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STE PS_B1: Special Session INSPIRE 1/2 Location: Room U I6 Session Chair: Mona Arhire, Transilvania University of Brașov Session Chair: Cornel Samoila, Transylvania University of Brasov Special Session: Intelligent Systems Promoting Innovation in Research & Education - Consortium for Doctoral Students (INSPIRE) | |
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2:30pm - 2:48pm
Bridging Project Management and Vocational Training: An AI-Based Dashboard for Early Risk Detection in Software Development Projects Universitatea Transilvania din Brasov, Romania Software development projects increasingly require project managers who can interpret complex data, anticipate risks early, and make informed decisions in rapidly changing Agile environments. Yet traditional project management education—both university-based and vocational—often lacks realistic, data-rich learning contexts where learners can analyze project behavior, explore risk scenarios, and understand how estimation errors propagate. This paper presents an AI-based dashboard that supports early risk detection in Agile software projects while simultaneously serving as a training platform in formal project management (PM) education. The dashboard integrates ML models to predict task duration deviations, detect sprint-level risks, and provide interpretable analytics. Beyond real-time predictive insights, the dashboard functions as a learning simulator for PM training programs. Students can upload or simulate project datasets, test planning assumptions, adjust risk thresholds, visualize correlations, and observe the consequences of decision-making in a controlled environment, The contributions of this work are: an interactive dashboard for risk-oriented project analytics and a pedagogical model for integrating AI supported dashboards into PM education. | |
