Course - Applied project management for project-based industry - TS200114
Applied project management for project-based industry
About
About the course
Course content
Further on maritime industry and it’s peculiarities. Maritime projects supply chain and the use of international partners - possibilities and challenged. Leadership in projects for project based industry: Relationship management, conflicts and conflict resolution, culture in projects, dynamic leadership in projects. Managing risk and uncertainty in project based industry, and its projects. Steering, control and planning of projects for industry in the maritime domain, including important terms and conditions in contracts for construction projects. Resource planning in project based industry and projects. Introduction to project finances and project accounting.
Learning outcome
Knowledge:
The study shall document knowledge to the terminology, tools and methodologies used in project management and in project based industries. The student shall document thorough understanding and knowledge in how good leadership and leadership practices are used within projects in project based industry. The student shall document thorough knowledge to methods for panning, control and steering of projects, including the use of software and digital tools for this purpose. The student shall further be able to document how financials and commercial issues might affect projects.
Skills:
The student shall be able to plan, follow through and be a good and effective project employee and project manager within project based industry. The student shall be able to execute good practices in leadership including being able to reflect on these issues. The student shall be able to lead and execute good processes in project base industry, in addition to understand how these processes might affect both the project and the firm. The student shall have skills into how resources can best be used and utilized within project-based firms. The student shall have skills in how to use software for project planning, steering and control.
Competence:
The student shall have an understanding of what it means to work in- and to lead projects. Further how to show respect and develop team members opinions, roles and personalities, as well as have knowledge and competence in how to develop and lead good and effective teams. The student shall have competence in how complex relationships and linkages in projects and project based industry are connected and how they influence each other. Be able to execute an participate in active leadership and management of projects in project based industry. The student shall be able to participate and contribute in professional discussions, and to share and promote his\her skills and knowledge with others and as such contribute to the development of good practice.
Forståelse for hva det vil si å jobbe og lede team hvor man skal vise respekt for de andre teammedlemmenes kunnskaper, meninger, roller og personlighet. Samt ha forståelse og kunnskap om hvordan gode og effektive team kan utvikles og ledes. Evne til å forstå hvordan komplekse sammenhenger i prosjekter i prosjektbasert industri henger sammen og påvirker hverandre. Kunne gjennomføre og delta aktivt i ledelse og styring av prosjekter i prosjektbasert industri. Evne til å kunne delta aktivt i faglige diskusjoner og ha evne til å dele sin kunnskap og erfaringer med andre og bidra til utvikling av god praksis
Learning methods and activities
Lectures, group exercises, presentations and plenary discussions.Mandatory work requirements: A minimum of 80% attendance is required in the timetabled teaching
Compulsory assignments
- 80% Mandatory attendance
Further on evaluation
(the information may be changed until June 15th)
3 hours individual exam (60%). Project assignment \ folder (40%).
The students shall complete two group assignments, which are compiled in a portfolio. The group work is part of the assessment, and all members of each group receive the same grade. Both the exam and the portfolio must be passed.
If a group has not received a passing grade on one or more of the submissions in the portfolio, the group may—provided that all group members agree—submit a portfolio with improved work for the resit exam. If the student waits until the next regular exam, a new assignment must be completed.
Re-sit exam in March.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Shipping management (432SM)
Required previous knowledge
TS100214 Introduction to Project Based Industry, or as otherwise approved by the institute.
Course materials
Will be announced at the beginning of the semester.
Subject areas
- Project Management