ME1402 Project Management for Chemistry Engineering Students
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Completed upper secondary education.
The course deals with the following subjects:
- Project process: a project goal and typical lifecycle
- The environment and stakeholders of a project
- Project planning
- Team and group dynamics
Throughout the course different industrial projects from the chemical industry are presented
To give the students basic knowledge about project management i different industrial operations. The goal is that the students are well prepared to be a part of industrial projects in their respective technology area after the course.
After the course the student shall know how to:
- Describe the basic concepts and models of project management
- Formulate project goals that are realistic and possible to evaluate
- Describe a typical project lifecycle and give the basic principles behind the most common project models
- Describe the usual methods for structuring and time planning a project and choose among these tools in a project situation
- Develop a project plan with the help of these methods
- Use tools for project risk management
- Describe the most common group dynamic models relevant for project work
- Describe the relation between project organizations and permanent organizations and describe what solutions there are for the built-in problems in this relationship
- Explain the relationship between projects and their external environment and apply a stakeholder analysis for a particular project
- Analyze practical problems with the help of the tools and concepts of project management and give recommendations for how management of a project can be improved
- Reflect on the group composition and groupdynamic aspects of team work.
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