Friday, 27 November 2015

QSB4424 - Project Management

This module is conducted by Mr. Leong Boon Tik. He is expect in management practices which covers both management technique and organizational aspects in relation to construction project. Mr. Leong guide us and explain clearly of project management which enable the understanding of project organization structures, project scope management, project time management, project quality management, project cost management, project communication management, project procurement management, project stakeholders management, future trends in project management.

Besides, the module enable to develop awareness of the form and influence of leadership in the project process and the relationships to a project's success. Furthermore, the module provide clear understanding the application of management techniques in the control and direction of project resources. Mr. Leong is well presented and experience in every topic. He also provide example to enhance the understanding of the particular topic and the strategies for the execution of the development process in response to the client's objectives. Throughout this module, we also able to identify the possible risk that a project manager may face during the process of development.

 
For group assignment, Students in groups are required to locate a piece of vacant land beside Taylor's University Lakeside Campus and act as the project manager of the client to decide the development or type of building on the chosen site. It was challenging we need to propose a development and make sufficient  research on the proposed development. Through this assignment, we are able to work out with project cost estimation and come out with operating cost to cover the construction cost and rental fee for the client. Besides, through the group assignment, our teamwork and leadership skill are enhanced. Another assessment will be utilized the program with Microsoft Project to illustrate the knowledge on project scheduling, work breakdown structure (WBS), and critical path method (CPM). 


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