PROFESSIONAL SKILLS

Professional Skills

Professional Skills

Introduction

Management or Project Management is the discipline of planning, organizing, securing and coordinating resources and people to meet the objectives, deliverables and success criteria of projects. A project is a set of activities for a specific purpose with a clear beginning and end, subject to three “restrictions” that are time, budget and scope. (Goodison, 2008, pp. 282-95)

Procedures for project management

The sequence of project management should be defining the project environment, formulation of the project, planning for the project, the technical implementation of the project (except for the planning and control), control over the implementation of the project.

The procedures of project management methodology for PMI

Basic procedures and processes described in the standard PMI PMBOK. Definition of project requirements, setting clear and achievable goals, balancing the competing demands for quality, capacity, time and cost, adapting the specifications, plans and approaches to meet the needs and concerns of various interested parties (stakeholders)

Procedures for the project management methodology PRINCE2

The beginning of the project (SU), starting the project (IP), project planning (PL), project management (DP), the control stage (CS), control limits stages (SB), control of production of the product (MP), completion of the project (CP). Other procedures (team management, contracts and etc.) made “outside” of the methodology and tool called the Project Manager. In addition, the methodology considers the “components” that consist of a Business Plan (Business Case), organization, planning, risk management, quality management, configuration management, control and change management. (Gorard & Taylor 2005, pp. 56-58)

Ethical aspects of Information Technology

Ethical aspects of computer science are extremely important. Not all of the rules governing activities in the field of computer science can be reduced to the legal norms. It is very much determined by the observance of the unwritten rules of conduct for those involved in the world of computers. As in any large and extensive area of ??human activity in computer science to date, there were certain moral and ethical standards of behavior and activity.

Legal Aspects of Information Technology

Legal aspects of computer science related to the fact that the work of programmers and other professionals working in the field of computer science, increasingly serves as the object of legal regulation. Some actions in this case can be classified as an offense. Regulatory issues are subject to ownership of information, copyright protection for computer programs and databases, guarantees of confidentiality and privacy of certain information and much more. Computerization of the social sphere, the spread of information networks have generated new types of crime as well as numerous legal challenges, regulation, many of which are far from complete. The regulations are based on the application of the Constitution, Law 25326 and the regulations have created a framework for the guard of honor and privacy.

Social Aspects of Information Technology

Information technology has significant social issues. It includes a computer complex of industrial, commercial, administrative and social impact. Information, which is the penetration of information technology in all spheres of life and work of the society, is strongly influenced by the social ...