SBS 302 - Organizational Behavior

Students in this course will examine human behavior in organizations: individual, group, and organizational processes that impact workplace behaviors and organizational life. The focus of the course is understanding factors that contribute to organizational effectiveness and the major challenges facing organizations today. Students will explore and discuss individual and organizational learning, individual values and motivation, interpersonal communication and work team dynamics, leadership and emotional intelligence, power and influence, and organizational culture and change. Additionally, students will engage in experiential and skill-building activities and apply conceptual frameworks to their real-life work experiences. This course is cross listed with LOS 302.

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Credits: 3

Meets the Following Core Requirement: Engaged Learning
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Course Type: Social & Behavioral Sciences