The internationalization of the nation's economy and possible actions affecting economy in all organizations is included. An examination of the field of an examination of the field of management from the perspective of the manager or supervisor desiring to be more effective. Principles, as they relate to planning, organizing, staffing, leading, controlling and evaluating are presented, along with case studies and essays for insights into the issues, problems, and opportunities affecting management. Emphasizes the complexities of financial management, and the business strategies with which we manage financial resources. Discusses budgets, financial reports, financial resources, tax implications, fund raising, and related moral and ethical issues.
Course incorporates computer analysis with curriculum.
Students will describe and defend their choices of strategies in leadership, responsibility, control, change, and management. An introduction to research and its tools with specific emphasis on helping the student to complete the Research Project and understand managerial decision-making. Content will include statistical methods, database research, and evaluating problems and opportunities suitable for research projects. A review of several major ethical theories. Students examine personal values through readings and workplace analysis in order to formulate management and human rights accountability as well as a responsible lifestyle in the contemporary world.