Organizational Behavior

Organizational Behavior asks the question: What is needed to become an effective organization? Organization members and leaders seek the elusive goals of a highly motivated, innovative workforce, committed to ethical contribution to individuals and society. The study of organizational behavior examines individual learning and motivation as well as interpersonal communication, conflict management, group roles and dynamics, and can determine the levels of each factor. The teaching of this course relies heavily on techniques to analyze, apply knowledge, and develop personal insight and skills.

Prerequisite: MGT 4103 Managing in a Diverse and Changing World or MGT 4101 Dynamics of Business 1.

Section 1 Key Number 03226

Term: Winter
Dates: 2/17 to 3/28
Instructor: Staff
Campus: Boston
Cost: $903.00
Schedule:
  Tue 5:50-8:00, Location TBD

Blended course format. In-class session each week with additional online content.

Section 21 Key Number 03231

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Term: Winter
Dates: 1/5 to 2/14
Instructor: Ms Rita Allen
Campus: Burlington
Cost: $903.00
Schedule:
  Thu 5:50-8:00, Location TBD

Blended course format. In-class session each week with additional online content.

Section 22 Key Number 03247

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Term: Winter
Dates: 2/17 to 3/28
Instructor: Ms Rita Allen
Campus: Burlington
Cost: $903.00
Schedule:
  Wed 5:50-8:00, Location TBD

Blended course format. In-class session each week with additional online content.

Section 90 Key Number 03252

Term: Winter
Dates: 1/5 to 3/28
Instructor: Staff
Campus: Online
Cost: $903.00
Schedule: