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Master Wood Technology Module Catalogue / Modulhandbuch Contents Inhalt Teaching methods Lehrmethode Teaching language Unterrichtssprache Examinations Prüfungsleistung & Leistungsbewertung Resources during the exam Hilfsmittel in der Prüfung Literature / reading list Literatur � Project Management in its corporate strategic manifestation o strategic aspects of project management (PM) o project-oriented business organisation, multi-project design, corporate project management design o change management (project management structuring, knowledge management, acceptance management…) o claim management, contractors management � Methods and tools in strategic project management o strategic methods for target completion o communication and team-process-coordination o team leadership in interregional and international projects o conflict management / motivation � Computer-assisted project management tools in advanced PM o MS-Project tutorials in multi-project design o EPM (enterprise performance management) methods and design (vertical and horizontal project hierarchy) o design of business processes � Project planning in practice in complex individual case studies seminar-style teaching external lecturers/tutors case studies and group work computer-assisted work homework English, optionally German Course certificate: � project report / homework � oral exam and written course paper none � Div.: Projektmanagement, WEKA Praxis-Handbuch, WEKA-Verlag, 2000, Augsburg � Josse, G: Projektmanagement, CC-Verlag GmbH, 2001, ISBN 3.9239-3025-9 � Litke, H.-D.: Projektmanagement, GU-Verlag, 2002, ISBN 3-7742-4920-2 � Peiper, S: Crashkurs Projektmanagement, Erste-Hilfe-Verlag, 2003, ISBN 3-4480-5540-9 � Probst, H.-J.; Haunerdinger, M.: Projektmanagement leicht gemacht, Ueberreuter-Verlag, 2001, ISBN 3-7064-0820-1 � Schemme, M.: Projektmanagement, Vorlesungsskript, Rosenheim, 2003 � Koeppe, K.: Die anderen und sich selbst verstehen, Literareon Verlag, München, 2005 � Sprenger, R.: Mythos Motivation, Wege aus der Sackgasse, Campus-Verlag, 2000 � Sprenger, R.: Das Prinzip Selbstverantwortung, Wege zur Motivation, Campus-Verlag, 2000 Seite 16
Master Wood Technology Module Catalogue / Modulhandbuch Module MA 22 – Wood Economics of Foreign Continents (compulsory module) Module coordinator Modulverantwortlicher Lecturers/tutors Referenten Location / term Durchführung des Moduls Credit Points (ECTS) 5 Number of lectures Anzahl der Vorlesungen Total workload Distribution of the hours Gesamtworkload Aufteilung der Stunden Pre-requisites for the module Modulvoraussetzungen Learning objectives Lernziele Contents Inhalt Professor Dr. Frieder Scholz Tel.: +49 (0)8031 805 317 Email: frieder.scholz@fh-rosenheim.de Prof. Dr. Jegatheswaran Ratnasingam at the University Rosenheim in the winter term 2 contact hours/week seminar 3 hours/week self-directed study, preparation and follow-up work 150 hours, of which � 30 contact hours � 60 hours self-directed study, seminar paper � 60 hours preparation and follow-up work at home, exam preparation Admittance to the Master Programme of Wood Technology “International wood industries” provides insights into the global wood industries – from the forests to the consumers. Particular attention will be paid to the industries in Asia, including Japan, and North America. Wood is the dominant building material for North America’s residential buildings – more than 80 percent of the more than 1.5 million residential new single family homes that are built annually are timber buildings. There is a very efficient distribution and retail system for the large quantities of materials that are needed to construct these buildings. Whereas the building market is dominated by softwoods, large quantities of hardwoods are harvested and used for furniture, flooring and kitchen cabinets, among others. Globalization has become a reality – much so for the wood industries. Tree growth, processing and manufacturing of wood and wood products take place where the costs are lowest around the globe. Transportation has become a less decisive issue in determining the best (cheapest?) manufacturing location. The course will show recent developments and trends that will shape the future. Asia � The meaning of the wood industry in the Malaysian economy � Development and statistical data of the furniture industry � Development and statistical data of the timber-frame construction sector � Development and statistical data of the industry of derived timber products � Import and export of wood products � Future markets for wood products � Efficiency of the Malaysian wood industry North America � The North American situation in the global wood economy � Development and statistical data of the North American market Seite 17
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