Syllabus del corso
Titolo
Docente(i)
Dott. Andrea Mangiatordi, University of Milano Bicocca
Ing. Roberto Richero, PMP & SAFe AgilistLingua
English
Breve descrizione
The course main objective is to introduce participants to some productivity tools and techniques that are either closely related to academic work (i.e., managing a personal reference library and staying on top of it) or general-purpose project management techniques, including decluttering tips and a review of personal productivity methods.
Pre-existent, unstructured knowledge of the topics of the course will be turned into solid and interconnected understanding of how cloud-based tools can support everyday research activities and basic data management to decrease the risk of (excessive) redundancy in personal information management. Participants will also acquire basic Project Management knowledge based on the most widespread international standards.
Participants will learn how to
- think about their projects with a method;
- build their own reference collection;
- plan and prioritize their activities;
- monitor the advancement of activities
Target audience: PhD students from any Department and branch of the School.
Participants (min/max): 5-20
CFU / Ore
CFU: 1, 5
Ore: 12
Periodo di erogazione
01/12/21 9.30 am – 12.30 pm RIELAb U16 – 4th floor
15/12/21 9.30 am – 12.30 pm RIELAb U16 – 4th floor
22/12/21 9.30 am – 12.30 pm RIELAb U16 – 4th floor
Title
Productivity tools for (young) researchers
Teacher(s)
Dott. Andrea Mangiatordi, University of Milano Bicocca
Ing. Roberto Richero, PMP & SAFe AgilistLanguage
English
Short description
The course main objective is to introduce participants to some productivity tools and techniques that are either closely related to academic work (i.e., managing a personal reference library and staying on top of it) or general-purpose project management techniques, including decluttering tips and a review of personal productivity methods.
Pre-existent, unstructured knowledge of the topics of the course will be turned into solid and interconnected understanding of how cloud-based tools can support everyday research activities and basic data management to decrease the risk of (excessive) redundancy in personal information management. Participants will also acquire basic Project Management knowledge based on the most widespread international standards.
Participants will learn how to
- think about their projects with a method;
- build their own reference collection;
- plan and prioritize their activities;
- monitor the advancement of activities
Target audience: PhD students from any Department and branch of the School.
Participants (min/max): 5-20
CFU / Hours
CFU: 1,5
Hours: 12
Teaching period
01/12/21 9.30 am – 12.30 pm RIELAb U16 – 4th floor
15/12/21 9.30 am – 12.30 pm RIELAb U16 – 4th floor
22/12/21 9.30 am – 12.30 pm RIELAb U16 – 4th floor