311 Principles of Management 3 Students examine planning, organizing, directing and controlling for productivity in the contemporary environment. Emphasis is given to application of theory to simulated situations. The principles and techniques of supervisory management as applied to first-line supervisors are explored. Emphasis is given to team building concepts, motivational theories, communication, conflict resolution and effective leadership. This course focuses on planning, organizing, directing and controlling for productivity in the contemporary environment.
Emphasis is given to management of sports and recreation programs.
Students are introduced to the court system, administrative, tort and criminal law. Emphasis is on contracts as related to business functions. Junior standing or permission of instructor. This course introduces the court system, administrative, tort and criminal law. Emphasis is on contract law and related sports law topics.