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Students in this situation may not switch to the two-course
option.
Those students who choose option 1 must develop and gain
approval of a problem statement and prospectus, carry out the
project, and present a final report. Students report the results of
their efforts in written and oral form. The project may be developed
in cooperation with a current employer or with some
other organization of the student’s choice, provided there is no
conflict of interest. The project must be conducted under the
direction of a faculty advisor in cooperation with an on-site
project supervisor.
All students entering the management project phase of their
program must meet with their faculty advisors. The time limit
for completing all degree requirements (detailed on p. 28) is
strictly enforced.
enrollment in ADMN 690, CSMN 690, ENVM 690, IMAN
690, TLMN 690, or TMAN 690 should contact their departmental
advisors at 800-888-UMUC, ext. 7200, or by e-mail
(addresses are listed for each program on the following pages).
Successful management project reports for all programs are
available for review. Students should call 800-888-UMUC, ext.
7209, for library hours.
Option 2—Two-Course Option
Students may choose to expand their knowledge in their chosen
fields by enrolling in two additional courses that complement
their degree or career objectives. Course selections are identified
according to program; however, students should nonetheless
obtain prior approval of the two-course selection from the program
director.
Most management project courses for the individual disciplines
are designated 690. (When taken for a second semester, the
course is designated 690M.) Students with questions concerning
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