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BUS 96 Fall 09
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Final Exam Reminder    Posted: Dec 4, 2009
This is a reminder notice that the final will be held on the following dates: Dec. 5-7. I do want to wish you the best on the final. David

Study Guide for Final Dates: Dec. 5-7    Posted: Dec 1, 2009
BUS 96: 1.Requirements to be a successful mgr.; 2.Machiavelli; 3.Scientific management; 4.Economic order quantity; 5.Deming's 14 points; 6.Logistics and procurement; 7.Ways to development global business; 8.Characteristics of the European Union; 9.Muslim law; 10.Characteristics of a franchise; 11.Cross-cultural training; 12.Individualism and decision making; 13.Rights; 14.Justice and DNA tests; 15.How to effectively introduce change; 16.Culture; 17.Core beliefs; 18.Employee self-mgmt.; 19.Socialization; 20.Cultural symbols; 21.Sales forecasting; 22.Control system; 23.Successful planning; 24.Setting objectives; 25.Tactical action plans; 26.Co. policy; 27.Steps in effective decision making; 28.Delegation skills; 29.Risk avoidance; 30.Risk and decision making; 31.Strategic mgmt. process; 32.SWOT; 33.Mission statement; 34.Stakeholders; 35.Characteristics of Entrepreneurs; 36.Def. of a small bus.; 37.What % of new jobs are created by small business?; 38.Business plan; 39.Formal lines of au

Course Description
This course will cover the traditional functions of management; planning, organizing, controlling, and leading. These functions now spread across different levels of an organization, which means managers, teams and individual employees must all be involved in these various activities for a firm to succeed in increasingly competitive markets. The role that technology plays today in management will be addressed, along with the subject of management in a global economy.

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