BUSI 313 Foundations of Project Management Sample Papers, Week by Week

Liberty University · BS in Business Administration · Business and accounting · Updated

BUSI 313 introduces project management from initiation to closure: defining scope, estimating time and cost, building schedules, managing risk, tracking performance and closing out. The samples below follow its two Integration of Faith papers, on Nehemiah's wall and on stewardship of estimates, its two-section project plan for a composite clinic relocation, and its forum posts on estimating, agile methods and earned value.

CourseBUSI 313 Foundations of Project Management (BUSI313)
Credit hours3
ProgramBS in Business Administration
Length8 Module/Weeks, online
Weeks with written work8 of 8
Samples on this site8 week sample papers
SourcesLiberty's 2026-2027 catalog and the published BUSI 313 course guide
UpdatedOctober 2026

What BUSI 313 covers

The course reads Larson and Gray's Project Management: The Managerial Process three chapters at a time in the odd modules/weeks, with presentations in every module/week and quizzes in the even ones.

Each thread falls between 300 and 500 words and each reply between 250 and 350, every post carrying at least two peer-reviewed sources and one biblical integration. Integration of Faith papers are at least 500 words with an APA title page and two peer-reviewed sources, and the project is built in two graded sections in Modules/Weeks 3 and 7.

Liberty's 2026-2027 catalog describes BUSI 313 Foundations of Project Management this way:
From the pyramids to the International Space Station, projects are how ideas become reality. This course examines the foundational elements for effectively managing project in diverse contexts. Students will learn how to lead a project from inception to closure, using data-based solutions to help ensure customer satisfaction.

BUSI 313 week by week, with the sample for each

WeekWritten work in the course guidePointsSample
Week 1Discussion Board Forum 1 Thread (Course Requirements Checklist also due)50Read the Week 1 sample
Week 2Integration of Faith 1 (Forum 1 Replies and Quiz 1 also due)50Read the Week 2 sample
Week 3Project Section 1 (Forum 2 Thread also due)150Read the Week 3 sample
Week 4Discussion Board Forum 2 Replies (Quiz 2 also due)50Read the Week 4 sample
Week 5Integration of Faith 2 (Forum 3 Thread also due)50Read the Week 5 sample
Week 6Discussion Board Forum 3 Replies (Quiz 3 also due)50Read the Week 6 sample
Week 7Project Section 2 (Forum 4 Thread also due)150Read the Week 7 sample
Week 8Discussion Board Forum 4 Replies (Quiz 4 also due)50Read the Week 8 sample

Where BUSI 313 papers lose points

BUSI 313 work loses points when forum posts cite the textbook but no peer-reviewed sources, when the biblical integration is a verse attached at the end, when the project's work breakdown, estimates and network do not agree with one another, and when the status report computes earned value figures without interpreting them.

Using a BUSI 313 sample well

The samples draw on research about cost overruns and the planning fallacy, agile project success and critical success factors, with a composite clinic relocation project carried from scope statement and schedule to earned value status and closeout.

BUSI 313 questions, answered

What textbook does BUSI 313 use?

Larson and Gray's Project Management: The Managerial Process, read in three-chapter blocks in Modules/Weeks 1, 3, 5 and 7 with presentations throughout.

How long are BUSI 313 forum posts?

Threads run 300 to 500 words and each of two replies 250 to 350 words, and every thread and reply needs two peer-reviewed sources and one biblical integration.

What is the BUSI 313 project?

A two-section course project submitted as an organized Word file, with Section 1 in Module/Week 3 and Section 2 in Module/Week 7, each worth 150 points.

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