Case studies will be utilized. The course is for non-MSB students only. This course is a comprehensive and substantive introduction to the management process and organizational behavior from a behavioral and social science perspective.
Emphasis is on the analysis and understanding of human behavior and leadership in organizations.
This course prepares the student to interact with, manage within and be sensitive to the current and emerging trends in information technology. The course material will cover computer hardware and software, database management systems, and the systems analysis process. The course also examines the strategic importance of computing and related social and ethical issues. Computer laboratory assignments will be used to illustrate information systems concepts and applications. This course examines the ethical foundations of economic activity, the general relationship between the business firm and society, and the role of ethical judgment in business decisions.