MN 220: Principles of Management
Course Objectives: When the course is completed you will:
- Apply different types of leadership style appropriately.
- Identify managerial skills that promote effective management.
- Identify basic organizational functions, structure and legal issues.
General Education Objectives: When the course if completed you will be able to use :
- Critical Reasoning
- Students will be able to comprehend material with clarity
How does this class apply to your career?
- The importance of management regardless of career path
- Exposure to management techniques similar to work environment
- Understanding and ability to produce desired results based on instruction
- Ability to understand managerial functions and how that effects individual job responsibilities
Teaching Methodology: Lecture along with class discussions, projects and use of EBook
Supervision Today 8e. Principles of Management Supervision, Robbins, Stephen P.
Incomplete Policy: Students will not be given an incomplete grade in the course without sound reason and documented evidence as described in the Student Handbook. In any case, for a student to receive an incomplete, he or she must be passing the course.
Missed Classes: The student is responsible for keeping up with the assigned material. It is your responsibility to ensure you remain an active member of this class; be sure to be in class and to be on time.
Late Assignments – Will be accepted, but with penalty. Beyond 1 week late, half credit.
Class Information: I will respond to messages received between Monday 8 AM and
Friday 1 PM within 25 hours. However, messages received after 1PM on Friday will be responded no later than midnight on Monday.
Need for Assistance: If you have any condition, such as a physical or learning disability, which will make it difficult for you to carry out the work as outlined, or which will require academic accommodation, please notify me as soon as possible.
Student Evaluation: Points will be accumulated for projects, case questions, chapter questions, knowledge and progress check, and the final project. The final project consists of 100 points and must be taken to complete the course.
Grade Scale:
A = 90% - 100%
B = 80% - 89%
C = 70% - 79%
D = 60% - 69%
F = below 60%
(tentative and subject to change due to ever-changing and updated information on the Internet.)
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Week |
Subject Matter |
Assignment |
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One |
Syllabus and Course Expectations Chapter 1: Supervision Definitions |
Review and Discussion Questions - Page 21
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Two |
Chapter 2 : Supervising Challenges |
Review and Discussion Questions – Page 53
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Three |
Chapter 3 : Planning and Goal Setting |
Review Chapter 1-3
Test # 1 on Chapters 1-3 |
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Four |
Chapter 4 : Organizing |
In-Class worksheet Review and Discussion Questions – Page 112 |
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Five |
Chapter 6 : Controlling |
In-Class worksheet Review and Discussion Questions – Page 172 |
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Six |
Chapter 7: Problem Analysis and Decision Making |
In-Class worksheet Review and Discussion Questions – Page 200 |
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Seven |
Chapter 7 work sheet Review for Test – Chapters 4,6 and 7 |
Test # 2 Chapters 4,6, and 7 |
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Eight |
Chapter 8 : Motivating Followers |
In-Class worksheet Review and Discussion Questions – Page 232 |
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Nine |
Chapter 9: Leading Followers
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Leadership Paper – 50 points In-Class worksheet |
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Ten |
Chapter 10: Communicating Effectively |
In-Class Worksheet Review and Discussion Questions – Page 286 |
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Eleven |
Completion of Chapter 10 Review for Test #3 - |
Final Review- Chapters 8,9, and 10 |
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