This course introduces the student to current management theory as applied to the everyday corporate environment. This course is designed for those considering a career in business and other industries, or self-management where exploring management skills would lead to greater personal options for growth and advancement. Students are given the information on different leadership styles so that they can evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of their own leadership styles. A variety of modern techniques from vocational psychology are used to assess the styles. This beginners course introduces basic statistical concepts and methods with minimal emphasis upon mathematics.
Students learn to evaluate information that is presented in statistical form.
Students are encouraged to present examples from their own work experience. In this course students are introduced to the concept of organizational behavior. Students will appreciate how and why a variety of organizations in business and government function. Class members are encouraged to bring their own work experiences and expectations to class. These firms believe that everyone is part of marketing, regardless of their titles or responsibilities.