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Ethics-21st Century Professional

Target Audience: 
Graduate
School Name: 
Daniels College of Business
Department: 
BUS
Course Number: 
4620
Credit Hours: 
4qrt/hrs
Description: 

A fundamental purpose is to engage students in ongoing reflection and dialogue about their responsibilities as managers and leaders. Of particular emphasis are the ethical, professional and social responsibilities of managers and leaders, especially as it relates to numerous stakeholders and communities. This course focuses on the idea of "community" and the social relationships of managers and business organizations in their communities. Roles and responsibilities of managers and business firms will be examined by analyzing a variety of issues that managers will face during their careers. These specific issues will be examined in terms of their legal, public policy, and ethical dimensions. The goal is to provide students with generalized understanding and skills that can be employed in dealing with other issues that may emerge in their business careers.

Required for: 
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering/Master of Business Administration
Quarter Taught: 
Winter