Students are called on without prior notice to describe the case. Then the Visiting Instructor highlights the case. Students ask questions on the case study to further familiarize themselves with the challenge presented by the case. Again, full participation is expected as the students offer their ideas as to how they would manage the business situation characterized in the case. After a ten-minute break, the Visiting Instructor outlines how the actual business challenge was mastered and the outcome.
Students again interact with questions about the solution.
Finally, your professor will make comments designed to point out practical lesions to be learned about people and business policies highlighted in the case and how they might help your future careers. Then, time permitting, our Visiting Instructor field s additional student questions beyond the case on any topic including his personal philosophy and outlook. It is important to read and understand the case studies and their solutions. Attending classes, taking good notes, and participation in the discussion is most critical for a good grade in class participation and being informed for your final exam. All grades run from zero to 100 or better.