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- Level Intermediate
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Applied AI: Project Management in Organizations
Issued by
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
In either Project Management (MNGMT-5323-5605) Project Management (MNGMT-4323-5603), students demonstrate the ability to evaluate the benefits, limitations, and responsible use of artificial intelligence in project management. Earners apply traditional and AI-supported methods to plan, organize, and pitch project proposals to real-world clients in business, nonprofit, government, education, or other organizational settings. Students must earn 80% or higher on the required final project proposal.
- Type Learning
- Level Intermediate
- Time Months
- Cost Paid
Skills
Earning Criteria
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Earning an 80% or above, students identify professional organizations, industry resources, government reports, and field-specific materials to examine how AI is shaping project management in their current or future careers. Students outline a 6-week plan for continued growth in project management, AI literacy, and professional readiness specific to their career aspirations.
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Earning an 80% or above, students will research and discuss how AI is used in project planning, scheduling, budgeting, communication, risk mitigation, and decision-making. Students evaluate key benefits and concerns, including efficiency, accuracy, bias, privacy, over reliance, ethical judgment, and responsible human oversight.
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Earning an 80% or above, Students create and pitch project management deliverables to clients. The clients receive the project schedule, budget, risk mitigation plan using traditional and AI-supported methods. Students explain how AI was used, evaluate its usefulness with the support of their client mentor.