Course Outline/Calendar

CSUN
Management 360bh
Principles of Management and Organizational Behavior (Business Honors)

Fall, 2024
13646
Mon/Wed 5:30pm - 6:45pm (Mon 8/26 - Mon 12/9, 16 weeks)
BB1103
(in-person format)

Wayne Smith Ph.D.   [ wayne.smith@csun.edu ]

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[updated: Wednesday, November 6, 2024]


"There are five managerial roles; they are to set objectives, organize, motivate and communicate, measure, and develop people."
-Peter Drucker (1909-2005)

Course Outline/Calendar

The purpose of this web site is to provide information and materials for students enrolled in Wayne Smith's Management 360bh course, Class # 13646, for the Fall, 2024 semester. This course meets Mon/Wed 5:30pm - 6:45pm (Mon 8/26 - Mon 12/9, 16 weeks) in BB1103 [ Campus Map ]. This course is taught in the in-person format. This course is offered by the College of Business and Economics at California State University, Northridge (CSUN). CSU Northridge is one of 23 campuses in the California State University system.

The following summary identifies the key terms used in the course outline.

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Question:
A general organizing question to place this particular material in context
Topic(s):
General topic(s) to be discussed
Whetton/Cameron:
Readings from the textbook
Library:
Readings from the library materials (or occasionally, a direct, online resource)
Supplemental:
Miscellaneous Readings
Due:
Assignment or report due at the immediate beginning of class
Review:
Usually a student-led review of an assignment or report
Exercise:
done individually or in teams (announced and collected in-class)
Activity:
done individually or in teams (announced and done either in-class or as homework)
Lecture:
a lecture or presentation done by the instructor
Video Clip(s):
Video Clip(s) shown in class, typically from a movie or TV show
Quiz:
a relatively short test
Exam:
a relatively long test
(contingency)
Slack time embedded during the course to cover unforeseen events

The following is the detail of the course in chronological order. Students must complete the readings and assignments before the due date.

Week 1: Mon. Aug 26, 2024
Week 1: Wed. Aug 28, 2024
Week 2: Mon. Sep 2, 2024
Week 2: Wed. Sep 4, 2024
Week 3: Mon. Sep 9, 2024
Week 3: Wed. Sep 11, 2024
Week 4: Mon. Sep 16, 2024
Week 4: Wed. Sep 18, 2024
Week 5: Mon. Sep 23, 2024
Week 5: Wed. Sep 25, 2024
Week 6: Mon. Sep 30, 2024
Week 6: Wed. Oct 2, 2024
Week 7: Mon. Oct 7, 2024
Week 7: Wed. Oct 9, 2024
Week 8: Mon. Oct 14, 2024
Week 8: Wed. Oct 16, 2024
Week 9: Mon. Oct 21, 2024
Week 9: Wed. Oct 23, 2024
Week 10: Mon. Oct 28, 2024
Week 10: Wed. Oct 30, 2024
Week 11: Mon. Nov 4, 2024
Week 11: Wed. Nov 6, 2024
Week 12: Mon. Nov 11, 2024
Week 12: Wed. Nov 13, 2024
Week 13: Mon. Nov 18, 2024
Week 13: Wed. Nov 20, 2024
Week 14: Mon. Nov 25, 2024
Week 14: Wed. Nov 27, 2024
Week 15: Mon. Dec 2, 2024
Week 15: Wed. Dec 4, 2024
Week 16: Mon. Dec 9, 2024
Finals Week: Wed. Dec 11, 2024



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