Project Management and Cost Engineering FM3110
Læringsutbytte
A candidate who has passed the course should have a learning outcome in the form of acquired knowledge, skills, and general competence, as described below.
Knowledge
The candidate:
- knows the terminology used in multi-disciplinary project management and in cost engineering
- understands the interaction between different diciplines in multi-disciplinary project management
- can explain how life-cycle analyses are used to handle environmental aspects of multi-disciplinary project management
Skills
The candidate:
- is able to carry out investment analyses
- is able to perform cost estimates with focus on early phase estimates in multi-disciplinary projects
- Is able to structure, organize and schedule multi-disciplinary projects, including project control
General competence
The candidate:
- is prepared for carrying out multi-disciplinary projects in industry and process development
- is able to combine competence from the courses of the study programme with the knowledge and skills of cost engineering to obtain cost-effective process solutions
Innhold
- Definition of project and project management
- Phases in projects and different estimate types
- Project stakeholders and definition of project objectives
- Project organizations
- The construction process
- Contracts and contract Formats
- Payment forms
- Introduction to environmental management principles, including Life-Cycle Analysis
- Net present value analysis
- Cost estimation and cost control
- Time scheduling
- Scope Analysis
- Work Breakdown Structures (WBS)
- Project Control
Arbeids- og læringsformer
Lectures, group work/homework, guest lecturers and/or field trips.
Vurderingsformer
The final test counts 100 %. All homework assignments and exercises in the course are, however, relevant for the final test.
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Publisert av / forfatter Unni Stamland Kaasin <Unni.S.KaasinSPAMFILTER@hit.no> - 12.01.2013