BS-IT Management Degree
BS in Project Management
Specialize in Project Management
Meeting the growing industry need for skilled employees capable of leading projects, the newest specialization from IT Management provides graduates with an in-depth understanding of the skills and techniques of effective project management. These skills have universal application, spanning every organization from construction firms to non-profits to tech start-ups. For students wishing to earn a double specialization, Project Management will complement any of our other IT Management specializations. The need for graduates with these skills crosses all types of business including agriculture, construction, finance, retail, government, manufacturing, and not-for-profits.
$48.44
National mean hourly wage for Project Management Specialists* Last updated May 2024
7%
Job growth for Project Managers in the Computer/IT industry* Last updated May 2023
For more employment information, visit the Bureau of Labor Statistics
2025-2026 Catalog Curriculum:
In addition to completing the IT Management core courses and meeting all university graduation requirements, students must complete the following courses for the data driven innovation for IT managers specialization.
- ADMG 474: Project Management Competencies - 4 credits
- ADMG 475: Project Communications and Agile Methods - 4 credits
- ADMG 476: Project Risk Analysis and Evaluation - 4 credits
- ADMG 477: Measuring Project Performance for Success - 4 credits
- ADMG 479: Project Management Capstone - 4 credits
Total Specialization Credits: 20
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Students are encouraged to apply for the BS-IT Management major early. Once enrolled, you will be connected with an IT Management advisor who will help you develop a clear academic plan and ensure you stay on track for successful degree completion.
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