Contract Management

In this course, students examine the theory and practice of commercial management in a business enterprise. The course reviews the legal framework for commercial acquisition contracts. The course also examines in detail the Uniform Commercial Code as it relates to basic contract law to help students who engage in commercial transactions understand its applicability. This course will also be helpful for those interested in testing for the Certified Commercial Contract Manager (CCCM) certification.

Course to be sunset by May 30, 2025. The sunset of a course or program does not have any impact on the validity of the earned credential.  Students who are not able to complete a program prior to the sunset date will be able to do so with approved replacement courses in accordance with other academic policies.

In this course, students examine the theory and practice of the federal acquisition management process. The course reviews the pre and post-award contracting process focusing on complex, noncommercial acquisitions. The course also examines the functional roles of individuals having responsibility in this area. Students will develop the skills and knowledge needed to perform the role of business adviser and to apply ethical principles and sound judgment to resolve contracting issues. Specific topics include knowledge to test for the Certified Federal Contract Manager (CFCM) certification and mastery of federal acquisition regulation (FAR) and government contracting best practices.

Course to be sunset by May 30, 2025. The sunset of a course or program does not have any impact on the validity of the earned credential.  Students who are not able to complete a program prior to the sunset date will be able to do so with approved replacement courses in accordance with other academic policies.

In this course, students cover the Contract Management Body of Knowledge (CMBOK) in advanced contracting topics. Students will enhance their skills and understanding of acquisition management. The class emphasizes both theory and practice allowing students to learn the underlying principles and use of the current tools in the field. This course contains specialized knowledge in commercial and government contracting. Students will learn to apply ethical principles and sound judgment to resolve contracting issues. Specific topics include knowledge to test for the Certified Professional Contracts Management (CPCM) certification.

Course to be sunset by May 30, 2025. The sunset of a course or program does not have any impact on the validity of the earned credential.  Students who are not able to complete a program prior to the sunset date will be able to do so with approved replacement courses in accordance with other academic policies.

Fundamentals of Contract Management: Principles is the first part of a course designed as an introduction to key concepts and principles for contract management professionals.

Fundamentals of Contract Management: Practice is the second part of a course designed as an introduction to key concepts and principles for contract management professionals. In this course, students will apply concepts learned in CTM 1000.

Fundamentals of Contract Management: Principles and Practice is a course designed as an introduction to key concepts and principles for contract management professionals.

Commercial Contract Management: Principles is the first part of this course in which students examine the theory and practice of commercial management in a business enterprise. The course reviews the legal framework for commercial acquisition contracts. The course also examines in detail the Uniform Commercial Code as it relates to basic contract law to help students who engage in commercial transactions understand its applicability. This course will also be helpful for those interested in testing for the Certified Commercial Contract Manager (CCCM) certification.

Commercial Contract Management: Practice is the second part of this course in which students examine the theory and practice of commercial management in a business enterprise. The course reviews the legal framework for commercial acquisition contracts. The course also examines in detail the Uniform Commercial Code as it relates to basic contract law to help students who engage in commercial transactions understand its applicability. This course will also be helpful for those interested in testing for the Certified Commercial Contract Manager (CCCM) certification. In this course, students will apply the concepts learned in CTM 1100.

Commercial Contract Management: Principles and Practice is a course in which students examine the theory and practice of commercial management in a business enterprise. The course reviews the legal framework for commercial acquisition contracts. The course also examines in detail the Uniform Commercial Code as it relates to basic contract law to help students who engage in commercial transactions understand its applicability. This course will also be helpful for those interested in testing for the Certified Commercial Contract Manager (CCCM) certification.

Government Contract Management: Principles is the first part of this course in which students examine the theory and practice of the federal acquisition management process. The course reviews the pre- and post-award contracting process focusing on complex, noncommercial acquisitions. The course also examines the functional roles of individuals having responsibility in this area. Students will develop the skills and knowledge needed to perform the role of business adviser and to apply ethical principles and sound judgment to resolve contracting issues. Specific topics include knowledge to test for the Certified Federal Contract Manager (CFCM) certification and mastery of federal acquisition regulation (FAR) and government contracting best practices.

Government Contract Management: Practice is the second part of this course in which students examine the theory and practice of the federal acquisition management process. The course reviews the pre- and post-award contracting process focusing on complex, noncommercial acquisitions. The course also examines the functional roles of individuals having responsibility in this area. Students will develop the skills and knowledge needed to perform the role of business adviser and to apply ethical principles and sound judgment to resolve contracting issues. Specific topics include knowledge to test for the Certified Federal Contract Manager (CFCM) certification and mastery of federal acquisition regulation (FAR) and government contracting best practices. In this course, students will apply the concepts learned in CTM 1200.

Government Contract Management: Principles and Practice is a course in which students examine the theory and practice of the federal acquisition management process. The course reviews the pre- and post-award contracting process focusing on complex, noncommercial acquisitions. The course also examines the functional roles of individuals having responsibility in this area. Students will develop the skills and knowledge needed to perform the role of business adviser and to apply ethical principles and sound judgment to resolve contracting issues. Specific topics include knowledge to test for the Certified Federal Contract Manager (CFCM) certification and mastery of federal acquisition regulation (FAR) and government contracting best practices.

Advanced Contract Management: Principles is the first part of this course in which students cover the Contract Management Body of Knowledge (CMBOK) in advanced contracting topics. Students will enhance their skills and understanding of acquisition management. The class emphasizes both theory and practice allowing students to learn the underlying principles and use of the current tools in the field. This course contains specialized knowledge in commercial and government contracting. Students will learn to apply ethical principles and sound judgment to resolve contracting issues. Specific topics include knowledge to test for the Certified Professional Contracts Management (CPCM) certification.

Advanced Contract Management: Practice is the second part of this course in which students cover the Contract Management Body of Knowledge (CMBOK) in advanced contracting topics. Students will enhance their skills and understanding of acquisition management. The class emphasizes both theory and practice allowing students to learn the underlying principles and use of the current tools in the field. This course contains specialized knowledge in commercial and government contracting. Students will learn to apply ethical principles and sound judgment to resolve contracting issues. Specific topics include knowledge to test for the Certified Professional Contracts Management (CPCM) certification. In this course, students will apply concepts learned in CTM 1300.

Advanced Contract Management: Principles and Practice is a course in which students cover the Contract Management Body of Knowledge (CMBOK) in advanced contracting topics. Students will enhance their skills and understanding of acquisition management. The class emphasizes both theory and practice allowing students to learn the underlying principles and use of the current tools in the field. This course contains specialized knowledge in commercial and government contracting. Students will learn to apply ethical principles and sound judgment to resolve contracting issues. Specific topics include knowledge to test for the Certified Professional Contracts Management (CPCM) certification.

Contracting Excellence: Principles is the first part of a course designed for students to explore advanced topics for contract management excellence.

Contracting Excellence: Practice is the second part of a course designed for students to explore advanced topics for contract management excellence. In this course, students will apply concepts learned in CTM1500.

Contracting Excellence: Principles and Practice is a course designed for students to explore advanced topics for contract management excellence.