Course Detailing

7/28/2019 Course Detailing

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Organizational Behavior-I

Course Detailing


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Learning climate and Norms

Active participation Learning Orientation: IQ and EQ

Raising meaningful questions Personal responsibility Collaborative Work Integrity and excellence


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Course Brief

Methodology is Experiential Learning Application at class room and at project group

level Focus on OB for Life: Must help you shape your

behavior and your life in XL and beyond Skill building course Skill to Apply and get

results

Text book for background reading

Conceptualclarity is a must for the course and life PPTs will not be made available


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Difficulty level of the Course

Enjoyable experience for those put inefforts

Non-participant group members tend toderive poor learnings from the course

Relative grading

Evaluation typically results in nominal/bellcurve 3 to 4 A+ grades and 3to 4 D or F grades


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Performance Components

Individual written Assignment -20% Group Work 20%

Quizzes

30% End term exam-30%


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Individual Written Assignment (20%)

Personal Learning Paper (PLP) will have twoparts:

Session-wise PLP (one page)Final PLP- Case study (minimum of 2500 words)

DeadlinesMidterm submission: July 30, 2013 at 4:00 p.m. to Ms.

Adline in soft copyFinal PLP: September 05, 2013 at 4: 00 p.m. to Ms.

Adline in soft copy PLP writing guidelines and formats is available

in the AIS


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Group Project (20%)

Systematic study the individual behavior in anorganization and its impact on organizationalperformance

12 groups are formed before the second class andthe same will be announced in the AIS Can select from any one of the typical organizations

from the list made available Project submission date is on august 30, 2013 by

04:00 to Ms. Adline in soft copy. Project guidelines and format for the report is made

available in the AIS


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Quizzes (30%)

Tests the understanding of the topicscovered

Minimum four quizzes There will not be a separate midterm test Surprise quizzes may be conducted during

any class High performance components will be made

available


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End-term (30%)

Comprehensive exam Tests the ability of the students to apply the

topics Covered in 90 minutes duration


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Forum participation

Respond to questions by faculty Initiate discussions

Focus on the topics of the day and week Contents in the forum form part of the

syllabus for the course


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AIS

Complete courseware will be available onthe AIS

Keep checking for announcements,resources etc.

Documents

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