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Comprehensive Management Course with Integrated Skills Development

Explore management concepts through Blue Track & Crimson Track, with exams, writing tasks, presentations, and team projects. Engage in application support, online resources, and discussions in a dynamic learning environment. Enhance your skills and knowledge.

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Comprehensive Management Course with Integrated Skills Development

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  1. IntroductionManagement 102 Jerry Estenson

  2. Structure • Blue Track • Content Focus • Crimson Track • Content • Skills • Application

  3. Support Available • Book • Web Sites Linked to Book • Course Outline Website and SacCt) • Power Point Slides Linked to Chapters through Course Outline • Digital Key Concepts Video Lectures (SacCt) • Classroom Colloquials

  4. Blue Track Details • Four Content Exams with 230 Points (23% of grade) for each exam • One Writing Mechanics Exam 80 Points (8% of grade). Two attempts to achieve 70% on Exam. If under 70% no points

  5. Crimson Track • Three Exams 150 Points per exam (15% of grade) • Writing Mechanics Exam 50 points (5% of grade) • Writing Portfolio Including Peer Editing 150 points (15% of grade) • Oral Presentation to Peers with preparation of power point slides 100 points (10% of grade) • Team Cross-Cultural Communication Field Research 150 points (15% of grade) • Team Business Report 150 points (15% of grade)

  6. Colloquial • Open casual discussion of content and issues related to concept of concern to you

  7. Small Cohort Applications • Exercises designed to translate concepts into skills

  8. Underlying Teach Strategy • You are responsible for

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