Seminar with Experts from Practice 2 Honoris 1

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Teaching results

The course aims to provide students with an overview and explanation of project management tools according to the internationally recognized methodology of PMI, project management tools.
Knowledge:
The graduate will understand the issues of project management, its importance, development, and implementation in specific conditions, as well as understand the issues of applying project management in business practice.
Skill:
The graduate has the ability to apply the instrumentation of project management on a specific example, critically evaluate the situation, propose solutions to project management problems at the tactical and strategic level.
Competence:
The graduate has the ability to work with information - search for it, select, analyze and synthesize with an orientation to use in project management.

Indicative content

Lectures:
1. Extension and details of knowledge of project management according to PMI in practice.
2. Methodology of project management in practice.
3. Applications of project management methodology in a specific company.
4. Applied project management in practice.
5. MS project.
6. Emotional intelligence in project management in practice.
7. Tools used in project management in practice.
8. Specific factors applied in a specific company.
9. Agile project management in practice.
10. Communication systems and networking in practice.
11. Theoretical preparation for Case study 1.
12. Theoretical preparation for Case study 2.
13. Theoretical preparation for Case study 3.
Seminars:
1. Extension and details of knowledge of project management according to PMI in practice.
2. Methodology of project management in a specific company.
3. Applications of project management methodology in a specific company.
4. Applied project management in practice.
5. MS project, a practical example.
6. Emotional intelligence in project management in business practice.
7. Tools used in project management in a specific company.
8. Specific factors applied in a specific company.
9. Agile project management, a practical example.
10. Communication systems and networking in practice.
11. Case study 1.
12. Case study 2.
13. Case study 3.

Support literature

1. Project Management Institute. 2013. A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge. (PMBOK® Guide )—Fifth Edition (ENGLISH). Pennsylvania: Project Management Institute, 2013. 589 s. ISBN 9781935589679.
2. HEAGNEY, J. 2016. Fundamentals of project management. Amacom, 2016.
3. KERZNER, H. 2017. Project management case studies. John Wiley & Sons.
4. KERZNER, H. 2018. Project management best practices: Achieving global excellence. John Wiley & Sons, 2018

Syllabus

Lectures: 1. Extension and details of knowledge of project management according to PMI in practice. 2. Methodology of project management in practice. 3. Applications of project management methodology in a specific company. 4. Applied project management in practice. 5. MS project. 6. Emotional intelligence in project management in practice. 7. Tools used in project management in practice. 8. Specific factors applied in a specific company. 9. Agile project management in practice. 10. Communication systems and networking in practice. 11. Theoretical preparation for Case study 1. 12. Theoretical preparation for Case study 2. 13. Theoretical preparation for Case study 3. Seminars: 1. Extension and details of knowledge of project management according to PMI in practice. 2. Methodology of project management in a specific company. 3. Applications of project management methodology in a specific company. 4. Applied project management in practice. 5. MS project, a practical example. 6. Emotional intelligence in project management in business practice. 7. Tools used in project management in a specific company. 8. Specific factors applied in a specific company. 9. Agile project management, a practical example. 10. Communication systems and networking in practice. 11. Case study 1. 12. Case study 2. 13. Case study 3.

Requirements to complete the course

Seminars: 100%, of which:
presentation of the project and solving tasks for exercises 100%

Student workload

• participation in lectures - 26 hours
• participation in seminars - 26 hours
• preparation of the semester assignment - 26 hours
Total: 78 hours

Language whose command is required to complete the course

Slovak

Date of approval: 15.02.2023

Date of the latest change: 24.07.2022