BAM100B — Management Priciples, Part 2

AAS in Project Management
  • Course ID: BAM100B
  • Course Credits: 4
AAS in Project Management Program Availability:
  • California Institution
  • New Mexico Institution

About BAM100B — Management Priciples, Part 2

This course serves as the second part of a two-part series, designed to provide students with exploration of fundamental management concepts across six core areas. These areas encompass general management principles, the managerial environment, planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. Part 2 of the course focuses on the final three core areas, namely organizing, leading, and controlling, delving deeper into their intricacies.

Within this course, students will develop an understanding of organizational structure and gain the necessary skills to effectively manage various aspects such as change, innovation, talent, and diversity within an organization. The curriculum then transitions to the critical topic of leadership, equipping students with strategies to motivate individuals, teams, and employees, while emphasizing the profound impact of communication on organizational dynamics.


Topics Covered in Course

BAM100B Topics
  • Explain the fundamental characteristics of organizing, including division of labor, chain of command, span of management, and centralization versus decentralization
  • Describe functional, divisional, matrix, team, and virtual network approaches to structure
  • Compare task forces, teams, project managers, and relational coordination in terms of how they can provide coordination across departments and hierarchical levels

Prerequisites

Completion of: BAM100A.Management Principles, Part 1

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