countries seem to act more like competitors than colleagues? You're not alone. While international project collaboration has become a reality for thousands of program and project managers in the United States, the success rate is mixed. Organizations frequently struggle with misaligned expectations, differences in values and work styles, and the challenges of communicating across distances, languages and cultures. The Managing Projects Across Borders series is a unique opportunity for executives, program managers, project managers and team members to mitigate the often unseen risks in international project management.
