Computer Systems
COMP 1288 - Information Technology Project Management

This hands-on, introductory course is for information technology students who want to learn how to develop and implement an IT project plan. Project management discipline, best practices and decisions apply to various IT sectors including: Web Development, Databases and Networking. Topics include: identifying project stakeholders and defining roles and responsibilities of the team, defining scope, devising risks and quality plans, mapping-out a schedule, determining a budget and defining a communication strategy. Participants use MS Project 2003 and learn techniques to help them deliver IT projects on time, on budget and within the original project scope. Prerequisites: COMP 1002 and COMP 1200 (1.5 Credits)

Winter 2010

Mar 01-Apr 12	6 Weeks	$299.00	CRN: 76382
Mar 01-Apr 12	Mon	1830-2130	BBY SE12 322
Instructor: Dirk Coetzee
Note: No class Apr.  5 (Easter)
Note: This course is in progress. For more information on the availability of this course, please contact the appropriate Program Assistant [PDF].

Spring/Summer 2010

Apr 26-Jun 07	6 Weeks	$299.00	CRN: 56908
Apr 26-Jun 07	Mon	1800-2100	DTC 372
Note: No class May 24 (Victoria Day)

Jun 14-Jul 19	6 Weeks	$299.00	CRN: 57595
Jun 14-Jul 19	Mon	1830-2130	BBY SE12 320