. Be able to analyze cause-and-effect relationships, systematically generalize phenomena, events, and processes, and present research results, including the ability to:

• use computerized project management software;
• manage risks;
• ensure standardized project administration activities.

2. Be able to select and formulate a research problem, search for the necessary scientific information, define the object and subject of research, formulate and test hypotheses, including the ability to:

• carry out project initiation;
• plan project execution activities and estimate the cost of operations;
• choose adequate and most effective ways to solve the problems under study;
• optimize resources during project implementation;
• evaluate project effectiveness;
• manage project quality;
• form organizational structures for project implementation and determine the required staff qualifications.

3. Be able to select the necessary tools, software, and technical means, including neural networks and artificial intelligence models, for project implementation.

Methodology and practice of project development and implementation. Resource optimization during project execution. Project quality administration. Project planning on a computerized platform. Formation of organizational structures for project implementation and determination of the required staff qualifications. Risk assessment. Evaluation of project effectiveness. Project presentation.