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Faculty of Economics and Administration Department of Business Administration

Course: BUS 220

Course Title: Principles of Management Class Meetings: 2nd Semester 2017

Sunday, Tuesday and thursday

Section VAR from 12-1, EAR from 10-11, Building 420, Room 212

Instructor’s Information

Office Hours

Building/Office Email

Mrs. Basma Abubakr Khoja

Lecturer at King Abdul Aziz University Faculty of Economics & Administration Department of Business Administration

Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday 11-12,1-2 Monday and Wednesday 9 -11

Building 67/ office 12 ground floor [email protected]

Textbook:

Supplementary References

Fundamental of Management: Essential Concepts and Applications, by Robins, S. P., DeCenzo, D. A. and Coulter, M., Published by: Prentice Hall, 7th Edition (global edition)

Management, by Schermerhorn, J., Published by: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 9th edition (2008).

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Course Description: This is an introductory course. It examines the role of professional managers in today’s business organizations. Students will explore the functions, concepts, and skills relevant to modern management practices. The course begins with brief historical overview of

management thought, then provides a comprehensive discussion of the fundamental principles and theories associated with the four basic functions of management; i.e., planning, organizing, leading and controlling.

The main aim of this course is to provide students with the knowledge and understanding of business and management by an evaluation of the different management functions, which companies apply to manage their operations.

Course Objective: The main objectives of this course include:

1. Provide a general overview of the history of management thought.

2. Explain the major functions of management.

3. Discuss major challenges facing today’s organizations.

4. Emphasize the role of managers in organizations.

5. Highlight the essential role of problem solving and decision making in management.

Class Policies: 1. Any student who is absent in more than 7 classes will be denied from completing the course (DN)

2. No makeup exams without any legitimate excuse and approved by the academic affairs.

3. Use of any electronic devise by students in the instructional environment is prohibited and the student will be asked to leave the class on the spot.

4. In the exam time, Student’s should place all their belonging in the front (mobiles, bags & abayas) and mobiles should be switched off.

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Performance

Evaluation: Student performance is evaluated as follows:

1st Midterm exam --- 15

2nd Midterm exam --- 15

Attendance & participation--- 10

Assignment 1 --- 5

Assignment 2--- 5

Final Assignment & Presentation --10

Final Exam --- 40

Total Score --- 100

Assignments submitting rules:

Assignment layout sample:

No assignment will be accepted after the due date.

Assignment without resources or reference will affect your mark.

Assignment layout sample should be attached.

Student’s Name:

Student’s ID:

Subject:

Section:

Assignment Title:

Theme Font: TIMES NEW ROMAN Font Size: 12

Doubled Space

Participation and

Class Activities: Student participation in class discussion will be appreciated. This participation is expected to enhance the understanding of the subject and overall performance.

Class activities (e.g., assignments, home works, discussions, group work, and project) will be further clarified.

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Course Contents and Schedule:

Week Date

(Week starting) CHAPTERS Topic

2 Feb 7 Chapter 1 Introduction of the Course+

Manager and Management

3 Chapter 3 Foundation of Decision Making

3 Chapter 4 Foundation of Planning

5 Chapter 4 Foundation of Planning

6 1st Midterm Exam

7 Chapter 5 Organizational Structure and

Culture 8

Spring Break March 2017

9 Chapter 6 Managing Human Resource

10 Chapter 6 Managing Human Resource

11 Chapter 12 Communication and Interpersonal

Skills

11 2nd Midterm Exam

Foundations of Control 12

Assignment Submission & Presentation 13

14

15 Revision

FINAL EXAMS

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1st Assignment:

Search for a company in your area of interest Talk about either :

Management and managers Planning

Decision Making

Organizational structure

Human Recourse Management

Start with the company's background, what products or services are they handling, and then tell us about one point from the above. 

One person will talk from each group.

print out everything you think is important information to be shared with your fellow friends.

2 Assignment:

nd

Controlling chapter will be divided on the class per groups.

You are going to give out the lesson to your friends and me.

Final Assignment: Class Presentation and Essay of One of the Management Topics

Each group is required to sign up to a topic to meet the assessment requirements of this unit. Please read the following guidelines very carefully.

Guidelines:

1. This is group assignment. While you have to prepare for your own part of the presentation and you are assessed individually, you need to work with your group partners to make sure that your

presentation flow well and that you have managed to cover the different areas of the topic in a clear and coherent manner.

2. The maximum time limit for each presentation is 15 minutes. In

total 2 presentations should not exceed 30 minutes.

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3. You have to demonstrate that you have understood the lecture notes, and the question asked. In addition, you have to use

appropriate examples to support your topic (see marking criteria on the next page table1).

4. Each student can use up to 3 power point slides, then you need to address the points you have listed in your slides. The slides are just to guide you during your presentation.

5. It is not preferred to use notes throughout the presentation. The notes are merely to guide you as you present your work. If you read notes or slides material without explaining anything in your own words, this may lower your mark.

6. You have to use some transition words during your presentation as well as in your group essay when you are moving from one point to another. For example: moreover, furthermore, in addition,

additionally, after than, next, then, firstly, secondly, and finally.

7. You are allowed to use pictures and any tables or graphs that may support and related to your topic. However, it is important to avoid using pictures in your essay.

8. Each group is required to prepare and submit a 1000 word essay based on their search of their topic. This essay must include a clear introduction, body, and conclusion. This essay has to be fully

referenced, therefore, you have to reference any work or ideas that are not your own.

9. In the written essay, you have to demonstrate that you understand your topic. You will be assessed for your ability to deliver a clear written argument (see marking criteria on the next page Table 2).

10. It is essential to attach your final hard copy of the essay with

the Assignment Layout Sample which has been mentioned in your

Syllabus (unit outline).

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11. You must submit your assignment (essay+ presentation) with

a hard copy of your slides as well as your group 1000 word essay at

the time of your presentation. You are also required to submit an

electronic copy of your slides and essay on the day before your

presentation through my email : [email protected]

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Table1. Presentation Marking Criteria(for each individual student):

Requirements poor Average Good Very

good

Excellent

1-Introduction (each student is require to introduce her owe part)

2-Demonestrated understanding of the topic

3-Analysis and critical thinking

 Present different issues that related to the topic.

 Topic is well supported by using wide range of relevant

examples.

 Ability to use connecting words effectively.

4- Ability to work in a group effectively

5- The presentation is well planned with a clear structure.

6- The ability to answer the questions about the presentation and review of relevant referencing.

7- Conclusion (each student should to conclude her owe part individually).

Grade and Comments

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Table2. Essay Feedback Sheet

1-Quality and Strength of Reasoning

Criteria Achieved

yes somewhat no

The issue is well considered.

The contention is clear and correct.

Convincing reasons are provided.

2- Use of information and examples

Criteria Achieved

yes somewhat no

Appropriate research is undertaken.

Information is used from a range of reliable sources.

Examples presented support topics appropriately.

3- Effective communication to target audience

Criteria Achieved

yes somewhat no

The purpose and direction of the essay is clearly stated in the introduction.

Reasoning is clearly identified with appropriate indicator words.

The essay is communicated clearly for the target audience.

The grammar, spelling and punctuation are correct.

4- Organized and logical structure

Criteria Achieved

yes somewhat No

The essay format has been followed.

The essay has a clear introduction and conclusion.

The reasoning is well structured within each paragraph.

Ideas follow logically.

Good Luck

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