Differing viewpoints regarding the nature of limits or corporate social responsibility will be explored, as well as examples of a range of socially responsible actions. Students will gain an understanding of the conceptual tools used to analyze behaviors and situations in the context of all the functional areas of business, with a view toward identifying ethical alternatives. It is not the purpose of the course to moralize or preach. Rather, the hope is that individual awareness may lead to a heightened sense of professionalism and integrity. BUS 617 Human Behavior in Organization 2 hrs.
Work is a dominant theme in the lives of most people.
The way people are managed and relate to one another affects the quality of their lives and the effectiveness of their organizations. Understanding individual differences, sources of behavior, choices people make, and how issues come together in groups and organizations is imperative for today's manager. BUS 699 Corporate Strategy 3 hrs. An advanced examination of the tasks of formulating long-run strategy for the organization. This is an integrative capstone course designed to provide a total business perspective.