PM-C 831

Project Management - Problem Identification

University of Kansas · Fall 2026

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This competency unit is designed to empower project managers with the essential skills and knowledge necessary to detect and define problems accurately within a project's lifecycle. This unit delves into the methodologies for dissecting problems, recognizing opportunities, and conducting thorough root cause analyses to uncover the fundamental reasons behind adverse events. It encompasses the evaluation of issues using suitable tools, the assessment of information for accuracy and relevance, and the identification of potential obstacles that could impede project success. By mastering this competency, project managers will be adept at articulating problems in terms of their root causes, ensuring a clear understanding and strategic approach to problem-solving. This competency is crucial for maintaining project integrity, ensuring timely delivery, and upholding the overall quality of the project outcomes.

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Class #28579Fall 20261 credits
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