Business Environment BSM029 Module Guide and Coursework Assignments
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BSM029
Module Guide and
Coursework
assignments
PgCert/PgDip/MSc Management Programmes
Session 2006/2007
Business Environment BSM029
Module Guide and Coursework Assignments
Session 2006/2007
1. Teaching staff and introduction
Welcome to the Business Environment module of your course. The teaching team for the module is as follows:
Name Telephone e-mail
Bill Sutherland (WS) 01224 263830 w.sutherland@rgu.ac.uk
David Liddle (DL) e-mail only david@dliddle.co.uk
Doug Cruickshank(DC) 01224 263841 d.cruickshank@rgu.ac.uk
Please refer enquiries regarding specific lectures to the lecturer concerned. All other enquiries should be addressed to Bill Sutherland.
Please read through this document carefully as it contains important information vital to your successful completion of the module! Details contained in this guide are subject to change, but every reasonable effort will be made to deliver the module as stated.
2. Overview
The module aims to demonstrate the importance of external factors which influence business organisations and the internal response to these factors including relevant aspects of organisational structure, functional activities and business policy.
The module has three main themes:
· Analysing the external environment
· Analysing the internal environment
· Building the successful environment
Although the main components have been subdivided into the above themes, it is the aim of the module to provide a holistic perspective on business organisations and industrial dynamics and it is an appreciation of the interaction of these themes that is most important. As such, the module may touch on some issues which you may encounter in future or accompanying modules in your programme. For further details and the learning outcomes for the module, please refer to the current Module Descriptor.
3. Module Purpose and core skills
The
Educational aims of the module are to develop the learner’s interest, knowledge and understanding of business and management issues, tools, frameworks and applications. The development of information finding and filtering skills in scanning the business environment is an important and transferable skill – as is the ability to critically evaluate and syn
thesise information in a business and management context. Engagement in the tutorial setting is designed to enhance and develop learner’s communication and interpersonal skills.
In order to deliver these aims, the learner will become: a confident user of information technology for research and presentation purposes; work independently or in a group as the task befits; communicate ideas effectively and efficiently and provide supporting rationale for decisions or assertions; engage with the academic literature and make appropriate use of academic content and the work of others; manage and prioritise their own time; deal with uncertainty and solve problems.
4. Teaching, Learning and
Assessment strategy
Contact hours are split between lectures and student-centred tutorials which are facilitated by staff. An introductory session provides an overview for the module and sets out required module-specific skills, many of which may be transferable to other modules and are more widely transferable to the management and business world. Lectures will disseminate knowledge on the key concepts, principles or theories relevant to the aims of the module and these will be supported with examples of applied f
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