The subject "Engineering Projects" is a common subject that is given in the Degree of Engineering in Industrial Technology. The subject develops the capacity of the student to combine knowledge and attitudes acquired along the career to apply them in the develops of projects of engineering, having in counts especially the cost limitations, time, resources, organizational aspects, quality, risks and respect to the environment. Equally it develops the capacity of search of information. The topics of the theoretical part consist of exposing questions related to the managing and timing of projects of Engineering in its different phases. The practical part is about the application of the theoretical topics doing several individual and in group practices.

M02R11.- Applied knowledge of business organisation.

M02R12.- Knowledge and skills to organize and manage projects. To know the organizational structure and functions of a project office.



Learning outcomes:

•Inclusion of environmental and sustainability considerations in the design of machines, processes and industrial installations

•Inclusion of economic and organisational considerations in the design of machines, structures, installations and industrial processes.

•Planning and drafting of projects for machines, structures, constructions, plants, processes and industrial installations.

1.- THE PROJECT DEFINITION

2.-.PHASES AND DOCUMENTS OF THE PROJECT

3.- PROJECT ASSESSMENT

4. BASIC AND DETAILED ENGINEERING

5. PROJECT ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

6. PROJECT TIMING

7. TECHNICAL REPORTS

8. TECHNICAL PROCEDURES AND INDUSTRIAL LEGISLATION

9. METHODOLOGY OF PRODUCT DESIGN

10. ERGONOMICS

11. ECODESIGN

12. EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT

13. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF THE COMPANIES

14. QUALITY MANAGEMENT. THE QUALITY IN THE PROJECT

15. QUALIT COSTS. TOOLS FOR PROBLEM SOLVING

16. STANDARDISATION, ACCREDITATION AND CERTIFICATION

17.LABOR RISKS PREVENTION

18. SAFETY in THE PROJECT

The theoretical part will be given in the first quarter and it consists of master classes and the resolution of individual exercises to help the comprehension of the given matters. The practical part will be during the whole course: the students will work with different tools in the area of the Engineering Projects, and after will develop individual and in group works, where the adquired knowledge will be put into practice.

• Continuous Assessment System
• Final Assessment System
• Tools and qualification percentages:
  • Written test to be taken (%): 40
  • Realization of Practical Work (exercises, cases or problems) (%): 60

THE STUDENT ASSESSMENT WILL BE DONE WITH NEXT WEIGHTING PROCEDURE: FINAL THEORY EXAM 40 %, PRACTICES 60 %. IT IS NECESSARY TO OBTAIN POSITIVE ASSESSMENT IN BOTH ASPECTS SEPARATELY. THE WITHDRAWAL TO CALL IS REALIZED NOT APPEARING TO THE EXAM, AND IT WILL CONSIST of "NOT PRESENTED". THE Final THEORY EXAM OF THE ORDINARY CALL WILL BE REALIZED IN JANUARY.

The practices will be evaluated by the ongoing evaluation method. The student is able to renounce to this method, by asking for a final exam, according to the current normative rules.

"In the event that health conditions prevent the realization of a face-to-face teaching activity and/or evaluation, a non-face-to-face modality will be activated of which the students will be promptly informed."

THE STUDENT ASSESSMENT WILL BE DONE WITH NEXT WEIGHTING PROCEDURE: FINAL THEORY EXAM 40 %, PRACTICES 60 %. IT IS NECESSARY TO OBTAIN POSITIVE ASSESSMENT IN BOTH ASPECTS SEPARATELY. THE WITHDRAWAL TO CALL IS REALIZED NOT APPEARING TO THE EXAM, AND IT WILL CONSIST of "NOT PRESENTED".

In the case that the student does not have done the practices by the method of on-going evaluation, he or she is able to ask, previous communication, for a final exam including both theory and practices, according to the current normative rules.

"In the event that health conditions prevent the realization of a face-to-face teaching activity and/or evaluation, a non-face-to-face modality will be activated of which the students will be promptly informed."

The management of the subject will be necessarily across the platform egela.ehu

Basic bibliography

- Otegi JR.,Toledo N.,Etxaniz O.,Zuazo I., Aretzaga J.: "De la idea al plan de proyectos en 10 pasos" Open Course Ware 2014 Disponible en: http://ocw.ehu.es/course/view.php?id=336

- J. Caamaño, “Elementos básicos de Ingeniería de Proyectos”, Publicaciones de la ETSIB UPV/EHU, 2004

- H. Kerzner, “Project Management. A Systems Approach to Planning Scheduling and Controlling”, Wiley, 2009

- PMI, “A guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBoK) 6th edition”, 2017

- A. González Marcos et. Al, “Ingeniería de Proyectos”, Dextra Editorial, 2014 - Capítulo 7

- UNE 157001:2014 Criterios generales para la elaboración formal de los documentos que constituyen un proyecto técnico, 2014

Web addresses

- PMI, https://www.pmi.org/
- IPMA http://www.ipma.world/
- AEIPRO https://www.aeipro.com/es/