According to Hill (2008), the project methodology is a collection of actions that can be applied to every organizational project that consists of repeatable tasks to fulfill project success from the initial idea to the end of the project.

Furthermore, Rooij (2009) explained that the most successful project management methodology is a group of conceptual and procedural tools that apply initially, which provide maximum support to the factors that influence on the success of online-project-based learning and the outcome.

A research done by Chin, Yap, and Spowage (2011) showed that the project management methodology has a flexible formation for university education as well as business environment which assist to manage the project and to modify their available plans, structures and approaches which help to log into the guidebook that will suit their project size, rigidity, requirements and desires.