In accordance with BYU policy, conference participants are asked to refrain from using tobacco, alcohol, coffee, and tea while on campus. The Division of Continuing Education at Brigham Young University is committed to providing a learning atmosphere which reasonably accommodates persons with disabilities who are otherwise qualified to attend. Prior to registration, all applicants with disabilities are invited to discuss the program requirements and available facilities with the program director. This course provides tactics useful for managing for results in diverse functional areas in addition to engineering. It focuses directly on the roles and skills of successful managers and team leaders, with an emphasis on both core content leadership skills and systematic process skills.
Most courses teach only the content or data of a subject.
For example, a class on machine design teaches how to design equipment, but it rarely teaches how to process or analyze data to determine the cause of an equipment failure. This course is different. You will learn not only the content of effective leadership techniques, but also how to process the data needed to manage to get results. This course will show you how to improve the logic used in analyzing data you must deal with daily as a manager. Here s your opportunity to learn methods by which the information you must process every day can be systematically and quickly analyzed.