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A Software Development Capstone Course and Project for CIS Majors
Authors: M. Mitri
Year: 2008

This paper presents a capstone course given to CIS seniors involving projects which utilize programming, database design, requirements analysis, use cases, object modeling, project management, and written and oral communication skills in an active learning environment. The learning objectives for this course correspond with most of the learning units described for the upper level courses in the IS 2002 model curriculum. The course content and capstone project are based on an object-oriented methodology that centers on component-based design. Project elements emphasize both creative and critical thinking processes and are designed to utilize and challenge the technical, managerial, and communication skills of students, who also engage in reflective analysis by constructing project workbooks and journals.
Method of Maximizing F-Synergistic Value in IT Development Projects for Self-Managed Organizations
Authors: Sergey Bushuyev; A. Ivko; Halyna Lyakhovych
Year: 2024

The article is devoted to the formulation of the method of maximizing the F-synergistic value of IT development projects of a project-oriented organization, which was developed within the syncretic methodology of project management. The application of the proposed method is considered in the field of IT development projects of organizations involved in infrastructure restoration projects of Ukraine. The directions of scientific research in the field of value-oriented project management are analyzed. The previously unsolved part of the scientific problem is highlighted. Objects of value analysis in a project-oriented organization carrying out IT development were identified, among which stellarator projects were highlighted. A model for determining the value of a separate component of the system is presented. The concept of F-synergistic value is defined. Such a value is proposed to be calculated through the aggregate value of three clusters that create synergistic effects both within themselves (first-order value) and among themselves (second-order value). The clusters included: "IT + people" cluster, "projects + operational activity" cluster, "methodology + environment" cluster. Models for determining the value of a separate cluster and the aggregate F-synergistic value are proposed. Variations in the selection of weighting factors for evaluating value criteria are considered. Within the syncretic methodology, a method of maximizing the F-synergistic value of IT development of a project-oriented company is proposed. The model of 27 scenarios of the dynamics of the change of the multipliers of synergy of three clusters is presented. In the corresponding tables for each scenario, a hypothesis is put forward regarding the reasons for such dynamics for each scenario, as well as a model of further IT development of a project-oriented company in response to such reasons. According to the results of the development of the method of maximizing the F-synergistic value of IT development projects of a project-oriented organization guided by syncretic methodology, directions for improving the activities of such organizations were determined. An extended SWOT analysis of the proposed method was conducted. Conclusions based on the research are formulated, prospects for further research in the chosen direction are outlined.
Project Management Dynamics: Shaping Success in UK Construction Projects
Authors: David Oyekunle; T. Abbey; Florence Ibeh
Year: 2024

This study investigates the effectiveness of sixty PMBOK (Project Management Body of Knowledge) project management strategies in mitigating construction conflicts and enhancing project outcomes within the UK’s construction industry, which is a significant contributor to the nation’s GDP. The methodology employs a quantitative analysis of survey responses from project managers with a minimum of two years of experience. A cohort of 27 project managers was surveyed, with 81% of the respondents. The prevalent industry practices and their correlation with project success were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics and SPSS to analyze the scope and understand the breadth and effects of different management strategies. The findings reveal a widespread adoption of project management strategies among UK construction project managers, with progress reports emerging as the most implemented practice, whereas bidders’ conferences were the least utilized. Critical areas such as scope, schedule, cost, and integrated management were identified as having a substantial influence on the success of construction projects. Additionally, the data suggests that project managers who reported successful project outcomes over the past two years demonstrated a higher familiarity and usage rate of project management tools, techniques, and methodologies. The study’s limitations and recommendations for future research were discussed. This study underlines the importance of effective project management practices in the UK construction industry and suggests pathways for future research to enhance industry practices, potentially influencing policy-making and professional guidelines. The study provides professional and academic implications, particularly for professionals interested in project management-critical outcomes in the UK construction sector. Overall, this study contributes to the understanding of exploring the adoption and impact of these project management practices within the UK
Departmental Web Portal
Authors: Nikita R. Hatwar
Year: 2023

Abstract: The departmental portal is that the raising content of internet sites for colourful associations is well known. Here and now, a well-planned digital plan plays a suggestive role in an institution’s marketing strategies especially considering the youthful generations ’ growing dependence on technology. The Departmental portal using MERN stack and Sanity.io is a webbased application designed to manage the administrative tasks of a college. It is built using MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, and Node.js. The system provides a platform for students, teachers, and administrators to manage academic and non-academic tasks. During this paper, we talk about the models submitted by our team such as student registration, Notes management, faculty management, Event management, and Project management. The MERN stack sanity.io provides a powerful and scalable platform for building this system, allowing for efficient data management and real-time updates. With its user-friendly interface and extensive functionality, the departmental portal using MERN stack and sanity.io is a comprehensive solution for colleges looking to streamline their administrative processes.
Evaluation of drilling model of deep extended reach well in Jinzhou based on learning curve
Authors: Lijun Geng; Shaolong Jiang; Yulei Zhu; Qiang Tan; Zhuo Chen; Xiaopeng Wang; Bojia Li
Year: 2023

With the continuous increase in the drilling operations of deep high-displacement wells in the Bohai Oilfield, higher demands are being placed on project management in petroleum engineering. It is imperative for us to have a more comprehensive understanding of project management and conduct more extensive research on deep high-displacement wells. We take the Jinzhou Block in the Bohai Oilfield as an example to study the influencing factors on the drilling cycle of deep high-displacement wells. Furthermore, we have analyzed the application effects of different drilling techniques based on learning curves, and achieved valuable insights. (1) In the drilling process of high-displacement wells in Jinzhou, there is a significant positive correlation between drilling depth and drilling operation cycle. The thickness of bottom gravelly strata shows a positive correlation with the drilling operation cycle. The drilling fluid density exhibits a negative correlation with the drilling operation cycle, while the density window for fluid loss during drilling shows a positive correlation with the drilling operation cycle. (2) Evaluating drilling operation performance based on learning curves helps in the progress management and cost control of high-displacement well projects. (3) In the 16-inch wellbore, the utilization of large borehole drilling technology resulted in an average reduction of 4.57% in the drilling cycle. In the 12-1/4-inch wellbore, the implementation of synthetic-based drilling fluid technology led to an average reduction of 7.55% in the drilling cycle. Furthermore, the application of continuous circulation technology in the 8-1/2-inch wellbore effectively stabilizes the Equivalent Circulating Density (ECD), maintains bottom hole stability, and achieves zero drilling fluid losses. Through the study of drilling patterns for deep high-displacement wells in Jinzhou based on learning curves, we have gradually developed a comprehensive technical system and mature operational mode for such wells. With the reliance on this technical system and operational mode, we are able to further reduce the drilling cycle of deep high-displacement wells and enhance operational efficiency.
RUSSIA’S TECHNOLOGICAL SOVEREIGNTY: THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IMPLEMENTATION
Authors: I. Z. Gafiyatov; G. Gabdullina; Ramis R. Haidarov; Elena L. Krasnova; Madznun B. Boshkhudzhayev
Year: 2024

Technological sovereignty, broadly defined as the ability of a state to create and utilise critical technologies, is becoming increasingly important for national security and economic well-being. Russia clearly recognises this need and is therefore embarking on the challenging path of achieving technological sovereignty. This article examines the special significance of training generations of specialists for this purpose. It explores the current state of the Russian education system and the apparent shortage of specialists in vital technological fields. In addition to engineering schools, additional skills in computer science, data analysis and project management are considered. This is followed by reform guidelines and policy recommendations for talent acquisition and retention, as well as the implementation of a discipline-specific continuing education ethic. The article concludes with the ultimate prerequisite for success – a multifaceted strategy based on technological sovereignty, underpinned by long-term educational reform that will ensure Russia’s path to technological sovereignty.
The Development of Network Transformational Programs for Distressed Companies’ Rescue on the Example of Engineering Industry
Authors: O. L'vova
Year: 2023

A mechanism for managing transformation programs for the rescue of distressed companies is suggested and based on the adaptation of the project management algorithm, including: 1) formation of a list of projects in the areas of market development, business process improvement, resource optimization; 2) establishment of interconnection and mutual influence of projects based on a network approach; 3) prioritization of projects by assigning network ranks. In contrast to the traditional approach to understanding the crisis management program as a linear set of projects, the author uses a network approach that allows us to consider the projects included in the program as its interrelated components. Taking into account the mutual influence of each project on others makes it possible to take a systematic look at the implementation of the crisis management program, increases the chances of not missing important elements and predicting the consequences of applying not only individual measures, but also their complex (for example, to see that the failure of one project will lead to the inability to complete others), unwinding the tangle of relationships taking into account the priority of projects, their ranking. The proposed methodological approach is tested on an illustrative example of engineering enterprise.
[Experience of importation of equipment for research in the ELSA-Brasil].
Authors: Cristiana Paula Matos de Almeida; E. Aquino; E. Mota; Fabio Batista Mota; Valéria Cerqueira Campos Braga; R. M. Ladeira; Gabriela Feiden Silva; A. G. Souza; Rosalba Oliveira
Year: 2013

OBJECTIVE
Policies that promote research in health were established in the last decade, developing the Brazilian scientific production. This development has not been accompanied by an improvement in the legal-institutional framework, thus hindering the development of research projects, including equipment importation activities. The present study aimed to analyze the equipment importation process for the Brazilian Longitudinal Study for Adult Health (ELSA-Brasil).


METHODS
A case study was performed with data collected from internal ELSA-Brasil documents in five Investigation Centers and their respective supporting foundations. The following importation documents were analyzed: pulse wave velocity, bioimaging and retinography. Additionally, non-structured interviews with researchers and key informers were conducted in the foundations. Data were treated and organized into three stages: administrative-operational, exchange rate, and fiscal. Lengths of duration of these stages were calculated comparatively among centers.


RESULTS
The need to standardize equipment in a multicenter study required a joint action of implementing institutions and foundations. Of all pieces of equipment analyzed, the first stage was administrative-operational, with a varying duration (minimum of eight, maximum of 101, and mean of 55 days) which was longer when legal opinions were included. The second stage was the exchange rate, which was longer than the former and did not pose any obstacles to the process (minimum of 11, maximum of 381, and mean of 196 days). The third stage was fiscal, which was the longest one (minimum of 43, maximum of 388, and mean of 215.5 days), due to the release of equipment without registration into the country. There were other factors that posed obstacles: inexperience of investigation centers and institutions in networking; inadequacy of the national legislation on scientific research particularities; and the lack of specialized professionals in scientific project management.


CONCLUSIONS
The results show the slowness of the equipment importation process in Brazil, especially due to legal, bureaucratic and managerial obstacles.
The Use of MOOCS in Online Engineering Education
Authors: M. Zotova; T. Likhouzova; Liliya Shegai; E. Korobeynikova
Year: 2021

The study demonstrates the possibilities of using massive open online courses in engineering education. In order to study the impact of digital learning formats on the acquisition of key engineering competencies by students, an educational experiment was carried out; it was performed as part of the study of the Fire Safety discipline on the basis of the online educational platform Khan Academy. Conceptually, the educational process was aimed at studying the capabilities of software in the field of fire safety, namely: PyroSim, Pathfinder, FireRisk, FIM, FireCategories, PromRisk, FireDistance, as well as gaining professional competencies in the process of performing practical tasks. The educational experiment involved third-year intramural and extramural students of the Faculty of Engineering (The Saint-Petersburg University of the State Fire Service of the EMERCOM of Russia) and Moscow City Pedagogical University. The online educational course was conducted with an emphasis on consolidation and acquisition of professional engineering knowledge and skills in the development of fire safety projects under simulated risk conditions using modern software and an innovative educational platform. The participants demonstrated a high level of involvement, initiative and professional aspirations in the learning process. In the context of the educational experiment, the key competencies required for 21st century engineers have been identified. The students confirmed the positive impact of digital pedagogical tools on the acquisition and development of key competencies necessary for further professional activity. Having completed an online course on the Khan Academy platform focused on the applied interaction with advanced software in the field of fire safety, students identified skills that should be developed and consolidated, namely: teamwork skills and the ability to work in multidisciplinary teams, the ability to manage projects (management, planning, scheduling, budgeting, etc.); the ability to define, formulate and solve engineering problems; the ability to effectively prioritize; striving for lifelong learning; willingness to take a calculated risk; ability to make professional decisions; self-regulation and self-motivation. However, the development of important engineering competencies such as high ethical standards, honesty and global social, intellectual and technological responsibility; good communication skills, high emotional intelligence and cognitive flexibility; entrepreneurial spirit and customer focus requires educators to search for different pedagogical methods and practices. The assessment of the impact of digital learning formats on the acquisition of key engineering competencies was subjective, but revealed pedagogical approaches to the qualitative development of engineering personnel. An effective combination of traditional classroom and virtual interactions can create a complex paradigm of high-quality engineering and technical education that is competitive in the market environment.
Supply Chain Management for the Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) Model: A Review and Bibliometric Analysis
Authors: Jiaxin Huang; Xiaowen Fu; Xiaoxu Chen; Xin Wen
Year: 2024

China’s “Going Out” strategy and the “Belt and Road” initiative have significantly propelled the expansion of overseas contractual engagements, with a pronounced impact in the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) sector. EPC contracting is increasingly recognized for its superior resource allocation and integration efficiency. Within the EPC framework, procurement is pivotal, exerting a direct influence on project cost, schedule, and quality parameters. The biblio-metric analysis of this paper reveals the research trend of EPC projects in the past decade, especially in supply chain integration, procurement management, and stakeholder management. This indicates an increasing interest in efficient project management and supply chain optimization in international engineering EPC projects. Although the application of supply chain integration in the manufacturing industry has been a successful experience, its practical application in construction and EPC projects is still insufficient. Integration strategies mentioned in the literature, such as achieving supply chain transparency through digital platforms, reducing operating costs, and optimizing delivery time, are directions that need to be further explored in this field. Effective supply chain integration and increased maturity of procurement management in EPC projects are still less involved areas. In addition, there is also a lack of research on how to manage high-risk and unpredictable risks in large international engineering projects. This article suggests that future research should focus on developing flexible supply chain management tools and practices to adapt to a project-oriented supply chain environment.
Applied digital library project management: Using Pareto analysis to determine task importance rankings
Authors: H. F. Cervone
Year: 2009

Purpose 
 
 
 
– The purpose of this paper is to define and describe Pareto analysis as a method for identifying and addressing the factors that have the most impact in a digital library project's success. 
 
 
 
 
Design/methodology/approach 
 
 
 
– Using theory and example, the author relates the use of Pareto analysis to the successful completion of a digital library project. 
 
 
 
 
Findings 
 
 
 
– Pareto analysis is useful to project managers and project teams alike as a means for identifying, prioritizing and addressing the factors that have the most impact in a digital library project. It is particularly useful to a web redesign team as a mechanism for prioritizing changes and improvements that need to be made to a web site. 
 
 
 
 
Originality/value 
 
 
 
– This paper fills a gap in the digital library project management literature by providing an overview of a useful tool in identifying and prioritizing the steps and factors in a project that most contribute to its success.
A Survey of Political Interference Patterns and Modalities in National Roadworks in the Philippines
Authors: E. Batalla; Ador R. Torneo; Francisco A. Magno
Year: 2018

: This study surveys and describes the patterns or modalities of political interference in national roadworks in the Philippines based on an examination of the literature and interviews using process-level frameworks, specifically the project management cycle and the budget cycle framework. Political interference here refers to non-legitimate interventions by politicians in government processes and programs. We argue that it is a form of political corruption. Evidence suggests that this type of interference tends to be prominent in national roadworks. Executive interference occurs at various stages of the project management and budget processes. The abuse of executive discretion in national road development is observed from project selection and prioritization to project maintenance and evaluation. Legislator interference appears to occur at various stages of the project management cycle based on collusive and kickback arrangements. In the budget cycle, this is most notable during the budget legislation stage. Given these vulnerabilities, a comprehensive review of existing project and budget management systems is necessary with the view of reducing such abuse. Finally, understanding the historical and institutional (socio, economic, political, and cultural) context under which these systems operate is necessary to identify context-specific solutions.
INFLUENCE OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGMENENT STRATEGIES IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Year: 2024

In the dynamic landscape of project management understanding the significant relationship between human resource management functions and project health has become an essential aspect. This research has invested in a primary quantitative investigation focused on the INDIAN construction sector through which the relationship between human resource management functions and project health would be analysed and their contribution to enhancing project success rate would also be evaluated. With the growing emphasis on efficient resource utilisation and project Optimisation, the study would help into the impact of HRM practices on project teams. Scrutinisation of HRM Strategies and their Correlation with Project Success, this research has aimed at offering significant insights that can revolutionise HRM approaches within the construction sector that can ultimately enhance project health and ensure high success rates in INDIAN construction projects.