Students will learn how project management roles are changing as innovative contracts, alternate delivery systems, alternative dispute resolution, and creative project financing are increasingly changing how projects are administered. The modern project manager has more information available than ever before and information technology is changing rapidly.
Students will learn about cost and risk control as well as developing and applying policies and procedures. Other topics will include subcontractor management, purchasing and project financing. Project start up and close out techniques will be covered.

Learning objectives:
By the end of this class you should:

-Know about the different project delivery systems and how each affects the role of the project management team.
-Know how to manage the flow of project information during the various phases of the project.
-Be able to manage the various types and sources of risk that are the primary responsibility of the project supervisor.
-Understand the role of planning and scheduling in the pre-construction phase of a construction project.
-Be able to manage the mobilization and organization of a project in the field.
-Understand the basics of expediting materials, equipment orders and the inspection and approvals processes.
-Be able participate in project layout and start up.
-Be able to plan for efficient material handling.
-Understand how project financing plays a role in modern construction management, cash flow, and project cost control.
-Be able to apply subcontractor management techniques.
-Be able to coordinate the close out of a construction project.
-Understand how corporate policies and procedures can affect the management of the project.

***Text book not included.

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