UGMG 1010 Perspectives on Management
This course, taught by practitioners John Clavin (BC '84) and Jere Doyle (BC '87), provides BC students with an excellent opportunity to explore the functional disciplines of business from a real-world perspective. Using a combination of lectures, case studies, readings and outside speakers, the course provides students the opportunity to get grounded in each of the CSOM concentrations while gaining outside views on careers in related fields and industries. The course will also provide a framework to explore and discuss cross-functional issues that impact business strategy and execution. This is a highly interactive class that places a premium on both preparation and participation each week. The course is initially open to CSOM sophomores but normally has availability for juniors and seniors across all undergraduate majors
Course overview
- Department
- Undergraduate Management
- School
- CSOM
- Credits
- 3
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Offered
- Every Spring
Requirements fulfilled
- Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship elective options (Class of 2025 and beyond; designed as a second concentration)
Official evaluation summary
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Instructors
- Jeremiah Doyle
- John Clavin
Sections
- Section 01