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Theory and Practice Integrated Research on Engineering Project Management Course Based on Multi-Role-Playing Method
Authors: Qimiao Xie; Dasong Wang; Huawei Zhang; Zhongzheng Zhang
Year: 2023

The goal of cultivating applied talents in colleges and universities is that students not only need to have sufficient theoretical knowledge and professional qualities, but also be able to comprehensively use professional skills to solve practical problems and create economic and social benefits for society. Therefore, in view of the current disconnect between theory and practice in construction engineering education. We should promote innovation in teaching systems and reform of internal operating mechanisms of courses. In the engineering project management course, we designed a real engineering project background, where students play the roles of seven types of participating parties and manage them independently to complete the main engineering activities from the project decision-making stage to the implementation stage. The result is that we have fundamentally subverted the previous pure case-based teaching with unclear goals.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN CONSTRUCTION: PROSPECTS AND OPPORTUNITIES
Authors: ГАСАНОВА А.У. ГАСАНОВА А.У.; ЛИННИК С.В. ЛИННИК С.В.; СТЕПУРА С.М. СТЕПУРА С.М.; КОВТУНЕНКО М.Г. КОВТУНЕНКО М.Г.
Year: 2024

В статье рассматриваются перспективы применения искусственного интеллекта (ИИ) в строительной отрасли. Проведен анализ существующих исследований и практических примеров использования ИИ в различных аспектах строительства, таких как проектирование, управление проектами, контроль качества, безопасность на строительных площадках и управление жизненным циклом объектов недвижимости. Выявлены потенциальные преимущества внедрения ИИ, включая повышение эффективности строительных процессов, оптимизацию затрат и сроков реализации проектов, улучшение качества строительных работ и обеспечение безопасности труда. Также рассмотрены проблемы и ограничения, связанные с применением ИИ в строительстве, такие как необходимость адаптации технологий к специфике отрасли, потребность в квалифицированных кадрах и вопросы регулирования. В заключении обозначены перспективы дальнейшего развития и внедрения ИИ в строительной отрасли России.
 The article discusses the prospects for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the construction industry. The analysis of existing research and practical examples of the use of AI in various aspects of construction, such as design, project management, quality control, safety on construction sites and life cycle management of real estate objects. The potential benefits of implementing AI have been identified, including improving the efficiency of construction processes, optimizing costs and project deadlines, improving the quality of construction work and ensuring occupational safety. The problems and limitations associated with the use of AI in construction are also considered, such as the need to adapt technologies to the specifics of the industry, the need for qualified personnel and regulatory issues. In conclusion, the prospects for further development and implementation of AI in the Russian construction industry are outlined.
Analyzing the critical delay factors for construction projects in the public sector using relative importance index and machine learning techniques
Authors: Sirinthip Ouansrimeang; Kittipol Wisaeang
Year: 2024

This study aims to identify the causes of delays in public construction projects in Thailand, a developing country. Increasing construction durations lead to higher costs, making it essential to pinpoint the causes of these delays. The research analyzed 30 public construction projects that encountered delays. Delay causes were categorized into four groups: contractor-related, client-related, supervisor-related, and external factors. A questionnaire was used to survey these causes, and the Relative Importance Index (RII) method was employed to prioritize them. The findings revealed that the primary cause of delays was contractor-related financial issues, such as cash flow problems, with an RII of 0.777 and a weighted value of 84.44%. The second most significant cause was labor issues, such as a shortage of workers during the harvest season or festivals, with an RII of 0.773. Additionally, various algorithms were used to compare the Relative Importance Index (RII) and four machine learning methods: Decision Tree (DT), Deep Learning, Neural Network, and Naïve Bayes. The Deep Learning model proved to be the most effective baseline model, achieving a 90.79% accuracy rate in identifying contractor-related financial issues as a cause of construction delays. This was followed by the Neural Network model, which had an accuracy rate of 90.26%. The Decision Tree model had an accuracy rate of 85.26%. The RII values ranged from 68.68% for the Naïve Bayes model to 77.70% for the highest RII model. The research results indicate that contractor financial liquidity and costs significantly impact construction operations, which public agencies must consider. Additionally, the availability of contractor labor is crucial for the continuity of projects. The accuracy and reliability of the data obtained using advanced data mining techniques demonstrate the effectiveness of these results. This can be efficiently utilized by stakeholders involved in construction projects in Thailand to enhance construction project management.
Decision Model for Priority Control of Traffic Signals
Authors: L. Head; D. Gettman; Zhiping Wei
Year: 2006

This paper presents a model of the core logic of a traffic signal controller. The model is formulated on the basis of the traditional North American ring, phase, and barrier construct and includes phase intervals such as minimum and maximum times, pedestrian service, alternative minimum times, and a priority service extension. The mathematical model is based on precedence graphs that are familiar to engineers involved with project management techniques such as Gantt charts, the critical path method, and the program evaluation and review technique. The model presents an analytical framework for the analysis of complex controller behaviors and is demonstrated for the case of multiple priority requests. An example shows that a first-come, first-served policy for serving priority requests can result in more delay than will a multiple-priority-request policy generated by the model developed in this paper. Additional controller behaviors, such as preemption, coordination, and offset transition, can be analyzed with this model.
Slate - A Tool for Creating and Maintaining Annotated Corpora
Authors: D. Kaplan; R. Iida; K. Nishina; T. Tokunaga
Year: 2011

Recent research trends of the last five years show that richly annotated corpora inspire novel research. These richly annotated corpora are indispensable for progressing research, but also more difficult to manage and maintain due to increasing complexity – what is needed is a way to manage the annotation project in its entirety. However, annotation project management has received little attention, with tools predominately focusing on single document annotation. Therefore, we define a list of corpus creation and management needs for annotation systems, and then introduce our multi-purpose annotation and management system Slate to address these needs through use of a case study, showing how project management is essential to creating good corpora.
TigerEvents: an online event calendar system for students by students
Authors: C. Jordan; O. Baltzer; Sean Smith
Year: 2006

Over the past couple of years, members of the Dalhousie Student Chapter of the ACM, DalACM, have been active in developing and maintaining open source software used by students. Consequently, Dal-ACM has become a well known student society at Dalhousie University for providing computer solutions to improve student life. Developing software for students is a good way for members of any ACM Student Chapter to get involved in their respective campus while gaining practical software development and project management experience. TigerEvents is one such software project organized by Dal-ACM members; it helps students find out about events that they would be interested in on campus.
Lessons Learnt: Ramifications in an Expeditious Project
Authors: Yaamini Devi L; Sachin Simant; Rohit Thakur
Year: 2024

Program management and execution are key skills required in any organization. Project management practices, principles, people, processes, tools and techniques play a key role in the successful execution of projects. This paper will focus on the lessons learnt in the Power Generator set programs executed to meet the recent emission change levels. The programs started late, but had to meet the launch timeline for the emission change and also had to be made available in the market at the right time. The program was launched in the market at the right time, overcoming the challenge of meeting the short timelines, with added complexities on manufacturing location change and other scope of work. This paper tries to bring out the ramifications of running the program at a high pace. This paper will focus on the key challenges faced during the program and how the team effectively mitigated the challenges. This will give food for thought for future programs to meet any short project timelines requirement and meeting quality requirements. Though the team tried to compress activities and timelines, product reliability and the work content needed to meet reliability requirements were never compromised.
Keywords: Program management, Expeditious Project, Emission compliant product, information technology, Conflict Management, Change Management
Bibliometric Analysis of Key Issues and Objectives in Environmental, Economic, and Social Sustainable Project Management
Authors: Ahmet Burak Koçak; A. Topraklı
Year: 2024

The environmental, economic, and social sustainability of construction project management was researched through a literature review in this study. This paper aimed to analyze the trends in studies about issues in sustainable project management and to research the importance and components of environmental, economic, and social sustainability and their interrelationships. In the scope of the bibliometric analysis, the articles were analyzed by their publication years, authors, authors' countries, authors' organizations, and keyword occurrences. Then, the problems in ensuring the sustainability of construction project management and suggestions for overcoming these problems were reviewed. In previous studies, high energy and raw material consumption and waste became the main factors that prevented environmental sustainability. A strong relationship was found between economic sustainability and life cycle cost assessment, and effective stakeholder engagement is considered the major contributor to the social sustainability of construction management. Sustainability regulations and policies, managerial capabilities, and organizational learning also have critical significance for achieving sustainable construction. The dimensions of sustainability in construction management are closely related to one another, and each one is crucial to achieving the other aspects of sustainability in construction projects. Therefore, a comprehensive strategy that takes into account social, economic, and environmental sustainability criteria should be adopted in construction project management.
Effect of risk management practices on project performance: A case of the Mafuru-Kimambira Water Supply Project in Mvomero District.
Authors: C. Mwaitete
Year: 2024

The study examined the effect of risk management practices on project performance using a case of Mafuru-Kimambira Water Supply Project. This study used quantitative research approach together with non-proportional stratified simple random sampling technique to obtain 98 project contractors. The data were collected using the questionnaire method and analyzed using both descriptive statistics and multiple regression model to analyze the effects of risk management practices on project performance. The findings revealed that risk prevention practice was found to be positive and significant, indicating that it has a direct effect on Mafuru-Kimambira water supply project performance, risk transfer was also found to be positive and significant, indicating that it has a direct impact on Mafuru-Kimambira water supply project performance and risk control was found to be positive and significant, indicating that it has a direct impact on project performance. The study emphasize how crucial risk management techniques are to improving the efficiency of water supply initiatives like the Mafuru-Kimambira Water Supply Project. The study recommends that policymakers should contemplate formulating and executing regulations that promote the application of risk prevention, risk transfer, and risk control techniques in project management. These policies might include directives requiring the application of these techniques in project planning and execution, incentives for projects that exhibit excellent risk management, and training courses for project managers on risk management techniques. By ensuring that water supply projects are carried out successfully, these policies may contribute to increased water security and socioeconomic growth.
THE SYSTEM OF MODERN FORMS OF MANAGEMENT AS MECHANISM OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN THE FIELD OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE
Authors: Olena Yashyna; Liudmyla Shabaieva
Year: 2024

The article provides an overview of innovative approaches as key tools for improving the efficiency of public administration in the educational and cultural spheres. The authors highlight approaches and sets of conceptual provisions for the implementation of modern forms of management in the fields of education, namely, out-of-school education and culture, such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, benchmarking, adaptive management, project management, and customer relationship management. The popularity of these technologies is growing every day, and the use of digital tools allows us to optimize all areas of human activity. This article examines the system of modern forms of management as mechanisms for regulating public administration in the fields of education and culture, defines the organization of the process of digitalization of management activities and the benefits of their use. Digital development is increasingly covering the spheres of education and culture, which is essential in shaping their competitiveness. Thanks to the use of modern digital technologies, we can observe qualitative changes in the interaction of public authorities with citizens and businesses in the field of culture and out-of-school education, which plays an important role in regulating public administration in these areas. It is worth noting that attention is also paid to the application of these forms and methods in the management of extracurricular education and culture, and it is determined that the integrated introduction of digital technologies provides new opportunities. The research and publications that exist in the national scientific discourse are considered. Scientists have identified the main trends in the introduction of various innovations and technologies in the field of public administration, and the key advantages of their use are argued. Effective governance is defined as a strategic tool for the development of education and culture and is characterized by the fact that its effectiveness depends on the rational management of human and material resources, project teams, the introduction of innovations and the efficient use of investments, as well as the realization of creative potential and professional competencies. The article is devoted to highlighting topical issues related to the system of modern forms of management as a mechanism for regulating public administration in the fields of education and culture. This article is theoretical.
The Exemplary Group Design Project?
Authors: N. Edward
Year: 2006

Design activities have become a feature of most undergraduate engineering courses, but their use begs the question: What do we expect from our students? The approach taken here is that students must demonstrate effective project management coupled with realistic but imaginative engineering practice. Information should be sourced and used effectively with experimentation to justify the devised solution. This paper dissects the conduct of a design project which ranks high in the author's experience and includes analysis of the students' perceptions of the activity.
A Modular Requirements Engineering Framework for Web-Based Toolchain Integration
Authors: Robert Darimont; Wei Zhao; C. Ponsard; Arnaud Michot
Year: 2016

Requirements Engineering (RE) tools and more generally the whole Software Engineering toolchain follow the strong trend towards web-based interface. This allows the analyst to use their tools in a "Software as a Service" mode either from a local company server or directly in the Cloud. Such deployments also ease toolchain integration by connecting their respective API through secured web-services, possibly using specific software lifecycle interoperability standards. In this tool demonstration, we illustrate the results of the rewrite process of a major Requirements Engineering tool towards this purpose. Our tooling has the following key features: (i) it supports rich requirements models based on goal-oriented RE, (ii) it is implemented as a collaborative concept server based on Eclipse Modelling technology and (iii) it exposes a REST interface supporting model building, diagram edition, history retrieval, snapshot management, collaborative mode, user authentication and project management. The following scenarios will be demonstrated (1) collaborative edition of a shared RE model, (2) rich service composition with application lifecycle management tools and (3) easy web-component integration in third-party web interfaces.
New technologies in project management within the framework of process management
Authors: A. Krivtsov; Polina K. Barkova
Year: 2024

Process management in this article is considered as a key approach to business management.
To improve efficiency, as well as meet the needs of the end consumer, the approach is aimed at analyzing, optimizing, and regularly improving all processes in the business environment. The relevance of this work is due to the fact that the text highlights such modern technologies as BPMS, ERP, blockchain, virtual and augmented reality to adapt all processes to avoid customer dissatisfaction. These technologies contribute to the improvement of project management due to the automation of processes at all levels. The main goal of this article is to introduce modern technologies and improve processes using process management in an already formed business to increase efficiency and improve quality to meet customer needs. The scientific novelty of the work lies in improving business processes through the introduction of modern technologies. The article reveals how artificial intelligence technologies help speed up the execution of tasks by reducing
the need to manually perform work in order to increase the organizational level in the market. The practical value of this article lies in providing up-to-date information on process management in the context of using modern technologies to optimize processes. The article also describes the difficulties of implementing new technologies, which makes it relevant for practitioners.
Implementasi Kode Etik Insinyur dan Profesionalisme terhadap Signifikansi Metode Pelaksanaan dan Manajemen Proyek pada Proyek Konstruksi Rehabilitasi Laboratorium dan Lapangan SMPN 2 Kota Mojokerto
Authors: Rahmanita Nuzula; Ridho Bayu Aji; M. Sigit Darmawan; Budi Suswanto; RPX Rooswan Happmono
Year: 2025

The implementation method and project management are important points in the running of this rehabilitation project. In accordance with the planning document, it is expected that the significance of planning and implementation does not have a much different percentage. The implementation method is the center of the formation of the plan until it becomes a new building after rehabilitation, as well as project management that focuses on time and quality control is also part of the implementation of the project. The results of the observation of engineering practices found that the percentage of building rehabilitation implementation methods that occurred in the field was 97.43%, while the percentage of field rehabilitation was 97.33%. So the total percentage of the overall work carried out against the plan is 97.38%. The results for time and quality management were obtained that from the 19th to the 20th week there was a delay in the work because in that week there was a material delay, this is known from the analysis of the daily report on the project. In completing the work according to the specified time is carried out with quality according to specifications, re-scheduling is carried out on certain work. From these results, it can be said that they are responsible for their profession which reflects the code of ethics of engineers as well as the ability to complete work well which reflects professionalism.
An Integrated Methodology for Assessment and Selection of the Project Risk Response Actions
Authors: S. M. Seyedhoseini; S. Noori; M. Hatefi
Year: 2009

In a systematic process of project risk management, after risk assessment is implemented, the risk analysts encounter the phase of assessment and selection of the project risk response actions (RA). As indicated by many researchers, there are less systematic and well‐developed solutions in the area of risk response assessment and selection. The present article introduces a methodology including a modeling approach with the objective of selecting a set of RA that minimizes the undesirable deviation from achieving the project scope. The developed objective function comprises the three key success criteria of a project, namely, time, quality, and cost. Our model integrates overall project management into the project risk response planning (P2RP). Furthermore, the proposed model stresses on an equivalent importance for both “risk” and “response.” We believe that applying the proposed model helps the project risk analyst in most effective and efficient manner dealing with his or her complicated RA selection problems. The application of the proposed model was implemented in projects in the construction industry in which it showed tremendous time, cost, and quality improvements.
Undergraduates’ expectations from the educational program “Rural Development Project Management”
Authors: Olga Chudnova; Victoria Kurennaya; Oksana Mukhoryanova; A. Kalashova; V. Ivashova; Alexey Nemtsev
Year: 2024

The article presents the results of a study of the expectations of undergraduates of the educational program “Rural Development Project Management”. The relevance of the projected results of the Master’s degree program is checked by the representations of student-practitioners from among the employees of the municipalities of the South of Russia. A brief review of the publications shows the relevance and importance of studying the opinions of undergraduates and designing an educational program based on the specification of an educational request. The theoretical analysis of publications in the subject area and methodological approaches in studying the expectations of students in higher education programs formed the basis for the development of an empirical research program. The empirical part presents the results of a survey of undergraduates of the 1st year of study “Rural Development Project Management”. A total of 36 people took part in the survey. The results were processed in the SPSS Statistics program (version 24). The analytical materials obtained are important for improving the Master’s program and improving the quality of educational content.