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Introduction to Management
Scholar Year: 2015/2016 - 1S
Code: |
LGSI10550 |
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Acronym: |
IG |
Scientific Fields: |
Gestão |
Instance: 2015/2016 - 1S
Courses
Acronym |
Nº of students |
Study Plan |
Curricular year |
ECTS |
Contact hours |
Total Time |
LGSI |
63 |
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1º |
5,0 |
45 |
135,0 |
Docência - ResponsabilidadesTeacher | Responsability |
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Maria Teresa Gomes Valente da Costa | Head |
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Teaching language
Portuguese
Objetivos de aprendizagem
Support the training of students through learning the fundamentals of management.
Conceptualize performance, skills and roles of the manager
Analyze the key concepts and theories in the context of the functions of the management process.
Understand the environment of organizations.
Introduce the contemporary themes of competitiveness, ethics and corporate social responsibility and entrepreneurship and innovation.
Contents
Chapter 1 - The Management and organizations
1.1 Who are the managers and they work
1.2 What do managers
1.3 - What are the functions , roles and skills of managers
1.4 - The importance of the study of management
Chapter 2 - A historical perspective of management
2.1 The beginnings of management
2.2 - The classical approach to management
2.3 - The humanistic approach to management
2.4 - The Neoclassical Approach and Management by Objectives ( GPO )
2.5 - The Quantitative Approach
2.6 - The Contemporary Approach
2.7 - Management Challenges of the XXI century
Chapter 3 - Corporate Social Responsibility
3.1 What is CSR ?
3.2 What criteria can be adopted to evaluate an action of social responsibility ?
Chapter 4 - The environment of organizations
4.1 - The environmental management and organizations
4.2 - Sources of information about the environment of organizations
4.3 - What kind of environments operating companies ?
4.4 - The general environment and PEST analysis ( Political, Economic , Social and Technological)
The 4.5 - competitive environment - The 5 forces model of Porter
4.6 - Types of environment and stakeholders
Chapter 5 – Planning
5.1 What is planning ?
5.2 - mission , objectives and plans
5.3 - Strategic Planning
5.4 - The generic strategies
5.5 - The process of decision making
5.6 - Types of decisions and conditions of the decision -making process
Chapter 6 – Organisation
6.1 - Organizational Structures
6.2 - Key Elements related to the definition of the organizational structure
6.3 - Structures mechanistic and organic structures
Chapter 7 – Direction
7.1 – Communicating
7.2 – Motivation
7.3a Leadership
7.4 - Theories of leadership
Chapter 8 – Control
8.1 What is monitoring and why this function is important?
8.2 The process – control
8.3 - Measurement of organizational performance
8.4 - Measurement Tools organizational performance
Teaching Procedures
Method participatory exhibition-presentation of theoretical concepts
Resolution method and case discussions, problem solving, group work
Evaluation Type
Frequency Attainment
Continuous assessment
The assessment consists of:
Resolution of an individual written test ( T ) . This assessment instrument has a weight of 70 % and you want to check the acquisition and articulation of knowledge ;
Development and discussion of a work report of the group ( TG ) , as script available . This instrument has a weight of 30 % and aims to develop relational skills , the ability to collect, selection, analysis and communication of information and application of knowledge .
For students qualifying for the working student , it may be agreed with the teacher a way to share equivalent effort .
Final Grade = 0.7 T + 0.3 TG
Both assessment instruments have the minimum score 9.5.
If the minimum is not reached 9.5 , or if the final score , rounded to the units , less than 10 values , the student will have to make the final assessment .
Final evaluation
There are three seasons final evaluation :
Regular Season | 1st time ( intended for students who have not opted for continuous assessment )
The evaluation of the normal time comprises :
• Final Exam ( E)
If the exam grade is less than 10 values , there is no approval.
Season Resource | 2nd time ( intended for students who did not attend or did not receive benefits in the regular season or in the continuous assessment )
The evaluation system is the same as in the final evaluation of the Regular Season , where E is the exam grade the exam.
Special Season :
The evaluation system is the same as the season of Appeal, where E is the exam grade of the Special Period .
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