The current asset section of the balance sheet is studied in detail, including cash, investments, receivables and inventory methods. An introduction to the principal functions of modern management. Students will obtain an understanding of how organization functions and they will develop their skills in researching, analyzing, communicating, deliberating and proposing solutions to typical organizational problems. This course is based on the practice of helping groups of people develop skills in planning, running meetings, participating in community research, and developing leadership potential. Students will develop a much better understanding of their communities and learn how to develop strategies to increase the social health of communities or organizations in which they live and work.
Teamwork is a vital part of organizational life.
Participating effectively in teams requires the ability to use leadership skills when appropriate. In addition, participants explore how leadership is currently being practiced in First Nations organizations from the band to the national organizational level. Leadership techniques are reviewed for analytical and developmental value at the community level. This course focuses on the interpersonal communication skills that contribute to success in the world of First Nations administration, business management and community development. Supporting discussions include hardware, software, and Internet and the design and development of computer information systems and the influences of the computer within society.