CIT 825: IT Management, Leadership, and Implementation
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisites: None
Course Objective:
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisites: None
Course Objective:
This course is intended to develop the following capabilities:
- manage large IT projects that meet the time, cost, quality, and scope requirements
- provide leadership in cultivating innovative ideas, managing IT resources, and developing IT skills
- understand the salient factors to lead change management when implementing information systems project
- understand particular challenges in leading technical professionals
- practice current approaches to leadership applying software engineering practices
- recruit, interview, hire diverse pool of high performers
- model, develop guidelines for ethical professional behavior
- develop and implement training for IT professionals
- assess, reward, and motivate IT professionals
- lead productive IT teams
- market, promote, and articulate IT critical success factors
The course will teach students the application of project management body of knowledge including: time, cost, scope, quality, human resources, risk management, procurement, communication, and project management integration; leadership skills including recruiting IT professionals, developing IT professionals skills, champion IT success factors, and ethical leadership; and implementation skills including change management. The course will use developing economies as the context for management, leadership, and implementation.
Mode of Delivery:
- Lectures, reading assignments, and review of research articles and books
Assessment:
- Assignments, exams, and term paper
- Simulation exercises for project management, leadership, and implementation
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