APTPUO-Fall 2026-EMP6362

University of Ottawa•Ottawa, ON

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Introduction to project management. Project life cycle management overview (initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and control, and closure). Basic project management concepts, approaches, methods, tools and techniques. Topics covered include: identifying project needs and objectives; aligning projects with organizational strategy; managing stakeholder expectations; writing the project charter and the project plan; delivering projects; monitoring and control; understanding and measuring project success, delivering long-term and sustainable impacts. Built upon the Project Management Institute's (PMI) Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide), this course offers a comprehensive grasp of the project management field. Students will explore project management process groups and systematic approaches (predictive, agile, and hybrid) throughout the course. The course extends beyond foundational principles, providing insights into strategic project selection. This empowers students to assess and select projects harmonizing with their organizations' objectives. Central to the course is its emphasis on hands-on learning. This equips students with the aptitude to strategize and execute projects, surpassing organizational performance targets effectively. Practical skills and adept problem-solving capabilities are honed through real-world case studies, translating theoretical understanding into pragmatic application.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in business or engineering.
PMP or equivalent certification.
Solid industry track record in professional and managerial roles related to project management.
Experience in technology project initiation, development, and management.
Competence in a second language (implied by 'Competence in second language: Active').

Nice To Haves

Master degree in management or engineering.
PhD.
Experience as CTO or higher-ranking role in engineering management in a technical/technological firm.
Experience in post-secondary teaching and/or professional development instruction.

Responsibilities

Teach the course PROJECT MANAGEMENT (EMP6362 Section A) during the 2026 Fall Semester.
Provide instruction in English.
Manage student expectations and assess project success.
Deliver projects and ensure long-term, sustainable impacts.
Facilitate hands-on learning through real-world case studies.