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Goal 1:  Graduates will be leaders.
  • Understands how leaders can be positive role models.
  • Understands how leaders motivate and inspire groups and individuals.
  • Understands how leaders communicate a vision.
  • Understands how leaders create a positive organizational culture.
  • Understands how leaders create positive organizational change.

Goal 2:  Graduates will be technologically competent.

  • Proficient in the use of common business application software packages.
  • Proficient in using the internet to accomplish common business research tasks.
  • Proficient in using technology for communication and presentation.
  • Proficient in the use of analytical tools and their applications.

Goal 3:  Knowledgeable of social, ethical, and multi-cultural issues and trends affecting business.

  • Understands how social, ethical, and cultural trends affect business.
  • Understands differences across markets and customers.
  • Understands the role of ethical values and practices within business organizations.
  • Understands how social, ethical, and multicultural issues affect organizational strategies, structures, and systems.

Goal 4:  Graduates will be knowledgeable in functional areas and their integration.

  • Understand and use disciplinary knowledge and skills.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of how changes in the external and internal business environments impact the functional areas of business.
  • Integrate disciplinary expertise across functional areas.

Goal 5:  Graduates will be critical thinkers and problem solvers.

  • Proficient in identifying and framing common organizational problems.
  • Determine the relevant decision criterion or criteria for the problem.
  • Given the decision criteria, identify and analyze relevant alternatives.
  • Prioritize and choose among competing alternatives.


 

Assessment - Fogelman College of Business and Economics - The University of Memphis