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BQB7013 ASSETS AND FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

3 Credits This module explores the strategy and operation of facilities management. Facility management strategy
includes the introduction of discipline to the management of facility management. Facilities management
operation look to external constraints in corporate priorities including issues that affect the theory of why the
organization determine its position and overall look of the four main areas of facility management in the
management plan; security, cleaning; energy, and repair & maintenance; which use higher cost of facilities.

At the end of the course, students are able to:
1. Understand the strategies and operational facility management.
2. Translating the main capital through proper maintenance and achieve the value of the cost of daily
operations
3. Apply appropriate management theory to meet the core objectives of a business
BQB7014 IT MANAGEMENT FOR PROJECTS

3 Credits The course aims to introduce different techniques for managing projects and increased project management
skills. These include exposure to a variety of concepts and project management application using
information technology. Course contents include information technology tools and techniques used in the
design and implementation of projects that involve budgeting, human resources, and physical resources. It
also touches on the scope of the project, time management, cost management, project integration
management, risk management, human resources and quality.

At the end of the course, students are able to:
1. Develop knowledge in a business context and technical developments of the management aspects of
information technology in contemporary projects.
2. Build good relationships and interaction through the management of information technology projects.
3. Use conceptual and analytical approaches to the management of information technology projects.