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Resource Planning and Management

Unit Code: HES6174

Duration

Contact Hours

Campus

Prerequisite

Corequisite


12 weeks

36 hours lectures, 12 hours tutorials & computer labs

Hawthorn

PG: Nil
UG: 250 credit points


Nil

Credit Points: 12.5 Credit Points

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Related Course/s:

A unit of study with the
Graduate Certificate of Engineering (Civil)
Master of Engineering (Civil) (Honours)
 


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Aims & Objectives:

This unit covers specific knowledge areas regarding planning and management of resources in engineering industries, especially in project-based settings.

Upon learning, the students shall be able to:

  • Understand related concepts and functions of planning and managing resources in project scenarios
  • apply relevant principles and theories for planning and managing resources
  • demonstrate a functional knowledge of using appropriate tools and techniques for resource planning and management
  • formulate and/ or specify suitable strategies, methods and tools/ techniques for resource management in the project-based engineering industries


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Teaching Methods:

Lectures, tutorials and Computer Labs


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Assessment:

Assignment (30%)
Group projects (30%)
Examination (40%)


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Generic Skills Outcomes:

On successful completion of this unit, students will have:

  • A fundamental understanding of resource planning concepts and resource management principles.
  • Basic abilities to apply, analyse and participate in planning and resource management responsibilities
  • Advanced knowledge regarding specific modern tools, techniques and best practices for resource planning and management.


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Content:

This unit covers essential concepts and techniques for planning and management of resources in project-based engineering industries.

Topics include: planning concepts; planning/ programming techniques; estimating, allocation and leveling of resources; constrained resource scheduling; introduction location based management in projects; resource planning and management in linear projects; multi-project resource management; metrics based monitoring and control; material resources planning and inventory control; introduction to computer applications for resource planning and management.

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Reading Materials:

Basic reading materials will be suggested during the course delivery.


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