Strategic Planning.

The document provides a comprehensive evaluation of the Strategic Planning course undertaken as part of the Masters in Project Management program. It is supervised by Dr. Kanbiro Orkaido and has been assessed through the QALP (Quality Assurance Learning Process). The course has successfully awarded 3 credits to the student, Akum Damarise, identified by the student ID UM79276AC88491.

The course objectives are clearly outlined, emphasizing the importance of strategic planning in achieving organizational goals. Students are expected to develop skills necessary for creating effective strategies and action plans, analyze both internal and external factors that impact strategic planning, and evaluate various strategic alternatives to make informed decisions. Additionally, the course aims to enhance students’ abilities to implement and monitor strategic plans, address challenges that may arise during implementation, and communicate strategic goals and objectives effectively to stakeholders. Critical thinking and problem-solving skills are also a focus, alongside understanding the role of leadership in the strategic planning process. Finally, students are encouraged to evaluate the effectiveness of strategic plans and suggest improvements.

The document includes multiple-choice questions that assess the students’ understanding of the course material. These questions cover various aspects of strategic planning, such as the primary purpose of strategic planning, steps in the strategic planning process, the concept of SWOT analysis, and characteristics of well-defined strategic objectives.

Additionally, a link to a recorded Zoom meeting is provided, allowing students to access further insights and discussions related to the course content. Overall, the document serves as a detailed summary of the course’s structure, objectives, and evaluation methods, highlighting the essential skills and knowledge that students are expected to acquire.