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      Projektmanagement

      Project Management

      Number
      pmC
      ECTS
      3.0
      Level
      basic
      Overview
      This course explains the essentials of traditional project management for cross-border as well as global software development projects. Focus is on small-to-medium enterprises. With the help of classroom group case studies, the students will get hands-on experience. At the end of the module, the student will have a set of methods, techniques and practical experience that they can take with them. Introduction
      • Duties and roles in a project
      • Project phases: Start, Elaboration and Conception, Realization and Close-down
      Frameworks and processes
      • Project start
      • Project planning
      • Project controlling
      • Project communications
      • Project marketing
      • Stakeholder Management
      • Risk Management
      • International Project in more depth
      • Interdisciplinary Projects
      • Context dependencies in Project Management
      • Agile Project Management Case study team exercises
      Learning objectives
      Students are familiar with the basic project management methods, terminology and concepts. They know the competencies of a project manager as well as his/her functions and duties, i.e., knowing what the project management method competencies are as well as the social and technical competencies required of a project manager. Upon successful completion of this module, students are able to:
      • apply the most important methods of project management in international software development projects;
      • apply various techniques useful during all project phases;
      • be in the position to systematically lead small-to-middle sized projects;
      • be in the position to manage larger complex sub-projects;
      • be in the position to work as a team member in very large, complex international projects being already familiar with the social and technical competencies of a project team.
      Previous knowledge
      Having worked in a project led by a project manager English level B2 (e.g. passed Module ten1)
      Exam format
      Continuous assessment grade with final written exam
      (German Version)

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