BIK 6601 Project Management 2
APPLIES TO ACADEMIC YEAR 2014/2015
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BIK 6601 Project Management 2
Responsible for the course
Anne Live Vaagaasar
Department
Department of Leadership and Organizational Behaviour
Term
According to study plan
ECTS Credits
7,5
Language of instruction
Norwegian
Introduction
Bachelor Program in Project Management consists of three courses, where each course builds on the previous one. It is taken as a prerequisite that the students follow the progression through the program (Project Management 1 before Project Management 2, and Project Management 1 and 2 before Project Management 3). After completion of all three courses the program will be accepted as a 30 credits Bachelor Program or as an optional specialization as part of the Bachelor Program.
In addition to the regional colleges, Center of Distance Education will offer this program with its own specific teaching.
The courses of the program:
- BIK 6600 Project Management 1 (PL 1): 7,5 credits
- BIK 6601 Project Management 2 (PL 2): 7,5 credits
- BIK 6510 Project Management 3 (PL 3): 15 credits
Learning outcome
The course builds on BIK 6600 Project Management 1. The compulsory literature from that course is still of relevance. In this course BIK 6601 Project Management 2 the emphasis will be on organizing, planning, analysis, reporting, communication and quality in project work.
The learning outcomes for BIK 6600 Project Management 1 are valid also for BIK 6601 Project Management 2. In addition we have the following learning outcomes:
Knowledge outcomes
By the end of the course the student will have developed the following knowledge outcomes:
- have more in-depth knowledge of organizing, planning, analyzing, reporting, communication and quality of project work
- have basic knowledge on human cooperation in all phases of project work
- have basic knowledge on quality assurance of a project
- understand that there are many different types of projects, which may be treated differently
- have insight into research and development work within the field of project management
Skills outcomes
By the end of the course the student will have developed the following skills outcomes:
- be able to conduct and use a stakeholder analysis
- be able to do detail planning of a project
Value/attitudes outcomes
By the end of the course the student will have developed the following value/attitudes outcomes:
- be able to contribute to the development of a project organizational culture within own enterprise through exchange of viewpoints and experiences
Prerequisites
There are no specific prerequisites needed to be accepted to the program. It is considered a prerequisite that the students follow the progression through the program.
Compulsory reading
Books:
Andersen, Erling S., Kristoffer Grude og Tor Haug. 2009. Målrettet prosjektstyring. 6. utg. NKI-forlaget
Briner, Wendy, Colin Hastings og Michael Geddes. 2000. Prosjektledelse. Gyldendal akademisk
Karlsen, Jan Terje. 2013. Prosjektledelse : fra initiering til gevinstrealisering. 3. utg. Universitetsforlaget. Særlig vekt på kapitlene 1, 3-5, 7-9, 11, 14-15
Westhagen, Harald, Ole Faafeng ... [et al.]. 2008. Prosjektarbeid : utviklings- og endringskompetanse. 6. utg. Gyldendal akademisk
Recommended reading
Course outline
- Different kinds of projects
- The project life cycle and its phases
- Stakeholder analysis
- Project planning, especially network planning
- The project manager
- Project organizing, especially team and leadership
- Quality assurance of projects
- Project culture
Computer-based tools
itslearning. Some of the courses demonstration of computer-tools might take place.
Learning process and workload
The course consists over one semester. The teaching will consists of lectures, itslearning, groupdiscussions and project thesis supervision. The course will also be given by Center for Distance Education as a combination of seminars and use of Internet.
Examination
The students are evaluated through a five hours individual written exam.
Examination code(s)
BIK 66011 Project Management 2, written exam five hours. The exam counts for 100% of the grade of BIK 6601, 7,5 credits.
Examination support materials
BI-approved exam calculator.
Re-sit examination
At the next ordinary exam.
Additional information