EH2010 Management of Technology 7.5 credits
Projektstyrning
Development, procurement, and delivery of complex technical systems normally occur in the form of a project, that is, personnel from different parts of an organization collaborate in working towards a well-defined goal. Since the project organization is temporary, effective routines and methods are required for planning, managing, following-up, and documenting the different phases of the project. This is so that the submitted technical requirements placed on the project are reached within the given time frame and at budgeted cost. A complex technical system is a plant or product where software and hardware together comprise the completed system.
In order to provide the students a versatile insight in the management of industrial projects, realistic cases are combined with theoretical studies and guest lectures. In the theoretical parts of the course, fundamental skills in project management such as planning, documenting, and following up are treated. Further, important areas such as risk management, group dynamics and project leadership is be discussed throughout a series of more practically oriented guest lectures.
| Educational level | Second cycle | Academic level (A-D) | D |
| Subject area | Grade scale | A, B, C, D, E, FX, F |
Course offerings
Autumn 12 for single courses students
| Periods Autumn 12 | P1 (7.5 credits) | Application code | 10022 |
| Start date | 24/08/2012 | End date | 2012 week: 42 |
| Language of instruction | Swedish | Campus | KTH Campus |
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| Tutoring time | Daytime | Form of study | Normal |
| Number of places * | 1 - 10 | ||
| *) The Course date may be cancelled if number of admitted are less than minimum of places. If there are more applicants than number of places selection will be made. | |||
| Course responsible |
Johan König <konig@kth.se>
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| Teacher |
Magnus Österlind <osterli@kth.se>
Joakim Lilliesköld <joakiml@kth.se> Pia Närman <piag@kth.se> Johan König <konig@kth.se> Claes Sandels <claesper@kth.se> |
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Autumn 12 for programme students
| Periods Autumn 12 | P1 (7.5 credits) | Application code | 50629 |
| Start date | 2012 week: 34 | End date | 2012 week: 42 |
| Language of instruction | Swedish | Campus | KTH Campus |
| Number of lectures | 32 (preliminary) | Number of exercises | 10 (preliminary) |
| Tutoring time | Daytime | Form of study | Normal |
| Number of places | No limitation | ||
| Course responsible |
Joakim Lilliesköld <joakiml@kth.se>
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| Teacher |
Johan König <konig@kth.se>
Pia Närman <piag@kth.se> Joakim Lilliesköld <joakiml@kth.se> Magnus Österlind <osterli@kth.se> Claes Sandels <claesper@kth.se> |
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| Target group | Open for all programs |
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Autumn 13 for programme students
Autumn 13 for single courses students - To application
| Periods Autumn 13 | P1 (7.5 credits) | Application code | 10028 |
| Start date | 02/09/2013 | End date | 2013 week: 44 |
| Language of instruction | Swedish | Campus | KTH Campus |
| Number of lectures | Number of exercises | ||
| Tutoring time | Daytime | Form of study | Normal |
| Number of places * | 5 - 7 | ||
| *) The Course date may be cancelled if number of admitted are less than minimum of places. If there are more applicants than number of places selection will be made. | |||
| Course responsible |
Johan König <konig@kth.se>
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| Teacher |
Johan König <konig@kth.se>
Magnus Österlind <osterli@kth.se> Claes Sandels <claesper@kth.se> Pia Närman <piag@kth.se> Joakim Lilliesköld <joakiml@kth.se> |
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| Target group | Open for all programs |
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Learning outcomes
The overall aim of the course is to give participants an understanding of the problems connected with the management of industrial projects.
Upon completion of this course, participants shall:
- be well acquainted with the different phases of a project
- be able to create and use the documents required for defining, planning, managing, and reporting a project
be knowledgeable about how activities such as project meetings, documentation, oral presentations, and risk analysis are carried out and led
Course main content
The course focuses on creating an understanding of problems connected with technical management rather than offering practical competence in a particular project method. Nevertheless, invited guest lecturers will present examples of different project models.
Within the course the following moments are treated: the "project" as a working form, product development, delivery and procurement projects, interplay between supplier and customer, presentation and examples of project models, the different phases of a project, the bidding process, risk analysis, leadership, group dynamics, documents in a project, for example, request for bid, bid, contract, project manuals, project plan/start-up reports, progress reports, project conclusion, and evaluation, quality standards.
Eligibility
For single course students: 120 credits and documented proficiency in Swedish B/Swedish 3 and English A/English 5 or equivalent
Prerequisites
For single course students: 120 credits and documented proficiency in Swedish B and English A or equivalent
Students from all master programs are welcome!
Literature
Eriksson, M., Lilliesköld, J., Handbok för mindre projekt. Liber, 2005 (ISBN 9147052708)
Examination
- PRO1 - Project, , grade scale: P, F
- PRO2 - Project, 1.5 credits, grade scale: P, F
- PRO3 - Project, 1.5 credits, grade scale: P, F
- PRO4 - Project, 1.5 credits, grade scale: P, F
- PRO5 - Project, 2.2 credits, grade scale: P, F
- SEM1 - Seminar, 0.8 credits, grade scale: P, F
Requirements for final grade
80 % mandatory class attendance (SEM1: 0,8 p).
5 written exercises (PRO1: 0,0p + PRO2: 1,5p + PRO3: 1,5 p + PRO4: 1,5 p + PRO 5: 2,2p)).
Offered by
EES/Industrial Information & Control Systems
Contact
Claes Sandels, claes.sandels@ics.kth.se
Examiner
Joakim Lilliesköld <joakiml@kth.se>
Supplementary information
If you have any questions regarding the course, please contact: pstyr@ics.kth.se
Add-on studies
EH2790 Requirements Engineering
EH2030 Business Development and Quality Management
Version
Course plan valid from:
Autumn 10.
Examination information valid from:
Autumn 07.