Leeward Community College
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*From Curriculum Central
Leeward Community College
Business Technology Division
Course Syllabus
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BUS 144 |
Career Success |
Credits: 3 |
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Fall 2002 |
Mrs. Jean Hara, Professor |
Office: BE-202 |
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Office Hours: MWF 1-2
p.m., TTh 7:30-8 a.m. and 1:30-2:30 p.m., and by appointment. |
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Contac Information: 455-0346,
jhara@hawaii.edu |
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Catalog course
description: Presents concepts and theories relating to
workplace behavior; managing one’s attitudes and relationships for workplace
effectiveness |
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Co-requisites: None |
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Prerequisites: Completion
of or concurrent enrollment in
ENG/ESL 21 or ENG/ESL 22 or equivalent. |
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Recommended preparation: None |
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Textbooks and other
resources:
1. Peak Performance Success in College and Beyond, Third Edition, by Sharon K. Ferrett. Glencoe/McGraw-Hill Companies, 2000. ISBN:
0-02-804305-7.
2. Note paper or loose-leaf paper and folder; 20-lb.
weight bond paper.
3. Black or blue ballpoint pen and a pencil for
notetaking and tests. |
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Student Learning
Objectives: Upon completion of this course, the
student will be able to: 1. Identify
work ethics and attitudes needed for successful career development. 2. Define codes
of conduct required in a corporate climate. 3. Describe
organizational behavior. 4. Improve
communication skills and personal presentation techniques. 5. Evaluate the
effect of a variety of employee attitudes applied to different work
situations. 6. Analyze
conflict resolution methods. 7. Demonstrate
appropriate behaviors needed to work successfully with individuals in a
diverse workforce. 8. Identify
intrinsic/extrinsic rewards related to effective work performance. 9. Evaluate proper
levels of job-related commitment and productivity. 10. Recognize
the importance of setting personal and professional goals. 11. Develop a
strategy for lifelong learning. 12. Identify
effective self-management techniques. 13. Identify
personal attributes needed for success. |
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Grading Policy:
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final grade will be determined by the following components: 1. Objective Examinations (30%). All objective examinations using
text, handouts, and lecture information will be graded as follows: 90 - 100% = A 80 - 89% =
B 70 - 79% =
C 60 - 69% =
D 59 &
below = F 2. Case Studies (30%). The case studies will be evaluated on
how well they have been analyzed and presented. 3. Class Exercises (30%). Class exercises will be conducted to
promote appropriate business behaviors, improve communication skills, and
enhance teamwork. 4. Performance Appraisals (10%). The performance appraisal is a checklist
that the instructor will use periodically to evaluate the student’s
performance. Note: If a student is absent 50% of the
scheduled class time, the student cannot pass the course with an A-D
score. The student will receive an
“F” or an “N” grade because in a real business situation, non-attendance will
result in termination. The “F” grade
is given to a student who averages below 60% and an “N” grade is given to a
student who is averaging 60%-100%. |
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Students with
Disabilities: Students with disabilities who believe that they
may need accommodations in this class are encouraged to contact the
Coordinator of the Kako‘o ‘Ike (KI) program located in L-208 of Leeward
Community College’s Library building (phone:
455-0421) as soon as possible to ensure that such accommodations are
implemented in a timely fashion. |
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See attached for more course information.