Faculty of Business and Management Sciences · Business Administration (English) · Undergraduate
Course Objective
1. Understand project management principles, strategies, and processes, including adaptive practices and global project analysis. 2. Estimate project durations, costs, resources, and manage risks, schedules, and budgets effectively. 3. Collaborate in teams to solve project challenges and deliver case-based presentations. 4. Measure, evaluate, and report on project progress and performance using appropriate tools.
Course Content
This course introduces students to the principles and practices of modern project management. Topics include project selection, organizational structure, time and cost estimation, risk management, resource scheduling, leadership, performance evaluation, and project closure. Students will also explore contemporary approaches like Adaptive project management, business analysis, and strategies for managing international and interorganizational projects. Practical skills are emphasized through case studies, teamwork, and project presentations.
Course Learning Outcomes
- Being able to form project management plan that covers quality, communication, sources and stakeholders
- Being able to understand project start process and application
- Being able to carry out expectitions of project stakeholders and project scope
- Being able to distinguish and compare the role and responsibilities of project members
- The concept of Project Management and Project Management tools and principles
- Being able to know the basic concepts in project management
- Being able to understand project life cycle
- Improved knowledge and skills regarding controlling and managing projects
- Riskleri tanımlama, analiz etme, devretme , azaltma ve yönetme becerisini kazanma,