Practical Experiences as Part of Project Management Course

Practical experiences have been one of the successful criteria for the Project Management course for the art and design students. There are series of events that the students have to undergo as part of their practical exercises in the learning context for Project Management courses. These series have been divided into few mini programs that involved the whole individual in each group. Therefore, the events have been one of the bench marks for these students. Through the practical experience, the task that has been given to individual has been performed according to the needs of professional practice and ethics.

Authors:

• H. Hussain
• N. H. Mohamad

Keywords:

• Practical experiences
• project management
• art and design students
• events
• programs.

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