The Naval Postgraduate School offers this four-week resident graduate education program to prepare students to support improved cost measurement, management, and control efforts. The program of instruction provides 12 units of credit that may be applicable to further education programs.

Requirements for Entry

Courses are offered to selected Army military and civilians. Undergraduate degree is required.

For further information go to www.us.army.mil or contact Cecile Batchelor, Special Assistant for Enterprise Cost Strategy, Office of Deputy Assistant, Secretary of the Army for Cost & Economics.

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Entry Dates: Ongoing basis

Program Length: Four weeks

Graduate Certificate Requirements: Completion of the following four courses.

MN3352 Managerial Costing
Content: Cost measurement concepts and techniques of cost analysis
Available: Per Army requirements six to eight times per year

MN3353 Operations Management
Content: Fundamentals of design, management, and control of operational processes
Available: Per Army requirements six to eight times per year

MN4354 Cost Control
Content: Control theory, practical examples of cost control issues and solutions including cost benefit analysis and case studies
Available: Per Army requirements six to eight times per year

MN3355 Organizational Effectiveness for Cost Managers
Content: Systems thinking, interpersonal communication, listening, motivation, leadership, message framing, decision making, persuasion, power and social influence, and negotiations
Available: Per Army requirements six to eight times per year

Program Manager: Alice Crawford

Administration: Jillian Crawford