Project Management III: Digital tools and virtual teams - ØKAD2290 (7,5 sp)
The course "Project Management: Digital Tools and Virtual Teams" provides you with knowledge and skills in the use of digital tools and management of virtual teams in project management.
About the course
This course covers the principles of effective use of digital tools, organization of virtual teams, and strategies for communication and collaboration in international environments.
Knowledge
- Have knowledge of different types of digital tools and technologies used in project management, including project management software, communication platforms, and collaboration tools.
- Have knowledge of methods and best practices for organizing and leading virtual teams, including topics such as communication, conflict management, and motivation.
- Have knowledge of challenges and opportunities related to project management in digital and virtual environments, such as distance management, cultural differences and collaboration across time zones.
- Have an overview of relevant research that illustrates the effective use of digital tools and virtual teams in different project contexts.
Skills
- Can identify and select appropriate digital tools and technologies to support project planning, management, and reporting.
- Can use project management software and other digital tools to plan and manage projects.
- Can use different communication platforms and techniques to communicate effectively in virtual team environments.
- Can reflect on their own practice in international and virtual environments.
- Can analyze and assess potential risks and benefits when using digital tools and in virtual teams.
- Can use artificial intelligence in projects for planning, risk analysis and effective decision-making
General competence
- Can work effectively in digital and virtual project environments, and adapt to changing working methods and technologies.
- Can collaborate and communicate with various stakeholders, both internal and external.
Coursework
Approved coursework is a prerequisite for taking the exam. The coursework requirement on this course is:
- Approved written submission
Exam
The exam in this course consists of an individual written assignment over 3 weeks of 2,000 words (+/- 10%) in accordance with the stated formal requirements and template for referencing. The exam content is the learning outcomes. The exam paper is graded and given a graded grade, A – F.