Proceedings (National Conferences of The Society of Project Management)
2009.Spring
Session ID : 1601
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1601 Project Management Role-play Training System PROMASTER aiming for PBE
Tatsuya Noguchi, Taiki Kimura, Keisuke Honma, Masato Yamamoto, Yuko Kitaura, Hiroshi Maruyama, Taichi Nakamura
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Tokyo University of Technology has developed a role-play training system for project management education. The virtual project which is described in a role-play scenario runs on the system named as the Project Management Skills Training Environment (PROMASTER). The structure of a scenario has been defined by modeling the context of a role-play training. The system is religious about executing the scenario. This paper describes requirements of the PROMASTER, the results of the role-play training, and the potential of the Profile Based Education with the access log obtained by executing a role-play training using the PROMASTER.
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