"Badly behaved" modules usually make up about 20% of the total code but make up 80% of the scrap and rework cost

"20% pf the people accomplish 8-% of the progress"

"20% of the requirements account for 80% of engineering effort"

Strategic Management (Core Module: 15 Credits/Semester II)  

The module aims to develop the student’s understanding of strategic management from the perspective of the firm’s top decision-makers, by providing students with a view of the firm as an integrated whole.    Click for course details, books, case studies

Software Project Management (Elective Module: 10 Credits/Semester III)

The module aims to provide the student with an overview of the roles, responsibilities, and project management methods to effectively drive information technology software projects Information Technology Project Manager.  Click for course detail, books, case studies

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Balance Scorecard (Visiting Lecture)

The lecture aims to provide the students an overview of how strategy is connected to objectives and that they are mapped into performance metrics and how they could be managed and used for aligning business objectives between businesses using the Balance Scorecard technique. Click for course details, books and cases

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Leading your team through a difficult project can test your mettle in ways you never expected. It can also draw on skills you never know you had, or at least never had to use at work. There are expectations associated with the position and the person accepting the assignment must be aware of the demands at the personal as well as professional level. The type of project, the company, the organizational structure and other factors impact the role of the project manager, but there will always be some element of leadership in the position. The PMBOK Guide ® Fourth edition defines ” Leadership involves focusing the efforts of a group of people toward a common goal and enabling them to work as a team." Although important throughout all project phases, effective leadership is a contributor to the project success. Click for course details, books and cases

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