Information Technology Management
Current students
Academic Program Director
- Professor
- 241 Wing Technology Center
- pharied@uwlax.edu
- 608.785.8103
Specialty areas:
Information Systems Project Management, Offshoring, Outsourcing, Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), Online Fantasy Sports, Live Streaming Acceptance & Motivation
Frequently Asked Questions
Dropping Classes
- If you are dropping all your classes even if that’s only one class, then this is considered a withdrawal from the university and you must contact the Office of Student Life, studentlife@uwlax.edu, AND Peter Haried, pharied@uwlax.edu. There may be a withdrawal fee assessed.
- If you will remain enrolled in other classes, but need to withdraw from a class contact Peter Haried, pharied@uwlax.edu.
Policies and Rights
As a UW-La Crosse (UWL) student you are subject to the same policies and have the same rights as any UWL student no matter which campus is responsible for your Information Technology Management class.
- Students must maintain a 3.00 cumulative grade point average. Academic eligibility standards may be accessed here.
- UWL policy regarding academic misconduct (it is the same for
graduate students) - UWL policies regarding sexual misconduct, religious accommodations,
students with disabilities, and veterans and active military personnel
Course credit for PMI Project Management Professional certification
The Department of Information Systems awards credit for prior learning in ITM 730 Agile and Traditional IT Project Management (3 cr.) to any current degree or certificate-seeking UWL student who presents a valid and current certification for the course in which credit is desired - see certifications listed below. In each instance, credit is awarded with a grade of Satisfactory ("S"), which is not included in a student's grade point average.
Contact the College of Business Administration Academic Services Director (cbadeans@uwlax.edu) to begin the process. There is no fee for this evaluation.
Qualifications
For ITM 730 Agile and Traditional IT Project Management (3 cr.), student must have a valid, current certification in one of the following:
- Project Management Institute (PMI) Project Management Professional (PMP) certification.
- Other certifications may also be considered on a case-by-case basis but must first be reviewed and approved by the student’s program director.
Graduation
- Apply for graduation immediately after registering for your final semester. Additional graduation information is available here.
- You must complete a credit check with the College of Business Administration (CBA) Dean's Office to verify that you have met all of the graduation requirements.
