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Simulating Real-Life IT Project Environments

Simulating Real-Life IT Project Environments. Nicholas Harkiolakis, PhD Hellenic American University Athens - Greece. The 21 st Century. Globalization M anagement & c ontrol Competition in world markets Global work groups Global delivery systems Industrial Economies

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Simulating Real-Life IT Project Environments

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  1. Simulating Real-Life IT Project Environments Nicholas Harkiolakis, PhD Hellenic American University Athens - Greece

  2. The 21st Century • Globalization • Management & control • Competition in world markets • Global work groups • Global delivery systems • Industrial Economies • Knowledge-based economies • Productivity • New products & services • Knowledge as an asset • Time-based competition • Shorter product life • Turbulent environment • Limited employee knowledge base • Enterprise Transformations • Flattening • Decentralization • Flexibility • Location Independence • Low Transaction and Coordination Costs • Empowerment • Collaborative Work and Teamwork

  3. Web Forms Tools Windows Forms Tools Microsoft Integrated Platform Multiple Languages Error Handling Web ServicesIntegration XML Web Services Tools DataAccess Unix AS400 OS390 IT Profession

  4. The Learning Process

  5. Learning in Life

  6. Learning in Business

  7. Learning in Academia

  8. Hypothetical Scenario

  9. Possibilities • 1st --------------------------------------------------------- • Discrete Mathematics • Programming • Data Structures • 2nd -------------------------------------------------------- • Databases • Networks • Operating Systems • 3rd -------------------------------------- • Systems Analysis and Design • Management Information Systems • Project Management • Capstone Project

  10. Issues • Program • 3 year/4 year programs • General Education/Major Courses • Teaching • Scheduling • Grading • Percent of final grade • Evaluation

  11. Simulating Real-Life IT Project Environments byIntegrating Course Modules of Different Student Levels Computer - April 2007

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