Modeling Introduction Competence the Learning Projects

Kolesnikov, Aleksej E.; Lykianov, Dmitrij V.; Oleh, Tat'jana M

doi:10.15276/eltecs.23.99.2016.31

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“…The article continues the research presented in papers [3,4], [5,6], [7,8], [9,10], [11,12], [13,14], [15,16], [17]. In these works, the use of the mathematical apparatus of Markov chains for modeling the control processes of project-driven or project-oriented organizational and technical systems is considered.The purpose of the research is to confirm the fact that the methodological principles for assessing the effectiveness of projects are tightly coupled factors, and that based on one of them, it is possible to assess the success of the entire project as a whole.…”

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Elaboration of a Markov Model of Project Success

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The development of software and the creation on its basis of models that reflect the main features of project management systems is an important task of project management.Despite the significant differences between the types of projects and the variety of conditions for their implementation, assessments of the effectiveness / success of projects should be carried out in a certain way uniformly, on the basis of common justified principles. This article discusses the construction of a matrix of "strong connectivity" for the methodological principles of assessing the effectiveness / success of projects based on a directed graph. Methodological, the most general principles that ensure, when applied, the rational behavior of stakeholders regardless of the nature and objectives of the project. All of the above principles for evaluating the effectiveness / success of projects are interconnected. In order to show the topology and directions of the interconnections of methodological principles, it is necessary to draw up a matrix diagram. With its help, it can determine the relationship between methodological principles. The matrix diagram often called the matrix of connections, shows the degree of dependence of the criteria of one on another, how strong are the connections between them. The resulting matrix illustrates the relationship between all methodological principles and indicates that relying on only one of the methodological principles for evaluating the effectiveness / success of projects, we can conclude that the mission / project is effective / successful.Presentation of modeling data based on the analysis of the structure of relations between elements allows also to determine the areas of greatest attention from the project manager. In particular, we can make an assumption, by analogy with the Pareto rule, that the maximum managerial effect can be expected from the control of some factors. The developed model allows to evaluate the effectiveness of project activities on the basis of only one from all indicators of the methodological principles of project evaluation.

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“…is replaced by its economic and mathematical modelsome mathematical object. Therefore, we usually identify the project itself and its model, speaking about the "project", and not about the "project model" [3, 4], [5,6].…”

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