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1. What is cultural political economy?
2. Economism and beyond
3. Module structure
4. Housekeeping
WHAT IS CULTURAL ...
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MODULE 3MODULE 3
Quality Assurance and Control
Introduction
SimplilearnTraining's channel (2012). Quality Planning vs Quality Assurance vs Quality Control (Streaming video). Retrieved from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCgzbYi_Iw8
As project work is executed, project managers make certain that quality assurance is performed
activities that are undertaken to ensure that a project uses the processes needed to meet quality requirements. Quality control entails monitoring specific
project results to determine whether they meet relevant quality standards, which have been defined with the project scope.
For example, in IT projects, factors that can negatively affect the likelihood of success may include advances in technology during the project's execution,
infrastructure changes that impact security and data management, or the risks involved in implementing new technology for the first time. There are various
quality control techniques to ensure the project achieves successful outcomes.
Passionate Project Management. (2014). Project Management Concept #3: Quality Assurance v Quality Control
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnvDYN8udGM
This module will cover:
Monitoring and Controlling project work, including IT projects.
Tools and techniques for project quality control and quality assurance.
This module will help you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCgzbYi_Iw8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnvDYN8udGM
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Identify sources of data required for project quality control.
Explain the difference between standards and regulations.
Apply tools and techniques in monitoring, controlling, measuring and managing project performance and quality to achieve
CULTURAL
POLITICAL
ECONOMY
LECTURER
DR AMIN SAMMAN
Rhind Building, D515
Office hours: Thursday, 14.00–16.00
[email protected]
Please sign up for appointments online
http://www.supersaas.com/schedule/Amin_Samman/Office_Hours
http://city.ac.uk
http://www.supersaas.com/schedule/Amin_Samman/Office_Hours
OUR
APPROACH
The objectives of this module are twofold:
1. To introduce the key concepts, approaches, and debates in
this field
2. To provide an opportunity for in-depth study of the cultural
logics at work in one or more aspect of contemporary
capitalism
The first is meant to enable the second:
• Our core objective is to use these concepts and debates to
study the concrete issues and problems that define the
contemporary cultures of global capitalism
WEEK 1
OUTLINE
1. What is cultural political economy?
2. Economism and beyond
3. Module structure
4. Housekeeping
WHAT IS CULTURAL.
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