• Course Identity

Information Technology Project Management course is one of the compulsory courses in the 2016 curriculum in the D3 Informatics Engineering study program which is held at level three in semester five. This course discusses how to carry out the activities of an information technology development project by utilizing knowledge in the field of project management. This course has a future goal so that each student can understand how to assess the feasibility of a project to run, how to carry out activities in a structured manner, how to plan, control, evaluate and make documentation.

• Course Profile and History

In this course, students learn about Information Technology projects and their management. Through case studies, students are introduced to the types of IT projects (cases may be developed from Level II projects with the direction of mobile applications). Components that need to be considered in project work are objectives, time, budget, resources and so on that are needed in managing IT projects. IT project management stages starting from proposal preparation, continuing with the development planning phase to design, implementation, integration and testing of IT projects. This course has a credit weight of 3 credits. The emphasis of the lecture is on analyzing the needs and consistency in running the project, in accordance with the knowledge areas in Project Management Science studied.

The Information Technology Project Management course in this study program already exists in the previous curriculum and is still needed so that students have the ability to manage information technology projects, especially software development projects.

• Course Relevance (Urgency)

Project management is an advanced core course in software development. After students are equipped with an understanding of algorithms, web design, software engineering, interface design and database design, this course is a course that combines and manages the processes that students have learned in other courses (which have been mentioned).

• Links with other courses

The following Curriculum Organigram shows the relationship of the Information Technology Project Management course with other courses

The prerequisite for the Project Management course according to the 2016 Curriculum organigram is Software Engineering, while the courses that require prerequisites for Information Technology Project Management are Practical Work and Final Project.

• Map of Learning Outcomes (CP)

• Subject

In outline, the Project Management course will be described in 9 Knowledge Areas with the project cycle starting with the project initiation stage to project closing,

These are broken down into subject matters for 14 weeks of meetings, including:

• Subject 1: Introduction to Information Technology Project Management
• Subject 2: Project Management in Organizational Perspective, Business and Information Technology Context (Project Initiation Part 1)
• Subject 3: Project Management Process (Project Initiation Part 2)
• Subject 4: Integration Management (Project Initiation Part 3)
• Subject 5: Scope Management (Part 1)
• Subject 6: Scope Management (Part 2): Work Breakdown Structure
• Subject 7: Project Time Management
• Subject 8: Project Time Management (Part 2)
• Subject 9: Project Cost Management
• Subject 10: Project Quality Management
• Subject 11: Project Human Resource Management
• Subject 12: Project Communication Management
• Subject 13: Project Risk Management
• Subject 14: Project Procurement Management

• e-Learning Based Course Learning Plan

This e-learning-based learning scenario will use the Flip Classroom approach, where students have been given complete enough content to read lecture notes (slides), then can independently work on assignments and quizzes. If there is material that is not understood, discussions will be held according to student questions in class. So that the class will focus on discussions on deepening the material. Discussions can also be done online by using the Forum facility whose topic has been determined.

To add insight into the content, external links have been provided that can provide a preview of the material.

• Best Practice (Tips and Trick)
  

To easily master the Information Technology Project Management course, including:

1. Understand the basic concepts well and correctly
2. Follow well every exercise and task according to the guidelines
3. Learn and practice real project case studies

• Certification
  

Certifications that correlate with the Information Technology Project Management course:

1. PMP ( Project Management Profesional) Certification

• Lecturer of Information Technology Project Management Course

1. Hetti Hidayati (HTT)
2. Irman Hariman (IRH)

• Course References

1. Information Technology Project  Management, Schwalbe Kathy, Thomson Course Technology 7th Edition for International Student Edition
2. A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, Project Management Institute, Newtown Square, Pennsylvania USA

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