Objectives and competences
Student will:
• know the basic terms in the area of organisation and management,
• understand individual theories regarding interpretation, organisation and management,
• know the scope of organisation and organising,
• understand the scope of individual management functions and its tools and
• know the latest issues regarding organisation and management.
Content (Syllabus outline)
• basic terms in the field of organization and management;
• an overview of organization and management theory (comparison between particular theorys);
• selected segments of organization (the nature of organizational structures, existing forms of organizational structures, process-oriented organization, organizational culture, analyzing and creating organization, modifying organization);
• selected topics from management (management functions, planning, strategy formulation and implementation, the nature of leadership, organizing and change management, management control, management and ethics);
• contemporary organizational and management theories.
Learning and teaching methods
• Lectures
• Case study
Intended learning outcomes - knowledge and understanding
Knowledge and understanding:
At the end of the course students will be able to:
• List basic terms from the field of organization and management;
• Describe theories of organization and management;
• Distinguish between management functions and
• Describe organizational structure, process and organization culture.
Intended learning outcomes - transferable/key skills and other attributes
• ability to link and understand other organisational study subjects;
• ability to recognise organisational gaps;
• ability to link various science and expert fields in an organisation;
• ability to form basic structures of the organisational and management model;
Readings
1. Rozman, R., Kovač, J. (2017). Management, GV, Ljubljana.
2. Zapiski predavanj (za vsako študijsko leto). E-predavanja. FOV, Kranj.
Prerequisits
• Prerequisites for the exam are completed obligations in e-lectures.
