Construction project management special study module (5 cr)

Objective

On completion of the course the student will know the principles of construction project and will be able to apply them in project management. The student is familiar with how these themes are connected together and what is their influence to each other.
On completion of the course the student can at least
- describe the principles of sectors of construction project (time management, cost management, quality management, work safety, purchase management, risk management and communication).
- describe how these themes are connected together and what is their influence to each other.

Content

Plans of a construction project and project management based on planning
- project plan
- time management
- cost management
- quality management
- work safety
- purchase management
- risk management
- communication

Location and time

As face-to-face teaching at Metropolia's Myllypuro campus. The course starts in week 3 and the exam is held in week 15.

Materials

Lecture material and related class exercises.
Recommended literature:
- Ratu: Aikataulukirja
- Ratu: Rakennushankkeen ajallinen suunnittelu ja ohjaus
- Ratu: Rakennustöiden menekit
- Ratu: Rakennushankkeen kustannushallinta
- Kustannushallinta rakennushankkeessa, Lindholm
- Työpäällikön käsikirja / kustannushallinnan osio
- Talonrakennuksen kustannustieto , Haahtela, Yrjänä
- Ratu: Rakennustöiden laatu
- Talonrakennuksen tuotannonhallinta, Junnonen

Teaching methods

Face-to-face teaching sessions that include lectures and class exercises. There is no obligation to attend to face-to-face teaching, but participation is highly recommended! There is an exam at the end of the course. The course grade is formed based on the exam grade. There are also two retakes of the course.

Exam schedules

The course exam will be held in week 15. After this, two re-exams. The timing of these will be announced after the actual exam.

Student workload

According to the credits.

Content scheduling

The content of the course is divided into teaching periods. There is one lesson set per week, about 4 lessons at a time.

Evaluation scale

0-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

The student is able to describe the basics of construction project management. The student is familiar with how these themes are connected together and what is their influence to each other.

Assessment criteria, good (3)

The student is able to create plans for construction project management and to use them to lead the project.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

The student is able to create plans for construction project management and to use them well to lead the project.
The student understands well how these themes are connected together and what is their influence to each other.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

The student is able to describe the basics of construction project management. The student is familiar with how these themes are connected together and what is their influence to each other.

Assessment methods and criteria

There is an exam at the end of the course. The course grade is formed based on the exam grade.

Qualifications

Basics of Construction Economics, Cost Management, Construction Contracts and Procurements, Production Management

Objective

On completion of the course the student will know the principles of construction project and will be able to apply them in project management. The student is familiar with how these themes are connected together and what is their influence to each other.
On completion of the course the student can at least
- describe the principles of sectors of construction project (time management, cost management, quality management, work safety, purchase management, risk management and communication).
- describe how these themes are connected together and what is their influence to each other.

Content

Plans of a construction project and project management based on planning
- project plan
- time management
- cost management
- quality management
- work safety
- purchase management
- risk management
- communication

Qualifications

Basics of Construction Economics, Cost Management, Construction Contracts and Procurements, Production Management