TTA-15067 Business Management Cases, 5 cr

Additional information

Business Management Cases course TTA-15067 of 5 credits is composed of introductory lectures, case sessions and other activities. More information about the implementation of the course will be given in the opening lecture.

The number of students attending the course is strictly limited. The selection criteria of the students:
1. Students of International Master's Programme in Business and Technology
2. Finnish Master's students of Industrial Engineering and Management
3. International Master's and PhD students from other programmes
4. International exchange students of the Faculty of Management and Business The course is only intended for degree students

Person responsible

Teemu Laine

Learning Outcomes

The description of the learning outcomes is in line with Grade 3 evaluation. After completing this course, students will be able to - analyze and solve real-life problems in business management - justify their own viewpoints - present teamwork and presentation skills Students work in different groups throughout the course. In these groups, the students will learn to - share their experiences and - provide support, advice, and feedback to each other in a constructive manner.

Content

Instructions for students on how to achieve the learning outcomes

Grade (1-5) will be based on case assignments and the final report. The emphasis of the assessment will be on student's performance during the case sessions.

Assessment scale:

Numerical evaluation scale (0-5)

Partial passing:

Completion parts must belong to the same implementation

Study material

Additional information about prerequisites
The students who wish to apply for the course will take a pretest to show their background knowledge in different fields of business management. Further information will be given at the opening lecture. PREREQUISITES for international exchange students: You should have completed courses in most of the following areas: Accounting, Strategic Management, Economics, Human Resource Management, Leadership, Marketing Management, Production Management or Operations Management, Technology Management or Quality Management, and Supply Chain Management, or in equivalent topics.

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