PM-C 813
Project Management - Project Methodologies
University of Kansas · Fall 2026
Catalog description
This competency unit delves into the selection, application, and adaptation of project management methodologies, particularly the waterfall model, to meet specific project deliverables. It underscores the strategic importance of choosing the right methodology to align with a project's unique attributes and desired outcomes. Key topics include the principles of the waterfall methodology, its structured sequential approach, and its suitability for projects with clear objectives and stable requirements. This unit provides project and program managers with the essential knowledge and skills needed to effectively select and apply the waterfall methodology, adapt it as necessary to cater to project demands, and design comprehensive training for team members to ensure a thorough understanding of the chosen methodology's impact on project structure and governance. It equips professionals with the ability to discern when the waterfall methodology is the most appropriate and how to implement it to enhance project success.
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1200
45 openSeats: 5/50 seats Last recorded: Jul 30, 2026, 1:16 AM- Days & times
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Source career: GRDC; Meeting arranged/TBA