The content of this short course covers all aspects of full asset life cycle management, inclusive of leadership and project management facets that are crucial for AM. At the core of all AM strategies, processes, activities and decisions is the application of programme and project leadership. Programme and project management is the core business driver and facilitator for all the AM dimensions formulated and defined in ISO 55000.

All short courses are completed individually through technology-enhanced distance learning (although student collaboration is encouraged) within a relatively flexible timeframe.

The fee is R 21, 200.00, which includes your online study material. Persons based outside South Africa can pay in US Dollars, Euros or GB Pounds. Payment of fees must be effected before access to the course.

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Short courses are available internationally.  A new cycle starts once a year (July)

Final assessment takes the form of a formative group assignment and an individual examination assignment. A certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the short course. The certificate states that the student has successfully completed the CPD Short Course: ‘Infrastructural Asset Management’. Should you achieve a distinction, this will be indicated on your certificate.

Short courses are available internationally. A new cycle of short courses starts every quarter (January, April, July, and October) of the year.

Module PGB3: Infrastructural Asset Management.

Classes are inter-active online streamed globally on the internet.

Lectures:

5 online lecture dates per Module, 09h00 to 12h00.

Working professionals who wish to deepen their knowledge and understanding of programme-managing the entire cross-functionally shaped organisational value chain in the prevailing fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0 or 4IR) economy.

Study materials include a textbook, live online lectures, lecture videos, a tutorial letter, and a detailed step-by-step study guide, which guides the student through the syllabus and the practical assignments.

Professor Pieter Steyn Pr Eng, BSc Eng, MBA, DCom
Ernst Swanepoel Pr Eng, BSc Eng (Hons), MComPM (Cranefield)