This course gives candidates tools to identify, assess, and select technology, in the context of a technology roadmap, that will provide tangible benefits in addressing specific organizational issues as well as to account for social and environmental concerns. This course will provide support to candidates where technology assessment processes are an appropriate part of the Graduation Project.
This course forms part of the Bachelor of Technology in TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT degree program. You may proceed to register for this course online, or by contacting Student Information and Enrollment Services (SIES) at 604-434-1610 or 1-866-434-1610 Toll-Free (Canada and US only). Please click on the following link for IMPORTANT INFORMATION regarding this course. https://www.bcit.ca/files/transportation/pdf/have_not_applied_to_tmgt.pdf There will be mandatory virtual classroom sessions for this course on February 6, March 6, and March 27, 2019, 1830-2215 (PST). Please be sure you sign in to The Learning Hub (formerly D2L) prior the first session to make sure you know how to attend.
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Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to
Define in what ways technology can make a significant contribution to the organization.
Assess and prove the economic value of technology by providing benefit/cost, ROI and other Technology Management program metrics to provide a convincing business case.
Substantiate, with evidence, that a project is socially and environmentally acceptable.
Develop a process of technology assessment that can be adapted for use in different organizations.
Identify and demonstrate opportunities where technology can be used to enable organizational change.
Select and apply leadership and project management skills appropriate to ensure success and actionable results in a technology assessment.
Construct a technology roadmap for the organization.
Perform a technology assessment, where appropriate, within the candidate’s technology management graduation project.
Effective as of Spring/Summer 2016
Related Programs
TMGT 8103 is offered as a part of the following programs:
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