Study goals
The objectives of this conclusive technical report include analyzing how the application of Integrated Project Management practices and methodologies contributes to the creation and delivery of technical products by teams in training within a professional master's course.
Relevance / originality
The study is relevant for exploring how integrated project management enhances technical product creation in professional master's programs, offering an innovative approach to aligning academic training with industry needs and project-based learning methodologies.
Methodology / approach
The study employs an integrated project management approach, combining practical and theoretical training. It involves coordination among multidisciplinary teams, use of digital tools, and agile methodologies, with a focus on real-world application within a professional master's course.
Main results
The study demonstrates that integrated project management significantly improves the precision of product requirements, communication among stakeholders, and risk management. Teams deliver high-quality technical products that meet specifications, deadlines, and budgets.
Theoretical / methodological contributions
This research provides theoretical contributions by aligning project management methodologies with academic practices in professional education. Methodologically, it offers a framework for integrating these practices into curriculum design, enhancing students' practical skills and knowledge.
Social / management contributions
The research contributes to management by showing how integrated project practices can optimize professional training, fostering collaboration, innovation, and efficiency. Socially, it emphasizes the importance of equipping teams to tackle challenges in dynamic professional environments.