Kolb, David A., Osland, Joyce S., and Rubin, Irwin M. Prentice Hall, 1995. This course is intended to help you make yourself a better manager and better graduate student, by teaching you to apply concepts from the various behavioral sciences to the real world of organizations or entrepreneurship. With a team, observe and analyze management in action. Note that points are added, not averaged, allowing you to make up points with additional effort. In this course I will be trying to take every advantage of the Internet.
Individual presentations can be in class, or over the Internet.
Handouts for the presentations, team and individual, should be placed on the Internet for your classmates to see. It is very easy to forward this address to whichever e-mail account you normally check. Your Stuart School e-mail address will be used for the class listserver and for communications from the university. All materials are graded based on the knowledge demonstrated and the quality of analysis. Of course, you can also submit extra credit work, using quantity to make up for quality.