Management (MGT)
For
information, please contact
Kumar Palaniswami, Chairperson
774-3450, 200 Smith Hall
Department
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Introduction
Why Study Management?
Management at CMU
General Management
Major
Human Resource
Management Major
Operations
Management Major
Management Minor
Purchasing and Supply
Management
The Faculty
MGT
Course
Descriptions
Management
is decision making with respect to the allocation of an
organization’s resources toward the achievement of
specific objectives. Although management as a field of study
is most often associated with business administration, its
subject matter can be applied in a broad range of settings
from the management of one’s own personal resources to
those of social, governmental, educational, health care, and
religious organizations.
Why
Study Management?
Management study is recommended for those individuals who
desire the knowledge and skill to influence others and
develop business processes which can positively influence
organizational productivity. The principles of management
can be effectively applied in a broad range of group,
organizational, and societal settings. Students of
management are trained to be decision makers, problem
solvers, and leaders.
Management
at CMU
A program of study in management can be pursued through
completion of one of the five majors or through a minor
which can be individually designed to complement the
student's interests. All programs emphasize development of
analytical tools that assist in effective decision making
and problem solving. A General Management major is available
to those students who desire a broad base of knowledge and
combines course work in each management discipline. The
Human Resource Management major provides the student with
the knowledge and skills necessary to create, develop, and
maintain a productive workforce. The International Business
major was developed in response to today's rapidly expanding
global business community. A foreign language requirement
and international experience are included in this program.
The Operations Management major deals with all aspects of
producing goods and services. The Purchasing and Supply
Management major prepares students to identify global
sources for supply, establish logistics and support systems,
design vendor evaluation systems, and more. A Management
minor is available for students who are pursuing a degree
other than business administration yet wish to obtain a
foundation in management principles and practices.
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Majors
Courses taken on a Credit/No Credit basis are not accepted
on management department majors. Majors in the department
are available only to students admitted to the College of
Business Administration. Students cannot major in both
Management and Human Resources Management.
General
Management Major*
B.S.
in B.A. degree
A.
Additional Common Body of Knowledge in Business Administration Courses (9 hours):
BLR 202 (3) Legal Environment of Business
MGT 340 (3) Production/Operations Management
MGT 495 (3) Global Management Strategy
B.
Required Courses (18 hours):
FIN 442 (3) Intermediate Financial Management
MKT 310 (3) Marketing Communications
MGT 320 (3) Human Resource Management
MGT 348 (3) Dynamics of Organizational Behavior
MGT 355 (3) Communications: Managerial Applications
MGT 365 (3) International Business
C.
Electives (3 hours) from the College of Business
Administration: Any College of Business Administration
course, 300 level or higher.
D.
Required Internship Experience (3 hours)
MGT 490 (3) Internship in Management
* At least fifteen (15) credit hours of the required and
elective course work of the major must be taken in the
accredited AACSB Program at the CMU campus (Mt. Pleasant and
Midland).
Total:
33 semester hours
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Human
Resources Management Major*
B.S.
in B.A. degree
A.
Additional Common Body of Knowledge in Business Administration Courses (9 hours):
BLR 202 (3) Legal Environment of Business
MGT 340 (3) Production/Operations Management
MGT 495 (3) Global Management Strategy
B.
Required Courses (18 hours):
MGT 320 (3) Human Resource Management
MGT 348 (3) Dynamics of Organizational Behavior
MGT 445 (3) Compensation Administration
MGT 446 (3) Industrial Relations
MGT 447 (3) Personnel Selection and Evaluation
MGT 484 (3) Human Resource Training and Development
C.
Electives (3 hours) from the College of Business
Administration approved by the major advisor.
*
At least fifteen (15) credit hours of the required and
elective course work of the major must be taken in the
accredited AACSB Program at the CMU campus (Mt. Pleasant and
Midland).
Total:
30 semester hours
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Operations
Management Major*
B.S.
in B.A. degree
A.
Additional Common Body of Knowledge In Business and
Administration Courses (9 hours):
BLR 202 (3) Legal Environment of Business
MGT 340 (3) Production/Operations Management
MGT 495 (3) Global Management Strategy
B. Required Courses (12 hours):
MGT 333 (3) Purchasing Management
MGT 335 (3) Introduction to Management Science
MGT 543 (3) Management and Control of Quality
MGT 545 (3) Operations Strategy
C. Elective Courses (9 hours):
MGT 320 (3) Human Resource Management
MGT 442 (3) Computer Applications for Production/ Operations
Management**
MGT 446 (3) Industrial Relations
MGT 542 (3) Inventory and Materials Management
MKT 330 (3) Distribution Channel Systems
MKT 431 (3) Logistics Operations
MKT 432 (3) Logistics Strategy
MKT 465 (3) Supply Chain Management
ACC 321 (3) Managerial Cost Accounting
IET 375 (3) Robotics
IET 524 (3) Technology and Environment
IET 527 (3) Industrial Safety Management
**Internet, computer software applications, library
search and other computer technology are discussed in this
class.
*
At least fifteen (15) credit hours of the required and
elective course work of the major must be taken in the
accredited AACSB Program at the CMU campus (Mt. Pleasant and
Midland).
Total:
30 semester hours
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Management
Minor
B.A.,
B.A.A., B.F.A., B.S. degrees
This minor is designed to provide sufficient flexibility to
accommodate students with varying backgrounds and career
objectives. The minor is available only to students pursuing
majors outside the College of Business Administration. If
you are pursuing a teaching degree you may not choose this
minor. No more than a total of 27 hours may be taken in the
College of Business Administration. A minimum cumulative GPA
of 2.5 based on completion of at least 56 credit
hours, is required to pursue the Management minor.
A.
Required Courses (9 hours):
MGT 312 (3) Introduction to Management
MGT 320 (3) Human Resource Management
MGT 348 (3) Dynamics of Organizational Behavior
B. Elective Courses (12 hours):
1) Six hours from the Department of Management as approved
by the minor advisor.
2) Six hours from the College of Business Administration as
approved by the minor advisor.
Total:
21 semester hours
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Purchasing
and Supply Management Major
B.S.
in B.A. degree
This
is an interdepartmental major. It is listed in the College
of Business Administration section of the Bulletin.
International
Business Major
B.S.
in B.A. degree
Advisor: Assigned by the Department of Management
(774-3193)
This is an interdepartmental major. It is listed in the College
of Business Administration section of the Bulletin.
The
faculty: Mahmood Bahaee, J.K.
Bandyopadhyay, Ronald P. Beaulieu, Lawrence Jenicke, Hyungu
Kang, Robert
J. Lichtman, Kevin G. Love, Shanthakumar Palaniswami,
Michael J. Pisani, Syed
Shahabuddin, Dawn Sheffler, David Sprague, Herman Theeke, Spence Tower,
Kathy Utecht
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