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Learning Methods

Lecture
Seminar

Module Offerings

5701SERCBM-SEP-PAR

Aims

This module will introduce students to project management theory, terms and concepts. No prior knowledge is required, although there will be links to Operations Management and Organisational Behaviour modules. Students develop an appreciation of the history and development of project management, together with an examination of examples of project application to a variety of situations. Additionally, there is an exploration of the various definitions and applications of projects, permitting students to explore the advantages and disadvantages of project management within a business environment. During this module students will develop an understanding of the structure of projects through the exploration of project life cycles, together with an analysis of the constituent activities and basic techniques that are undertaken during a typical project.

Learning Outcomes

1.
Analyse contexts and environments in which projects can be delivered.
2.
Analyse a project life cycle, and skilfully map each stage in the cycle.
3.
Apply knowledge and expertise of project management concepts, models, and tools.

Module Content

Outline Syllabus:1. Projects and Project Management (definitions and history) 2. Project context and landscape 3. Project life cycles 4. Project success and failure 5. Business case 6. Stakeholder management 7. Communication 8. Project management plan 9. Scope management 10. Project quality management 11. Project risk management
Module Overview:
This module will introduce students to project management theory, terms and concepts. No prior knowledge is required, although there will be links to Operations Management and Organisational Behaviour modules. Students develop an appreciation of the history and development of project management, together with an examination of examples of project application to a variety of situations. Additionally, there is an exploration of the various definitions and applications of projects, permitting students to explore the advantages and disadvantages of project management within a business environment. During this module students will develop an understanding of the structure of projects through the exploration of project life cycles, together with an analysis of the constituent activities and basic techniques that are undertaken during a typical project. No Course Notes Were Provided.
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