derhan/semantic-scholar-manajemen-proyek huggingface dataset:
Hybrid Teaching Design for the "Software Project Management" Course
Authors: Yadong Gong
Year: 2024

This paper investigates a hybrid instructional design to improve the educational outcomes of the "Software Project Management" course. Confronted with the challenges of globalization and rapid technological progress, traditional lecture-based teaching has proven inadequate to fulfill the goals of contemporary education. The hybrid teaching model merges online self-directed learning with in-person interactive sessions, facilitating the acquisition and application of knowledge and the enhancement of practical skills through pre-class video instruction, classroom discussions, and case analyses. The educational objectives encompass the transmission and internalization of knowledge, the cultivation of professional ethics, and the improvement of students' comprehensive qualities. The instructional process is meticulously designed to include pre-class self-study, in-class knowledge assessment, case study discussions, practical coursework, and final evaluations. Moreover, the study places a special focus on integrating ideological and political elements within the curriculum to elevate students' ideological and moral qualities.
A proposed integration of the event and project management body of knowledge
Authors: Sumei van Antwerpen
Year: 2023

The concept of an established international body of knowledge implies being updated with a respected good standing. The EMBOK (event management body of knowledge) may have some limitations in need of an update to be clearly distinguished. EM (event management) need a special kind of management considering the scope of the event industry with unfortunate event failures. The comprehensive nature of any body of knowledge (BOK) study led to a pre-study with respect to a conceptual integrated exploratory methodology. This provided the freedom to move outside conservatism to relate ideas, notions, theories, impressions and abstractions to the problem. The purpose was therefore not to obtain a final account but to propose a well-defined hypothesis for further studies. The conceptual data less structured casual observation, and an overview of secondary sources and literature. The overall exploratory study indicates a need for the update of the EMBOK also by means of the PMBOK (project management body of knowledge) or a synthesised event-project management framework (E-PMBOK).
Investigating Determinants of Project Portfolio Management Adoption
Authors: Haya Ajjan; Ramessh Kumar; C. Subramaniam
Year: 2008

Recently, there has been an emphasis on managing projects strategically within the organization using project portfolio management (PPM). However, the extent of adoption of this innovation and the enabling factors are not well understood in academics and practice. This research-inprogress investigates a model of PPM adoption using data being collected from project managers. The model identifies a total of nine variables capturing various environmental, PPM, and organizational factors that could potentially impact the adoption decision of PPM. The survey is hosted on the Project Management Institute’s (PMI) website in order to collect data from PMI members worldwide. The data will be analyzed using logistic regression to identify the factors that have a significant impact on PPM adoption. This research is part of a larger multi-method research of PPM adoption and infusion and the results of this research will help practitioners and researchers better understand factors that impact PPM adoption decisions.
THE SYNERGY OF OPTIMIZING PROJECT MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
Authors: Imadeddine Reghiss; Riad Abadli
Year: 2024

This paper provides a bibliometric study based on data from Scopus and the VOS Viewer program to investigate the relationship between optimization strategies, project management, and quality management in the context of residential constructions. With an emphasis on a number of factors, including publishing nations, years, fields, authors, citations, and keywords, the analysis encompasses 85 articles from 1995 to 2023.    
The main conclusions show that the top four nations in terms of the number of publications on this subject are China, the US, Australia, and Canada. The research reveals noteworthy patterns in the disciplines that have made contributions to this topic, suggesting that optimization in construction and management techniques is studied from a multidisciplinary perspective. 
In order to improve the performance of residential building projects, the paper highlights the growing significance of combining optimization techniques with efficient project management and quality assurance. Additionally, it lists key works and prominent writers who have influenced the conversation in this field. All things considered, this bibliometric study offers insightful information to scholars and professionals who are interested in the nexus of these important fields, indicating that interdisciplinary cooperation might result in better residential building project outcomes.
Study on Teaching Reform in Applied Undergraduate Engineering Management
Authors: Yue Yu
Year: 2024

: With the rapid development of China's construction industry, the demand for engineering management talents with structural knowledge is increasingly growing. "Building Structures," as a core course in engineering management and cost estimation specialization, holds a pivotal position. It not only covers the principles of structural design and construction requirements of buildings but is also closely related to engineering costs, project management, and other aspects. However, traditional teaching methods of "Building Structures" often overemphasize theoretical teaching and neglect the cultivation of practical application abilities, diverging from the goals of applied undergraduate education. To better meet societal demands and cultivate engineering management and cost estimation professionals with practical abilities, this paper deeply explores the teaching reform of the "Building Structures" course. To ensure the successful implementation of these reforms, specific implementation plans and safeguard measures are proposed. By utilizing a variety of teaching methods, the practical application abilities, problem-solving abilities, and innovative thinking abilities of students are enhanced. After a prolonged period of exploration, more competitive talents in engineering management and cost estimation have been cultivated, contributing to the sustainable development of the construction industry.
Ship 3D Collaborate Design Integration System Research
Authors: Shao-juan Su; Yin-dong Liu; Xiao-Ming Liu
Year: 2010

With development of information technology, traditional serial design process has not need the requirements of ship design. At first the characteristics of modern ship design and need for parallel collaborative design are analyzed. By analyzing the characteristics of 3D CAD software (Solid Works) and PDM system (Wind chill), integrated model and key technologies of the system is discussed. On the basis system integration platform through the middleware interface (Workgroup Manager for Solid Works) are built. Then ship 3D design is brought into project management. Carry on ships 3D collaborate design through key technologies such as document management and workflow management. This idea can solve information isolation problem between CAD system and PDM system and avoid unnecessary repeat works, as the same time improve the efficiency of ship design.
The journey to establishing an IT-infrastructure within the German Biobank Alliance
Authors: C. Schüttler; H. Prokosch; M. Hummel; M. Lablans; B. Kroll; Cäcilia Engels
Year: 2021

Background Biobanks ensure the long-term storage and accessibility of biospecimens and corresponding data sets. Thus, they form the foundation for many research projects which may contribute to improving medical care. With the establishment of the German Biobank Node and Alliance, expertise in biobanking is bundled and strengthened. An important component within this research infrastructure is the set-up of an information technology (IT) network for allowing feasibility requests across individual biobanks. Objective We aim to describe relevant aspects that have shaped the journey to interconnect biobanks, to enhance their visibility within the research-community, to harmonize data, and to enable feasibility searches to support access to available data and biosamples. Methods To achieve this task, we resorted to a wide variety of methods: we ran a requirement analysis, decided on the mode of operation for the federated team of IT-developers and on the development approach itself, took related national and international initiatives into account, and concluded with evaluations of the developed software artefacts and the operation of the entire chain of applications. Results We drew an IT framework including all heterogeneous data aspects derived from our requirement analysis and developed a comprehensive IT infrastructure. The successful implementation benefited from a smooth interaction of a federated IT team distributed across all participating sites that was even able to manage a major technology change mid-project. Authentication and project management services from associated partners could be integrated and the graphic user interface for an intuitive search tool for biospecimens was designed iteratively. The developed code is open source to ensure sustainability and the local implementation is concluded and functioning. The evaluation of the components was positive. Conclusions The entire project had given ample opportunity for challenges, predictable and unpredictable—from the mode of operation to changing some of the initial ideas. We learned our lessons concerning personnel, budget planning and technical as well as manual monitoring as well as some requirements arising only during the process of the project. Nevertheless, we can here report a success story of a network infrastructure, highly agile and much easier in local installation than initially anticipated.