PRM 206 : Project Management Internship
This internship places students in an environment to further enhance their training and studies in the field of project management under the supervision of a faculty member and an assigned practicing project manager. Students work 10-15 hours per week in their position and must participate in a one-hour weekly seminar. This course will include the preparation of a resume, cover letter, and researching various job settings to match student's career interests. In preparation for the internship interview and for potential employment, students will participate in mock interviews. Prerequisite: PRM 202. Three lecture hours per week.
3 credits Spring
Course Outcomes
After completion of this course, students will be able to:
1. Prepare a resume and cover letter
2. Research various settings and find a match to his/her career interests
3. Prepare for an interview
4. Work in an internship position in the project management field
5. Perform as an entry-level professional employee