BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT
FALL 2015
accomplishments is not easy. This class will
help define skills, attributes and
achievements and present them in a way that
is quick and easy to read—a must for the
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world of Internet communication. Developing
confidence and self-promotion is essential to
Eligibility Requirements
the success of job hunting. Learn the steps to
Students should have a general
an interview when you can comfortably
understanding of computers. Experience with promote you as a professional event planner.
Microsoft Office Tools is a plus.
Have the confidence to share your experiences
and show how they result in a valued
Special Features
employee.
Students will have an opportunity to create a
project plan, track progress and design and
Scheduled Class
print reports.
Project Management
Microsoft Project
Resume Writing, Job Searching &
Self Promotion
Books
Microsoft Project 2010 Software Training
Guide, Wilkens
Available in the CSUDH bookstore.
Please bring it to the first class meeting.
Scheduled Classes
Microsoft Project 2010
1.8 CEUs, 18 Seat-Hours, 18 PDUs
The course is structured to cover all aspects
of the software and how to use it effectively.
This course is supplemental to the
“Certificate in Project Management” program
(PMX-900 series) and the “Certificate in
Construction Project Management” program
(CMX-900 series). This course also supports
scheduling principles as documented in PMI’s
PMBOK® Guide and PMP® & CAPM®
certification programs.
Date:
Sep 15 - Oct 209
Time:
Tue 6-9pm
Meetings:
6
Location:
EE 1202
Fee:
$499
Instructor:
Tammo Wilkens
Course No.: PMX 951 Sec 01
Reg. No.:
42770
For more info: email [email protected]
www.csudh.edu/ee/microsoftproject.html
Resume Writing,
Job Searching and
Self Promotion
Many people have a difficult time promoting
themselves or communicating their
extraordinary skills to employers. Writing a
resume that highlights capabilities and
0.6 CEUs
Date:
Time:
Meetings:
Location:
Fee:
Instructor:
Course No.:
Reg. No.:
Dec 5
Sat 9am-4pm (1 hr lunch)
1
EE 1222
$125
Carroll Reuben
NMEP 105 Sec 01
43018
For more info: email [email protected]
Special Major
Bachelor of Arts
Degree
A Special Major degree for
those who have completed
the Production and Inventory
Control Certificate Program
The Program
Students who have completed the Supply
Chain Management / Production and
Inventory Control program at California State
University, Dominguez Hills, are invited to
apply the credits earned to a bachelor’s
degree program as part of a unique program
entitled Special Major. Through this program,
students can integrate their studies in Supply
Chain Management with at least two other
disciplines to obtain the degree. Working with
an advisory committee, participants design a
path that best suits their individual and
career objectives. Working adults and their
employers will appreciate the career-specific
approach of this innovative course of study.
Eligibility Requirements
Formal admittance to the University is not
required for participation in the Supply Chain
Management / Production & Inventory Control
Certificate program, but is required for
participation in the balance of the Bachelor’s
Degree Program. All students are required to
pay extension tuition for these courses.
Students desiring to enter the University to
earn a Special Major BA must follow standard
University application procedures as outlined
in the University Catalog.
Program Requirements
The Special Major Bachelor of Arts degree
requires the completion of 120 semester
hours including both lower and upper division
course work. Participating students must
complete all general studies program
requirements (52-59 semester units) and
integrate at least one other discipline outside
of the College of Business and Public Policy
with the PIX units to achieve a total of 24
units of upper division credit to complete the
Special Major. Students must also complete
an acceptable University minor.
Other graduation requirements are listed in
the general University Catalog. The minimum
requirement for the Special Major is 24
semester units of approved upper division
work. The credit hours earned while
completing the Supply Chain Management /
Production and Inventory Control Certificate
serve as the foundation for the Special Major.
The remaining upper division credit hours, in
consultation with the student’s advisory
committee, should be chosen from at least
one other department outside the School of
Managem