Project Management in Design

Project models:

• concepts and types of projects
• About traditional and smooth project and management in design

Establishing and organizing:

• recruitment, management models
• roles of project manager and project participants
• cooperation and motivation

Project phases:

• smooth project and management design, and alternative methods
• planning and monitoring
• time, activity and resource planning
• methods of control and monitoring

Topics:

intellectual property rights, including

• Intellectual property
• right of use
• copyright
• design rights
• licenses for the sharing of rights and obligations in creative work and software development

Students should after completing the course:

• Have knowledge of the basic elements of traditional project management and smooth project management
• be able to plan, organize and implement projects
• have a general knowledge in techniques for managing projects

Knowledge:

• overview of relevant legislation and regulations

Skills: 

• apply knowledge of law in their work

General competence:

• students should be trained in a critical and reflective attitude, so that they can recognize legal, and especially rights-based issues.

• lectures
• group assignments
• exercises

Course requirements:

Mandatory exercises must be approved before graduating.