Business management 1.S3.JB.62
1. Enterprise management (management functions, decision-making process).
2. Managing people in organizations (leadership, organizational power, management styles).
3. Showing the location of the action in the ERP MS Dynamics system.
4. The role of communication in enterprise management.
5. Intercultural management.
6. Human capital management in the enterprise (planning, recruitment, motivation, evaluation, training and development, career development, dismissal and outsourcing).
7. Change management in the enterprise.
8. Organizational culture of the company. How to manage culture?
9. How to solve problems in the enterprise?
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Learning outcomes
KNOWLEDGE
k_W08 The student knows and understands the principles of functioning of organizations, including enterprises and institutions relevant to the scope of professional activity relevant to philology.
SKILLS
k_U07 The student is able to plan and organize individual and team work
k_U09 The student is able to analyze information and use it in the decision-making process
SOCIAL COMPETENCE
k_K02 The student is ready to fulfill social obligations, co-organize activities for the benefit of the social environment, initiate activities for the public interest, think and act in entrepreneurial way
Assessment criteria
Teaching methods
• seminar lecture
• lecture with multimedia presentation
• Case study with discussion
• simulation games
• discussion
Assessment criteria:
• colloquium to check the knowledge acquired during the lectures and the ability to apply it to solve practical problems (50%)
• Students' activeness during lectures, manifested by preparation, participation in discussions, formulating questions on the topic on their own, analyzing case studies, etc. (50%)
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