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521 | C L U S T E R I F A C U L T Y O F A D M I N I S T R A T I V E S C I E N C E

1.1.7. Course Handbook of Doctoral Program of Administrative Science

Public Administration Interest

Name: FUNDAMENTALS OF ADMINISTRATIVE THEORY module/course

code IAF90001

Student workload

340

(minutes/week)

Credits (ECTS)

3.02 ECTS

Semester

Semester 1

Frequency

Semester Odds

Duration

1x per semester

Types of courses:

Tutorial/Lecture /Response

Contact hours:

100 minutes/week

Independent study 240

minutes/week

Class size X students 10 students

1 Prerequisites for participation -

2 Learning Outcomes:

1. Students have the ability to explain administration as an instrument to run an organization (company), change (evolution) and administrative concepts.

2. Students have the ability to explain organizational (company) governance, administrative flows, administrative processes (planning, organizing, directing, controlling), and change management, so that students are able to design appropriate administrative systems.

3 Description

The Basics of Administration Theory course provides doctoral students knowledge of:

1. Administration as an instrument to run the organization (company), change (evolution) and the concept of administration.

2. Organizational (corporate) governance, administrative flows, administrative processes (planning, organizing, directing, controlling), and change management, so that students are able to design appropriate administrative systems.

4 Subject aims/Content:

1. Administration Concept

2. The Evolution of Organizational and Administrative Theory 3. Governance as a Main Element of Administration

4. Organizational Governance Organ 5. Administration Classical School 6. Neo-Classical School of Administration

7. The flow of behavior and approaches to human relations 8. Systems approach and contingency

9. Decision making in organizations

10. Functions of Planning, Organizing, Directing, Control

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5 Teaching methods:

Lectures, discussion, group discussion

6 Assessment methods: Assignments, Mid-Term Exam, Final-Term Exam, Quiz 7 Other information e.g. bibliographical references:

1. Teori Organisasi dan Administrasi, Kusdi, Salemba Empat (KR) 2. Administration Unraveled, Mc Cleskey 2011 (MC)

3. Administration and Management Theory and Technique, Ina R Barrett, 2012 (IRB) 4. Pedoman tata kelola perusahaan di Indonesia, OJK 2014 (OJK)

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