Int'l Business Management |
- updated 2008 May 06 A 3rd year undergraduate course in the Division of Management University of Toronto at Scarborough, Canada |
| For the final exam, you would be advised to read the newspapers on a regular basis, check the site http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/canadexport/menu-en.asp and using canadaexport and newspapers you should research the intl export/import activities of a medium/larged sized Canadian company so that you might be able to answer a long exam question based (mostly) on material and questions addressed in Section D and E of this course. Remember there is no text for the course, so in lieu of reading the text, the equivalent time should be spend reading the newspapers and the recommended websites. |
| While
it is the intention of the professor of this course to do everything possible
to teach as much as possible about International Business Management in
the 3 1/2 months we are together, students should appreciate that the marking
of 3rd and 4th year exams and assignment is a challenging situation in
light of the competitive environment and in consideration of the
University's grading policy. For further information you are welcome to
read the "University Grading Practices Policy" posted on various sites
in Jan 2008 the link was http://www.utoronto.ca/govcncl/pap/policies/grading.html |
| Sept-Dec
averaging 40-50 students |
Jan-Apr
averaging 50-60 students |
May-Aug
averaging 30-40 students |
| Minor Test 20%
M-Choice
Media #1 Quiz 5%
M-Choice
Media #2 Quiz 5%
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Minor Test 20%
M-Choice
Media #1 Quiz 5%
M-Choice
Media #2 Quiz 5%
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Minor
Test 20%
M-Choice
Media #1 Quiz 5%
M-Choice
Media #2 Quiz 5%
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* when a low number of students
allows there to be a Team Project, instead of a Final Exam, the date of
the Mid-Term will be moved into July from June
** when a low number of
students permits, there will be a Team Project and presentation in class
instead of a final exam
Minor Test - 20%
- covers Section A + some of Section B (depending on the progress
of the lectures in a particular term)
-
emphasis on Section A
m-choice media
quiz # 1 - 5% - covers the
beginning part of the course
| a short list
of multiple choice questions re: international business things re: the
topis in C44
- the purpose is tohave some way of measuring the requirement that students keep up-to-date with current events in "international business management" - to do well in this you need to read the newspapers on a regular basis - the questions will cover events and companies that are Canadian, or things that effect Canadian international business - most of the questions will come from major stories - nothing really really obscure - usually this little quiz (sub-set of the Mid-term) will be given at the end of the class in which we have the Class Debate - a sample was given in the 3rd class so you would know what these are like |
Major Test - 30%
(a.k.a. Mid-Term) - covers
Section B+C + part of Section A
(includes
a special Question on the foreign direct investment activities of a Canadian
company)
b
the
30% is broken down into
| 20% | the actual Mid-term
- short answer and essay answer questions done in class - usually the time alloted is 110 minutes (7:10 - 9:00 pm) |
| 10% | the take home assignment
about FDI
- you will be given details about how to research a Canadian company involved in foreign direct investment and write out a long answer on 2 pages to hand in the day of the Mid-term |
m-choice media
quiz - 5% - covers the latter
part of the course
| a quiz in the
last half of the last class
- a short list of multiple choice questions re: international business things re: the topis in C44 - the purpose is to have some way of measuring the requirement that students keep up-to-date with current events in "international business management" - to do well in this you need to read the newspapers on a regular basis, some students also listen to the news radio, like 680 News and others make sure they watch the national TV newscasts a few times a week - the questions will cover events and companies that are Canadian, or things that effect Canadian international business - being successful in "international business management" requires a serious attention to current events and news effecting your business sector and the economy - most of the questions will come from major stories - nothing really really obscure - usually this little quiz (sub-set of the Final) will be given at the end of the class in the last class of the course |
| 30% | the actual Final
- essay answer questions done in the gym, or some designated room - usually the time alloted is 3 hours |
| 10% | the take home assignment
about Exporting
- you will be given details about how to research a Canadian company involved in exporting and write out a long answer on 3 pages to hand in the day of the Final exam - it needs to be clearly understood that, historically, some students research this particular assignment very very well so you are accordingly advised to keep this "competitive environment" in mind |
Final Team Project
- 40% - covers the entire
course
b
the
40% is broken down into
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