Course Syllabus
Principles of Management Syllabus
Course Syllabus: SYLLABUS 2018 FALL - MGMT 120 - PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT.pdf
Meet Your Instructor: 
Jesus Avalos has over a decade of management experience, with organizations ranging from Fortune 1000 companies to small start-ups. He has held positions from a front-line manager to Vice President and his primary areas of expertise are in employee development and leadership coaching. He has an MBA from the University of Phoenix and a Bachelor's in Psychology from San Diego State University.
Course Description: This is an introductory course in general business management. The course presents a set of tools that will enable anyone to successfully become a manager, or provide insight to anyone to successfully work with managers in an organization.
Textbook Information: MGMT 11 by Chuck Williams
Course Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course each student will demonstrate a detailed understanding of management functions within an organization or general business. All students will benefit by acquiring a general knowledge of business management that will enhance their career.
Student Learning Outcomes:
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1. Listening and Speaking - Students will be able to communicate management principles to influence the behavior of others in the workplace. They will also be able to communicate information and directions to superiors, peers and subordinates and involve others in an open communication process. |
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Thinking and Reasoning |
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1. Critical Thinking - Students will be able to recognize and identify workplace and individual problems and differentiate facts from inferences while gathering information. |
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Information Management |
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1. - Students will be able to develop hypotheses, compare and contrast possible problem solutions, analyze possible outcomes, and recommend action plans. |
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