Study goals
Analyze the reformulation of the Pedagogical Project of the Postgraduate Course in Informatics in Education at IFSP-SBV, using project management according to the PMI (2021), to identify practices and create an adaptable framework to reformulate courses in different contexts.
Relevance / originality
The report's relevance lies in its application of project management to innovate the distance learning postgraduate curriculum, increasing flexibility and quality. The originality lies in the adaptable framework, integrating agile practices, active methodologies, and digital technologies to overcome curricular fragmentation.
Methodology / approach
The study methodology is qualitative, applied, and descriptive-exploratory, based on a case study at IFSP-SBV. It utilized document analysis and semi-structured interviews with a multidisciplinary team. The analysis adopted CIMO logic, data triangulation, and thematic categorization.
Main results
The main results of the study indicate that the reformulation of the PPC followed the PMI stages, promoting curricular flexibility, pedagogical innovation and an increase in vacancies, adopting collaborative management in the process, enabling the creation of a framework based on the
Theoretical / methodological contributions
The theoretical/methodological contributions of the report include the integration of PMI (2021) principles with active methodologies and agile management, the proposal of an adaptable framework for curriculum reformulation, and the application of CIMO logic in a qualitative case study for structured analysis.
Social / management contributions
The report's social contributions include strengthening accessible and inclusive distance learning, promoting greater retention and student success. For management, the adaptable framework that guides collaborative, innovative curricular reformulations aligned with project management practices stands out.