IT Project Manager.

After completing the programme, the student shall have knowledge of: 1. Specialised knowledge of project management and project methodology 2. Knowledge and an overview of business and project finance 3. Specialised knowledge of work processes and quality assurance in project management in the professional role of IT project manager 4. Communication theory and industry-specific terms in Swedish and English 5. Feasibility studies and requirements management, as well as maintenance 6. Group development 7. Project tools 8. Relevant laws and regulations and an understanding of potential threats and risks in IT 9. Business operations and business development and the connection between IT and the business 10. The importance of acting in a businesslike way 11. The importance of their own further learning and the need for continuous professional development After completing the programme, the student shall have the skills to: 1. Communicate commitments and solutions fluently in Swedish and English in the professional role of IT project manager 2. Adapt their communication to the situation, recipient and channel 3. Handle financial tasks such as preparing quotes, following up and reporting results 4. Choose a suitable project and working method based on a requirements specification 5. Apply traditional and agile methods and ways of working in IT projects. 6. Use industry-specific tools for managing and administering projects 7. Apply and take into account relevant legislation in the role of IT project manager. 8. Guide and coach the group as well as individuals 9. Analyse and identify behaviours in a group's different phases in order to influence the group's development 10. Manage and build long-term customer relationships 11. Follow up, critically review and evaluate an IT project 12. Run ongoing development projects After completing the programme, the student shall have the competence to: 1. Independently lead, administer and complete IT projects using both agile and traditional project methods. 2. Independently and in a businesslike way plan, run and quality-assure IT projects efficiently and successfully based on requirements, goals, quality, legislation, resources and budget. 3. Communicate and collaborate with all participants in a project. 4. Take responsibility for leading and developing individuals and groups in an IT project. 5. Identify their own need for professional development and take responsibility for their own further learning.