A capstone seminar in which students present the results of their Final Applied Projects and explore current issues relative to the field of health information management in a rapidly changing health care delivery system. HIM 6900 Continuing Enrollment in Final Applied Project - 0 credits Required registration for continuing work on the final applied project. Students not completing the Final Applied Project within one academic year after registering for HIM 6522 must register for HIM 6900 each semester until completion of the Final Applied Project. Topics include individual motivation and learning styles, group management, leadership, decision-making, team management, power, conflict and their ethical implications. The theory of finance is studied with an emphasis on application of theory within the firm.
Students use business calculators and excel spreadsheets to apply theory in solving problems.
Case analysis is used to emphasize the relationship of financial theory and the firm. In a world characterized by change and uncertainty, managers must learn to plan strategically and adapt when necessary. This course covers organizational design, the analysis of internal and external environments, policy and planning. The potential for conflict between strategy and ethics will be considered. Students should note that MGT 6350, MGT 6550, and MGT 6750 are 2-credit courses and are to be taken only by HIM graduate program students.