School of Engineering and Technology, (SET) | ||
CE70.44 : Communication and Negotiation Skills for Project Managers 3(3-0) | ||
Course objectives: | ||
The objective of this course is to explore how to effectively manage communication in a construction organization and project and how to manage project documentation (as a communication tool) in different project phases. Project manager must have the skills to communicate effectively and negotiate with the project team, project client, supplier and subcontractors. |
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Learning Outcomes: | ||
On completion of this course, the students would be able to:
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Pre-requisite(s): | ||
None. |
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Course Outline: | ||
I. Managing Communication in Projects
II. Construction Project Documentation Management and Technology
III. Negotiation in Construction Projects
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Laboratory Sessions: | ||
None. |
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Learning Resources: | ||
Textbook: | ||
No designated text book, but class notes, and handouts will be provided. |
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Reference Books: | ||
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Journals and Magazines: | ||
Others: None |
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Time Distribution and Study Load: | ||
Lectures: 45 hours Self-study: 115 hours Case Study and Home Assignments: 20 hours |
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Teaching and Learning Methods: | ||
Mass Instruction: Lectures, Class room exercises and presentations Individualized Learning: Individual home assignments at the end of each class. Group Learning: Group home assignments at the end of each class to practice, Case Studies to enhance the practical problem-solving skills. |
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Evaluation Scheme: | ||
Case study and Home Assignments: 10%
Mid Semester Exam (Open Book): 30% “A” will be awarded if a student can demonstrate clear understanding of the topics learned in class, has integrated knowledge of the course, can apply the knowledge appropriately in the project/case study, and actively contribute in class discussion. “B” will be awarded if a student can demonstrate basic understanding of the topics learned in class, can apply the knowledge in the project/case study, and contribute in class discussion. “C” will be given if a student can demonstrate partial understanding of the topics learned in class, can apply the knowledge in the project/case study, and quiet during class discussion. “D” will be given if a student demonstrates lack of understanding of the topics learned in class, cannot apply the knowledge appropriately in the project/case study, and cannot contribute in class discussion. |
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