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Moving towards Quality Academic Project Development using Program Specific Research Activities in Engineering Education
Authors: Dr. Anand Khandare; Megharani Patil; Palak Furia
Year: 2023

Abstract: To improve engineering education quality of student, project is a major concern. Project experience provides a major pathway for student’s career either for their professional career or upgrading the qualification through Post Graduation or Ph.D. in Engineering. Being a very practical field, it requires experience and exposure to the real world to be expertise and successful in a certain domain. Project work integrates hands-on experiences with education which facilitate them while they are on their job desk and are being appreciated for their updated knowledge. Quality projects require effective project management. It is observed that there is very less studies done on the project management skills required for the engineering graduates. This will assist the students to learn and adequately apply their knowledge in their future project work which will help them to convey a superior focused on and more significant projects. To strengthen student project development, there is a need to incorporate innovative practices through set of program specific research activities with defined strategies. Also program specific research activities will attain higher values for program outcome. Keywords: Quality Academic Project Development, Program Specific Research Activities, Program Outcome
A Survey Research on the Use of Mobile Applications in Software Project Management
Authors: Elielton da Costa Carvalho; P. Malcher; R. Santos
Year: 2020

For several decades, project management (PM) was carried out in a traditional way, mostly without the aid of software tools. This scenario changed so that several PM information systems have been developed to assist project managers in many fields, including software projects. Similar to other systems, such tools started operating in mobile devices, given increasing adoption and use. Therefore, a study on how mobile applications have been used to manage software projects becomes important. In this paper, we report on a survey research carried out with 75 software project managers to identify the most used mobile applications and where they are mostly applied in PM. A quantitative analysis shows that 57% of the participants do not use mobile PM applications. However, mobile applications such as Trello, Jira and Redmine are mostly used by software project managers. A qualitative analysis was carried out to understand the reasons that lead software project managers to avoid those tools, such as: lack of effectiveness, lack of resources, lack of stimulation, diversity of tools, project complexity, and lack of qualified practitioners. This study brings some improvement suggestions on the existing tools as well as demands for new ones towards a more effective project management support.
Creativity in Project Implementation: An Empirical Study of Project Managers
Authors: Raghad Almashhour; Haneen Abuzaid; S. El-Sayegh
Year: 2024

The construction industry is a dynamic and ever-evolving sector, continuously adapting to societal needs. Within this context, project managers play a pivotal role in steering projects from inception to completion. This study delves into the vital dimension of creativity among project managers in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and its substantial contribution to the growth of the construction industry in the region. Research in the broader field of construction and project management has traditionally concentrated on factors such as scheduling, cost control, and risk management. However, a noticeable gap exists in the exploration of the relationship between project manager creativity and project success. Hence, the objective of this study is to comprehensively explore various dimensions of project managers’ creativity and evaluate its influence, alongside other criteria, on the outcomes of construction projects. Dimensions and indicators of creativity are derived from a meticulous literature review, and online survey questionnaires were employed to gather insights from individuals engaged in construction projects. The resulting hypothetical model underwent rigorous statistical analysis, employing confirmatory factor analysis and structural equation modeling. Findings indicate a positive impact of tacit knowledge sharing and emotional intelligence on the creativity of construction project managers in the UAE. Moreover, the study establishes that project managers’ creativity, combined with other criteria, significantly contributes to the success of construction projects in the region. These insights are instrumental for fostering creativity among project managers and enhancing overall project success within the construction industry. The study’s originality lies in its distinct contribution to the discourse on creativity in the construction sector.
The diagnostic-therapeutic process. Workflow analysis and risk management with IT tools
Authors: E. Iadanza; F. Gaudio; F. Marini
Year: 2013

The aim of this work is to study the impact of an Information Technology (IT) tool on clinical risk management and Adverse Drug Events prevention in patient care. In this study we propose the workflow analysis and the application of Failure Modes Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) as potential tools to assess the effectiveness of a specific IT tool in mitigating clinical risk. The study is made up of two different parts: the first one shows the decomposition and representation of the workflow of hospital departments using standardized tools from Project Management. The next phase shows the application of FMECA to the workflow, in order to identify critical issues and evaluate the risk reduction obtained using a specific IT tool, compared to the use of current resources.
Lessons learned during the design implementation of a digital construction site module
Authors: Charmaine ‘Ilaiū Talei; Mojan Mosavat; Bernd Martin; Janna Androutsou; Heera Kim; Tony Chung
Year: 2024

Our paper discusses a collaborative project between built environment professionals and academic educators. The project is about digitalising construction site visits as an online Canvas module for senior architecture students as part of their third-year core course titled: Project Management. The course is one of two courses that are required upon graduation to become a registered architect in Aotearoa, New Zealand. The module is designed with two key aspects in mind: the learning objectives that adhere to school accreditation requirements and the ‘Signature pedagogical practices’ determined by the educational institution: Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland. In this paper, we discuss our insights gained from designing an interactive, immersive, and hybrid learning experience.
Fuzzy Extended Dependencies to Support Decision-Making in Project Management
Authors: Francisco Araque; R. Carrasco; A. Salguero; M. Vila; Luis Martínez-López
Year: 2008

Project management is becoming an important key process in industrial engineering in order to choose suitable and profitable projects for the companies. We have focused our interest from the manager point of view that needs quality data to make decisions about which kind of projects are more suitable for the company. But nowadays the suitability of the projects don’t depend only on quantitative and monetary profits other profits are more and more relevant in the decision for choosing a project such as subjective ones (group satisfaction, cohesiveness of the group, etc.). The managers have a database with data referred to past projects but usually this database has a huge amount of data that overload the manager in order to study and detect the information he/she needs. Therefore, in this paper we propose a Data Mining process able to deal with quantitative and qualitative features using fuzzy logic (Fuzzy SQL language) to discover the knowledge that the manager needs to make decisions about the more suitable projects for the company. The Data Mining process proposed will obtain Fuzzy Functional Dependencies and Fuzzy Gradual Dependencies by using a flexible query language as the Fuzzy SQL (FSQL), which will provide the information that will support project managers decisions about which type of projects are more suitable for the company based on the projects already done and on objective and subjective features.
Tuberculosis Infection Control Project Management Experience and Its Application in COVID-19 Response
Authors: Qingyun Sun; Xiao-feng Yan; Cheng Chen; Xue-jun Jiang; Jun Cheng
Year: 2020

The outbreak of COVID-19 resulted in many infections, including patients in health care settings (1). Although the main mode of transmission of COVID-19 is by droplets, both tuberculosis (TB) and COVID-19 are respiratory infections that can be spread by airborne transmission. Therefore, a set of systematic and comprehensive nosocomial infection control policies is necessary to control infectious sources, block transmission, and protect people at risk in health care settings. Surveys showed that the TB infection prevention and control (IPC) status in health care centers were poor resulted from absence of policy support, unreasonable environmental layout, insufficiency of IPC knowledge, shortage of protective appliances (2). Elevated capacity and improved practice, profiting from a systematic training and intervention, would be very useful for better IPC in facilities. In order to improve IPC work based on the strengthened knowledge and skill of staff, a set of IPC activities were designed and conducted in a collaborated project named Building and Strengthening Infections Control Strategies for TB (TB BASICS), developed by China CDC and US CDC. Chongqing Public Health Medical Center (CPHMC), being an infectious disease and public health emergency designated hospital at provincial level, took the responsibility to cooperate with other hospitals during the implementation of this project. TB BASICS has been carried out from July 2018 to June 2019. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, CPHMC improved its COVID-19 epidemic response by using the experience and lessons learned from implementing this infection control project, to reach the goal of zero infections among healthcare staff who were battling COVID-19 in frontline.
Object-Oriented Analysis in Software Engineering: A Systematic Review of the Literature
Authors: Rizqi Mustafa Maulana; Muhamad Miftahul Husna; Yuni Sugiarti; Kata Kunci; Analisis; Pengembangan Berorientasi Objek; Perangkat Lunak
Year: 2024

Penulisan ini bertujuan untuk mengkaji dampak penerapan analisis berorientasi objek (OOA) dalam pengembangan perangkat lunak terhadap peningkatan kualitas perangkat lunak. Dengan menggunakan metode tinjauan pustaka sistematis (SLR) yang mencakup periode 2019 hingga 2024, penulisan ini mengidentifikasi metodologi dan praktik kunci yang berkontribusi terhadap peningkatan desain perangkat lunak, kegunaan kembali komponen, fleksibilitas, dan skalabilitas. Metodologi penelitian melibatkan pengumpulan dan evaluasi artikel jurnal yang relevan dengan fokus pada penggunaan Unified Modeling Language (UML), pola desain, dan teknik refaktoring dalam pengembangan perangkat lunak. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa penerapan analisis berorientasi objek secara signifikan meningkatkan modularitas perangkat lunak, memungkinkan kegunaan kembali komponen, dan meningkatkan fleksibilitas serta skalabilitas sistem. Temuan ini menyoroti bahwa faktor kesuksesan utama dalam penerapan OOA termasuk kompetensi tim pengembang, manajemen proyek yang efektif, ketersediaan alat dan teknologi yang memadai, serta komunikasi dan kolaborasi yang baik dalam tim. Penelitian ini memberikan wawasan berharga bagi pengembang perangkat lunak dan organisasi dalam merencanakan dan mengimplementasikan proyek pengembangan perangkat lunak yang lebih efektif dan efisien, dengan fokus pada peningkatan kualitas perangkat lunak melalui penggunaan OOA. Keterbatasan penelitian ini mencakup cakupan literatur yang ditinjau dan generalisabilitas temuan di berbagai konteks pengembangan perangkat lunak.
 
This study examines the impact of the application of Object-Oriented Analysis (OOA) in software development on software quality improvement. Using the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method covering the period from 2019 to 2024, this study identifies key methodologies and practices that contribute to improved software design, component reutilization, flexibility, and scalability. The research methodology involved collecting and evaluating relevant journal articles, with a focus on the use of Unified Modeling Language (UML), design patterns, and refactoring techniques in software development. The results show that the implementation of the OOA significantly improves the modularity of the software, allows for component reutilization, and improves the flexibility and scalability of the system. These findings highlight that the main success factors in the implementation of OO include competence of the development team, effective project management, adequate availability of tools and technology, and good communication and collaboration within the team.
The wiki as an integrative tool in project work
Authors: B. R. Krogstie
Year: 2008

The paper provides insights on how wikis support project work and what characteristics of wikis make them adequate for this purpose. The findings are based on a case study of software engineering projects in an educational setting. Project wikis are found to serve an integrative role along several dimensions of project work, enabled by the flexibility and automatic support for capturing history offered by the technology. The findings demonstrate that a project wiki can serve as a knowledge repository, a means for staging the project, a coordination mechanism, and a shared workspace. To many projects in need of project management and collaboration support, project wikis should be seen as an attractive, lightweight, all-purpose alternative.
Circular economy strategies for minimising construction waste in Sri Lanka: focus on the preconstruction stage
Authors: H. C. Victar; K. Waidyasekara
Year: 2024

Purpose
The concept of Circular Economy (CE) has gained significant traction in addressing the issue of Construction and Demolition (C&D) waste, which is generated because of global urbanisation and urban renewal. Therefore, this research aims to explore the applicability of CE strategies to minimise the C&D Waste Management (WM) issues in Sri Lanka considering the preconstruction stage of the building project.

Design/methodology/approach
The research adopted a qualitative approach, using three expert interview rounds with the Delphi technique. In each round, 17, 15 and 12 experts were involved. A manual content analysis method was used to analyse the collected data.

Findings
Findings uncovered effective strategies in CE to address the 14 issues within C&D WM and its effects on the project management iron triangle in Sri Lanka. Integrating CE strategies within the construction sector to tackle C&D WM issues can significantly contribute to establishing a more sustainable, robust and resource-conscious built environment. By adopting CE strategies such as design for adaptability of existing buildings and design for disassembly, construction projects can optimise the project's timeline, cost and quality factors.

Originality/value
This will help to minimise the demand for virgin materials and reduce the volume of waste generated. Using recycled materials also helps close the loop of the materials cycle, thereby contributing to the CE. Also, this research contributes uniquely by offering practical, context-driven solutions that align with Sri Lanka’s construction sector.
A Combined Platform for Meeting and Collaboration in the Learning Ecosystems
Authors: Pravin Patil; Barirah Shaikh; Mughal Wasim; Mansuri Junaid; Khan Junaid
Year: 2024

The effectiveness of software projects hinges on smooth information exchange among different teams involved, including project managers, team members, developers, designers, and clients. Given that many software companies handle multiple projects simultaneously, there's a pressing need for streamlined project management and virtual collaboration. Manual oversight of students' final year projects is arduous. This project seeks to develop an automated system for overseeing student activities, offering functionalities for project management, supervision, monitoring, and virtual teamwork. This system caters to the needs of students, project coordinators, and guides by facilitating seamless sharing and interaction.
Implementação de programas públicos de segurança alimentar e nutricional com uso de procedimentos de gerenciamento de projetos.
Authors: Ilton de Jesus Viana; Heriberto Wagner Amanajás Pena
Year: 2025

As organizações privadas e as públicas passaram a utilizar modernas técnicas de gerenciamento, incluindo-se as estratégias de gestão de projetos. A ideia sobre estas práticas como meio para o desenvolvimento seguro de empreendimentos eficientes é bastante propagada. No Brasil, esta utilização é mais intensa nas empresas privadas. Observa-se pouco uso nos órgãos governamentais pela falta de conhecimento desses processos gerenciais, ou a inexistência de incentivos justificam seus desusos no setor público. Este estudo busca aplicar técnicas do PMBOK® (Project Management Institute) para solucionar problemas relacionados à implementação de programas de segurança alimentar e nutricional em município. Valendo-se de procedimentos metodológicos qualitativos, descrições, caracterizações, apoiadas nas técnicas de revisão da literatura, análise de documentos, normativas e aplicação num Estudo de Caso. Constatou-se a viabilidade no emprego dos procedimentos Árvore de Problemas e Árvore de Objetivos, Matriz de Planejamento do Projeto, Estrutura Analítica do Projeto (EAP), Diagrama de Precedência, Lista Detalhada de Atividades e Cronograma. É possível intervir num problema na execução de ações públicas para alimentação e nutrição em território municipal. Por fim, esta pesquisa teve a pretensão de contribuir para maior difusão do uso dos procedimentos de gerenciamento de projetos no âmbito público e, também, para tornar suas ferramentas de gestão mais conhecidas e usadas na condução de processos governamentais e implementação de programas.
Financial applications of fuzzy reasoning and fuzzy optimization
Authors: R. Fullér
Year: 2012

Summary form only given. In project management possibility distributions are often used for modelling imprecise future cash flows. In portfolio management it might also be easier to estimate the possibility distributions of rates of return on securities rather than the corresponding probability distributions. Imperfect knowledge of the returns on the assets and the uncertainty involved in the behavior of financial markets may be captured by means of fuzzy numbers and/or fuzzy constraints. Fuzzy reasoning and fuzzy optimization may also be useful when decision makers are provided with linguistic information. We will show how to apply fuzzy reasoning to fuzzy real option pricing and to portfolio management with imprecise future data.
The nexus between success factors and adoption of Agile project management framework: A moderated perceived compatibility paradox from the Omani oil and gas industry
Authors: Ahmed Khalfan Al Jabri; Muhummad Khairul Islam; Salina BT Daud
Year: 2023

Recently, Agile project management has received significant academic and industry attention from due to its advantages, such as decreased costs and time, increased effectiveness, and adaptiveness towards challenging business environments. This study primarily aims to investigate the relationship between the success factors and Agile project management methodology adoption and examine the moderating effect of perceived compatibility. The technology-organization-environment (TOE) framework and technology acceptance theories (UTAUT, IDT, and TAM) were applied as the theoretical foundation of the current study. A survey questionnaire method was employed to achieve the study objectives, while quantitative primary data were gathered using a carefully designed methodological approach focusing on Omani oil and gas industry. The PLS-SEM technique and SmartPLS software were used for hypotheses testing and data analysis. Resultantly, readiness, technology utilization, organizational factors, and perceived compatibility were the significant factors that promoted Agile methodology adoption in the oil and gas industry. Perceived compatibility moderated the relationship between success factors and Agile methodology. The findings suggested that people, technology, and organizational factors facilitate the Agile methodology under the technology acceptance theories and frameworks. Relevant stakeholders should adopt the study outcomes to improve Agile methodology adoption.
Directions for the formation of «City Intelligent models» using artificial intelligence for the post-war reconstruction of historical buildings
Authors: D. Chashyn; Yelyzaveta Khurudzhi; M. Daukšys
Year: 2024

Addressing the limitations of current digital simulations for historical buildings, this paper suggests a specific technical task for the development of a simulation analysis platform based on City Intelligent Modelling (CIM). The objective is to establish a systematic approach for digitally maintaining and managing historical dwellings. The technique presented in this paper focuses on constructing sophisticated parametric models that offer numerous modelling benefits, allowing for convenient updates to the Historic Building Information Modelling (HBIM). The text discusses various applications and integrations of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in urban planning, construction projects, and historic building renovations. CIM is presented as a comprehensive digital platform that visually represents cities, aiding urban planners in decision-making for sustainable development. The text delves into the use of advanced analytical tools within CIM for diverse data analysis, predictive modelling, and simulation to forecast trends. The focus shifts to the evolution of BIM, progressing from 3D to 5D models, influencing construction project management and cost estimation. The integration of BIM in historic building projects is explored, emphasising the challenges and proposing innovative solutions using HBIM. The paper also introduces the concept of Infrastructural Building Information Modelling (InfraBIM) in construction management, incorporating Virtual and Augmented Reality for enhanced visualisation.