PROFESSIONALISM (2 Credits)

Learning Outcomes:

On successful completion of this course, student will be able to: Explain the characteristics of professional engineers in performing the planning, design, and applying the understanding of health, safety and environmental sustainability including applying the understanding of non-technical factors and professional ethics in their profession; Apply the role of project management process and integration; Apply project scoping and time management by understanding how to analyse and evaluate data to find and recognize the ability, weakness and strength of their workplace; Implement professionally implement, cooperate and manage projects in a team according to the budgeted cost and quality; Implement the selected feasible and proper decisions based on risk and resources management; Implement communicate and coordinate the procurement and project closing management.

Topics:

1. Introduction to Professionalism in Engineering;
2. Project Management for Problem description and solution objectives;
3. Project Management in Data collection and analysis;
4. Project Integration within work place tasks and authority;
5. Scoping for work planning;
6. Time Management in work implementation;
7. Cost Management in work implementation;
8. Quality Management in work implementation;
9. Resource management in work implementation;
10. Risk Management in work implementation;
11. Communication Management in work implementation;
12. Procurement supporting Work handover.