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Management for Engineers

Management for Engineers

Data is displayed for the academic year: 2025./2026.

Course Description

The aim of the course is to provide students with a theoretical and practical knowledge about projects in military engineering. The focus is on issues and challenges arising at the most project in civil and military domain. Also the focus is on the understanding of planning, organization, management, coordination, monitoring and teamwork.

Study Programmes

undergraduate
Air Defence - course
(7. semester)
Armour - course
(7. semester)
Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defence - course
(7. semester)
Engineers - course
(7. semester)
Field Artillery - course
(7. semester)
Monitoring and Guidance - course
(7. semester)
Signals - course
(7. semester)
Technical Support - course
(7. semester)

Learning Outcomes

  1. interpret the concept and basic principles of management
  2. understand management functioning in a military system
  3. understand planning and implementation processes of engineering projects
  4. understand the methods for decision making
  5. explain the basic characteristics of the intellectual property
  6. participate in a team to make military engineering project

Forms of Teaching

Lectures

Teaching is organized in two cycles. The first cycle includes of 6 weeks of teaching and mid-term exam, and the second cycle includes of 7 weeks of teaching and final exam. Teaching is executed in 15 weeks with two hours of teaching per week.

Exercises

Within the course the excercise will be organized with total of 15 hours during semester.

Independent assignments

During the exercises, students will independently and in a team solve practical tasks related to the course content.

Other

Writting project documentation

Week by Week Schedule

  1. Lectures: Introduction to management
  2. Lectures: Management and managers
  3. Lectures: Engineering profession
  4. Lectures: Engineering and managerial ethics
  5. Lectures: Engineering approach to problem solving
  6. Lectures: Intellectual property and protection
  7. Midterm exam
  8. Lectures: Teamwork
  9. Lectures: Project and project management - definitions and features
  10. Lectures: Project initiating and planning
  11. Lectures: Project executing, monitoring and controlling, closing
  12. Lectures: Risk management in projects Seminar: Teamwork on the project - a case study
  13. Lectures: Conflict management and decision making
  14. Lectures: Agile trends in project management
  15. Final exam

Literature

Fertalj, K.; Car, Ž.; Nižetić Kosović, I. (2016.), Upravljanje projektima - skripta, Sveučilište u Zagrebu FER
Temelji menadžmenta (2005.), Sikavica, P.; Bahtijarević-Šiber, F.; Pološki-Vokić, N., Školska knjiga
PMI (2009.), Project Management Body of Knowledge 4th Edition, PMI

For students

General

ID 282211
  Winter semester
4.0 ECTS
L0 English Level
L1 e-Learning
30 Lectures
15 Exercises