Course Outline Management
Course Outline Management
4. Course Description
This is an introductory course in management, for all business majors. It provides an overview of management theories.
Following that, management functions (i.e. Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Leading and Controlling) and principles of
management are covered. Contemporary and evolving trends in management that have general applicability to all types of
enterprises are also covered. The course is crucial to enable students to function effectively as a manager in today’s competitive
market place and accomplish organizational goals. Besides, it introduces the students to decision making process. The course
comprises didactic lectures, class discussions, small group activities, case studies, assignments, reviews of current management
issues, semester projects and presentations
5. Course Objectives
Comprehend and use of management functions, principles, theories and other techniques to gain high organizational
performance
Use the fundamental concepts of management for effective and efficient work in organization
a. Grading Criteria:
Quizzes 10
Assignments 10
Project +Presentation 10
Mid Term Exam 30
Final Exam 40
Total 100
*ABSOLUTE GRADING
The Code of Ethics sets the parameters for proper conduct in the classroom by both faculty and students. This is basic but it
underscores the main principle here that we will follow as a team: The faculty member will do his best to provide the best
teaching and learning environment for each student as an individual and the class as a whole. Students will be fairly evaluated in
all their work and the contributions they make to enhance the objectives of the course. Students, on the other hand, will be
responsible for their own, will provide proper documentation when they use the work of others as references, and will respect the
rights of others to contribute to the teaching/learning environment as best suits their comfort level, the capabilities, and their
motivations.
Week Topic
1st Introduction and overview of management
What is management?
Who are managers?
What do managers do?
What is an organization?
15th Leading
Motivating Employees
Project Presentation
Note:
The final presentation is due in the last 2 weeks of the class. Students will present their projects using MS PowerPoint for their
presentations/or any other tool/technique to convince the audience (it is strongly advised that all tools should be tested well
before the class presentation to avoid unnecessary delay due to tech issues). Each student will be given 10-15 minutes to
complete their presentation and 5 minutes for the class to ask questions about the presentation. Presentation sessions maybe a
little longer than the usual class time. If we are not able to complete all the presentations within the scheduled classes, extra
classes will be arranged.
The instructor wishes you every success and hopes you would enjoy the course and find it something that has made you worthy
of the market as a young researcher, consultant, or middle manager.