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SPECIAL TOPICS IN MANAGEMENT 1

経済学部 - 経営学科

EMGS5033

コース情報

担当教員: SCUDDER Dylan Oscar

単位数: 2

年度: 2024

学期: 秋学期

曜限: 水4

形式: 対面授業+オンライン授業(オンデマンド授業,同時双方向型授業(Zoomなど)) /Alternating face-to-face & A

レベル: 300

アクティブラーニング: あり

他学部履修: 可

評価方法

リアクションペーパー

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その他

リアクションペーパー/Reaction paper/in-class assignments (50.0%) その他/Others(in detail) (50.0%):"Reaction papers/in-class assignments" refers to classwork, including answers to questions in the textbook and occasional summaries of lessons learned. Students submit the classwork and homework assignments to me by the end of each class. Late submissions are not accepted. "Others" refers to homework questions in the textbook. Most weeks, students will need to answer 7 classwork questions and 7 homework questions in the textbook. In summary, if students submit complete classwork and homework assignments on time, they can expect a correspondingly good grade. Note, however, that there is zero tolerance for plagiarism. All classwork and homework must be written in the student’s own words. I do not expect fluent English, but I do expect students to perform as best they as they can.

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詳細情報

概要

This course uses an action learning approach to help you acquire knowledge and skills needed to identify stakeholders and their needs in highly diverse business environments. You will take on the challenges of managing stakeholders by prioritizing their issues, creating effective communication strategies, and engaging with them to develop solutions that balance the financial, social, and environmental priorities of sustainable business. You will learn about real-world business problems from companies operating abroad, and various MBA-style tools and techniques for solving challenging business issues. Details for joining this class: PLEASE COPY/PASTE THE MESSAGE BELOW and email to me at [email protected] at least ONE WEEK BEFORE the first day of class. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• To: [email protected] Subject: Class preparation Message: "My name is _________. My student number is ________. I confirm that I have the textbook for this class. I confirm that I have read and understood the syllabus for this class" •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ※ All classwork and homework assignments will be based on the textbook, so please order it before the semester begins (see textbook details below). https://books.rakuten.co.jp/rk/7e972459729a370399e9269c735d8c8c/?l-id=ipn-item-related-03

目標

Course Objectives 1) Learn how to manage stakeholders under challenging conditions 2) Learn how to make tactical and strategic business decisions 3) Learn how to use logical thinking in a global business context

授業外の学習

The estimated work outside of class is 2-3 hours per week. This is mostly answering questions in the textbook and preparing for the next class.

所要時間: 190minutes

スケジュール

  1. Class 1 of 14 In the first lecture, I will give you an overview of the syllabus and the grading system. I will also explain the process we will follow in each class. • Classwork: Write one page (400-450 words) about the career you hope to have in the future. • Homework: Use one page (400-450 words) to describe globalization and the main difference between business issues at the local and global levels. Your homework should have 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  2. Class 2 of 14 • Classwork: Write one page (400-450 words) about the Triple Bottom Line. Give at least one example or case of a problem that companies face in a world where financial, social and environmental goals are all important. Ensure your submission is between 400-450 words. For students who choose to work in teams, compare and contrast the perspectives discussed in your team, justify your personal conclusions, and highlight how your thinking diverges or aligns with your team's perspectives. • Homework: Read Part One in the textbook to prepare for next class. Your homework should have 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  3. Class 3 of 14 • Classwork: Answer Questions About Part One (questions 1-7). Your classwork should have 400-450 words. Ensure your submission is between 400-450 words. For students who choose to work in teams, compare and contrast the perspectives discussed in your team, justify your personal conclusions, and highlight how your analysis diverges or aligns with your team's perspectives. • Homework due by end of the next class: Submit the Learning Outcomes for Part One (questions 1-7). Your homework should have 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  4. Class 4 of 14 • Classwork: Answer Questions About Part Two (questions 1-7). Your classwork should have 400-450 words. Ensure your submission is between 400-450 words. For students who choose to work in teams, compare and contrast the perspectives discussed in your team, justify your personal conclusions, and highlight how your analysis diverges or aligns with your team's perspectives. • Homework: Submit the Learning Outcomes for Part Two (questions 1-7). Your homework should have 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  5. Class 5 of 14 • Classwork: Answer Questions About Part Three (questions 1-7). Your classwork should have 400-450 words. For students who choose to work in teams, compare and contrast the perspectives discussed in your team, justify your personal conclusions, and highlight how your analysis diverges or aligns with your team's perspectives. • Homework: Submit the Learning Outcomes for Part Three (questions 1-7). Your homework should have 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  6. Class 6 of 14 • Classwork: Summarize the main points you have learned from the previous 5 classwork submissions. Your classwork should consist of 400-450 words. For students who choose to work in teams, compare and contrast the perspectives discussed in your team, justify your personal conclusions, and highlight how your thinking diverges or aligns with your team's perspectives. • Homework: Summarize the main points you have learned in the previous 5 homework submissions. Your homework should consist of 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  7. Class 7 of 14 • Classwork: Answer Questions About Part Four (questions 1-7). Your classwork should have 400-450 words. For students who choose to work in teams, compare and contrast the perspectives discussed in your team, justify your personal conclusions, and highlight how your analysis diverges or aligns with your team's perspectives. • Homework: Submit the Learning Outcomes for Part Four (questions 1-7). Your homework should have 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  8. Class 8 of 14 • Classwork: Answer Questions About Part Five (questions 1-7). Your classwork should have 400-450 words. For students who choose to work in teams, compare and contrast the perspectives discussed in your team, justify your personal conclusions, and highlight how your analysis diverges or aligns with your team's perspectives. • Homework: Submit the Learning Outcomes for Part Five (questions 1-7). Your homework should have 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  9. Class 9 of 14 • Classwork: Answer Questions About Part Six (questions 1-7). Your classwork should have 400-450 words. For students who choose to work in teams, compare and contrast the perspectives discussed in your team, justify your personal conclusions, and highlight how your analysis diverges or aligns with your team's perspectives. • Homework: Submit the Learning Outcomes for Part Six (questions 1-7). Your homework should have 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  10. Class 10 of 14 • Classwork: Summarize the main points you have learned from the previous 3 classwork submissions. Your classwork should consist of 400-450 words. For students who choose to work in teams, compare and contrast the perspectives discussed in your team, justify your personal conclusions, and highlight how your thinking diverges or aligns with your team's perspectives. • Homework: Summarize the main points you have learned in the previous 3 homework submissions. Your homework should consist of 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  11. Class 11 of 14 • Classwork: Answer Questions About Part Seven (questions 1-7). Your classwork should have 400-450 words. For students who choose to work in teams, compare and contrast the perspectives discussed in your team, justify your personal conclusions, and highlight how your analysis diverges or aligns with your team's perspectives. • Homework: Submit the Learning Outcomes for Part Seven (questions 1-7). Your homework should have 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  12. Class 12 of 14 • Classwork: Answer Questions About Part Eight (questions 1-7). Your classwork should have 400-450 words. For students who choose to work in teams, compare and contrast the perspectives discussed in your team, justify your personal conclusions, and highlight how your analysis diverges or aligns with your team's perspectives. • Homework: Submit the Learning Outcomes for Part Eight (questions 1-7). Your homework should have 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  13. Class 13 of 14 • Classwork: Answer Questions About Part Nine (questions 1-7). Your classwork should have 400-450 words. For students who choose to work in teams, compare and contrast the perspectives discussed in your team, justify your personal conclusions, and highlight how your analysis diverges or aligns with your team's perspectives. • Homework: Submit the Learning Outcomes for Part Nine (questions 1-7). Your homework should have 400-450 words. *Submit your classwork and homework by the day before next class.
  14. Class 14 of 14 • Classwork: Summarize the main points you have learned from the previous 3 classwork submissions. Your classwork should consist of 400-450 words. • Homework: No homework for this class. *Submit your classwork by next Tuesday.

教科書

The textbook can be ordered online through Rakuten Kobo at the below link: https://books.rakuten.co.jp/rk/7e972459729a370399e9269c735d8c8c/?l-id=ipn-item-related-03

  • Global Business Issues and Corporate Governance Note: The textbook can be ordered online through Rakuten Kobo at the below link: https://books.rakuten.co.jp/rk/7e972459729a370399e9269c735d8c8c/?l-id=ipn-item-related-03

    著者: Dylan Scudder

    出版社: Pentalemma Publications. 2023

参考書

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