Project management standards | Faculty of Technical Sciences

Subject: Project management standards (17.IM1306)

Native organizations units: Department of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management, Chair of Production Systems, Organization and Management

General information:

Category	Professional-applicative
Scientific or art field	Proizvodni i uslužni sistemi, organizacija i menadžment
ECTS	5

The goal of this course is to provide students with practical knowledge of project management methodology and to acquire project management through all phases of project implementation, which can be applied to specific examples in future practice.

Students will, through the obtained theoretical knowledge, solved examples and self-made ??term paper, will be trained to apply in future practice of project management for the world accepted methodology.

Fundamentals of project management: principles of project management, project life cycle, project organization, stage of the project, the role of the project, the need for teamwork. Initiating the project: project description, project feasibility analysis, project concept, the decision on the project. Project planning: planning the scope of the project (work on the project), planning officers, project scheduling, cost planning, risk assessment. Project Execution: operational management execution, administering the project. Controlling the project: concept and object control, information gathering, information analysis, implementation of corrective measures, the conclusion of the project. Computer support project management: the basics of computer support in project management, MS Project.

In lectures will provide students with the theoretical foundations of project management, supported by concrete examples of thematic units specified by the course content. On exercises students will present examples of completed projects, and self-will, in teams, have separate project to choose and implement all project management activities according to the methodology described in the lectures. In this paper will use computer tools (MS Project), which will be pre-trained.