Mar 28, 2026  
Academic Catalog 2025-2026 
  
Academic Catalog 2025-2026
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MGT 201 - Management I


This course introduces the fundamental principles of management and traces its development from classical beginnings to its present concepts and styles. Students discuss current management practices and future trends, and review applicability of management skills to all businesses and professions.

Credit(s): 3

Prerequisite(s):
None.

Outcomes
  • Articulate the ways in which the history of management theories provide a reference for today’s workforce, including management styles and methods for motivating workers.
  • Differentiate among the primary functions and responsibilities of management, including carrying out strategic plans, decision making, and team work.
  • Articulate the importance of applying Human Resource strategies to a diverse workforce, globalization, and communication.
  • Apply systems thinking to continuous change, total quality improvement, operations management and production.
  • List types of organizations and managerial processes applicable to each.
  • Differentiate between the characteristics and responsibilities of a manager and that of a leader.Articulate the correlation between leadership, ethics, corporate responsibility and trust.



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