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2025 Fall

Introduction to Management - MGT245/3 Fall 2025


Course
Vidhu Maggu
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A survey of organization management designed to present students with a broad view of the environment and techniques of business. It also provides an introduction to the various business disciplines including strategic management, planning, leading, organizing, controlling, marketing, human resource management, and basic economics. An overview of current and future trends in management will be part of the course. This course includes lectures, case analyses, and experiential learning.

Here is the course outline:

1. Lesson 1- Introduction & general overview of the course

Sep 4 3pm .. 5:45pm

Basic introduction to the discipline and the course content; class information and expectations; Managers & Managing

2. Lesson 2- Management

Sep 11 3pm .. 5:45pm

Managers & Managing; The Evolution of Management Thought (history and theories of management thought)

3. Lesson 3- Management

Sep 18 3pm .. 5:45pm

The evolution of management thought(continued from previous class)

4. Lesson 4 - Management, Quiz

Sep 25 3pm .. 5:45pm

Ethics & Social Responsibility

5. Lesson 5 The Environment of Management

Oct 2 3pm .. 5:45pm

Managing Diverse Employees- effective management of diversity

6. Lesson 6- Environment of Mgmt, Decision Making, Planning and Strategy; The Organising and Control...

Oct 9 3pm .. 5:45pm

Managing in the Global Environment Manager as a Planner and a Strategist

7. Lesson 7 - Leading Individuals and Groups

Oct 16 3pm .. 5:45pm

Motivation and Performance Each group to submit project topic Included in this section - Effective Groups & Teams- teams in management- to be covered on Nov. 6th

8. Lesson 8 - Midterm Exam

Oct 23 3pm .. 5:45pm

The format of the exam will be the same as discussed in class. After the exam, each group is required to work on their project.

9. Midterm Break

Oct 30 3pm .. 5:45pm

10. Lesson 09 -Effective Communication

Nov 6 3pm .. 5:15pm

11. Lesson 10- Team Project Presentations -1/2 (Please check all instructions carefully)

Nov 13 3pm .. 5:45pm

You can find detailed information under Syllabus. Please upload here all required documents related to your group project. Instructions for Team Project Report Each team will have a maximum of 20 mins to present. It will be followed by class discussion. Check the information and rubrics provided in the syllabus. For group project report, please submit your report on Neo Report must be submitted latest on the day of the presentation. Power point/Prezi should be sent two days before the presentation. Take into account the following while writing your report- - Do not use the First Person, e.g., I, as in academic writing - Do not use colloquialisms or contractions (can't) as in academic writing - Do not use etc. as in academic writing; you need to write everything in full. - Use only academic sources for definitions and explanations (e.g., textbooks and academic papers); nothing ending in .com - All factual statements MUST be supported by full citation of a reliable source. - Explain all abbreviations the first time they are used. Use charts, diagrams, figures, and tables wherever applicable to convey the maximum information. All must be correctly numbered, titled and have cited sources. Please upload all the required documents related to your group project. Refer to the instructions provided. Final group report MUST include group member participation & contribution. Reflection paper should be submitted along with the group report.

12. Lesson 11

Nov 20 3pm .. 5pm

13. The Organising and Controlling function

Nov 20

Human Resource Management Managing Organisational Structure and Culture

14. Lesson 13- Team Project Presentations -2/2 (Please check all instructions carefully)

Dec 4 12am .. 2:45am

You can find detailed information under Syllabus. Please upload here all required documents related to your group project. Instructions for Team Project Report Each team will have a maximum of 20 mins to present. It will be followed by class discussion. Check the information and rubrics provided in the syllabus. For group project report, please submit your report on Neo Report must be submitted latest on the day of the presentation. Power point/Prezi should be sent two days before the presentation. Take into account the following while writing your report- - Do not use the First Person, e.g., I, as in academic writing - Do not use colloquialisms or contractions (can't) as in academic writing - Do not use etc. as in academic writing; you need to write everything in full. - Use only academic sources for definitions and explanations (e.g., textbooks and academic papers); nothing ending in .com - All factual statements MUST be supported by full citation of a reliable source. - Explain all abbreviations the first time they are used. Use charts, diagrams, figures, and tables wherever applicable to convey the maximum information. All must be correctly numbered, titled and have cited sources. Please upload all the required documents related to your group project. Refer to the instructions provided. Final group report MUST include group member participation & contribution. Reflection paper should be submitted along with the group report.

15. Lesson 14: Final Exam - All the best!

Dec 11

All topics covered in the class will be included in the exam. More emphasis to be on topics covered after the Midterm. A study guide will be provided in subsequent classes for student to review and prepare.

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