Overview |
Management
as a practice has evolved and changed over the last century. Early scholars of management thought, such as Fredrick
Taylor and Henri Fayol, helped focus attention to the importance
of basic managerial functions, such as planning and organizing
in the early part of the last century. Since that time, our
understanding of management – while building on these early
foundations – has grown and evolved to more fully mirror the
complex environment in which organizations exist today.
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Objectives |
After completing this module, you will be able to:
Understand the early roots of management thought and
become familiar with some of the classic management scholars and
their contributions to the field of management.
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Readings |
Read Text book History Module (pp. 22-36)
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Lecture |
Note:
The following lectures will open in separate windows. Please make sure you have
the speakers volume turned 'on' to listen to the lecture. Once
the page has finished loading you can start the lecture by
hitting 'Play'. |
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No additional lecture for this module |
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Activities/Assignments |
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