GB 101: BUSINESS FOR THE NEW GENERATION SPRING 2015 Course Micron Business & Economics Building - The Skaggs Hall of Learning - Room 1301

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GB 101: BUSINESS FOR THE NEW GENERATION SPRING 2015 Course Micron Business & Economics Building - The Skaggs Hall of Learning - Room 1301 Instructors: Professor Cheryl A. Larabee Office Hours: M and W 1:45 2:45 p.m., MBEB 2122, or by appt. Professor Robert JC Morgan Email addresses for all questions about our class: Mark Beck, Sr. Teaching Asst. Section 001 : RobertMorgan831@boisestate.edu (Show Section #001) Sage Ceniga, Teaching Asst. Section 002: RobertMorgan831@boisestate.edu (Show Section#002) GB 101 Open Hours M and W 1:45 2:45 p.m. in MBEB 2101 Why Should you take this Course?: This introductory business course will help you see the big picture view of the world of business and explore potential academic and professional careers in an enjoyable and interactive manner. Through individual and team exercises you will learn how the various functions within an organization interact and support the overall organizational strategy. You will learn how to evaluate an annual report from a live company, analyze and discuss business cases and comprehend the business environment across all functional areas through reading and writing papers utilizing articles published in Bloomberg BusinessWeek. This course will help prepare you for your chosen major, a valuable COBE educational experience and ultimately your successful business career. Professional business conduct will be practiced in the classroom. Learning Objectives & Assessment for this Course: 1. Identify and describe the vocabulary and relationships of functional disciplines of business, including accounting, economics, finance, IT, management, marketing and supply chain management. Assessment: Exams and Activities 2. Explore the role and relationship of business with the external environment including economic, social, ethical, physical and political perspectives. Assessment: Casework and Activities 3. Appreciate the global, innovative and sustainable dimensions of business and organizations. Assessment: Casework and Activities 4. Develop team building, creative problem solving (qualitative/quantitative) and information literacy skills. Develop professional business conduct skills. Assessment: Casework, Activities and Team Project 5. Explain and analyze current business news to better understand current business conditions, events and potential career opportunities. Assessment: Business news activities, Assignments, Personal mission statement and Resume. GB101 Page 1

REQUIRED COURSE MATERIALS: Text: M: Business, 4 th Edition, Ferrell/Hirt/Ferrell, 2015. ISBN: 978-0-07-802315-6. Course Readings: Bloomberg Businessweek (provided in class and by subscription) Micron Technology Inc., Annual Report 10-K (Provided by Professor) Technology: Clickers by Turning Point (BSU Bookstore); Blackboard course site Boise State Email COBE Writing Style Guide, Boise State University, 8/2007. Please download your own copy of the current COBE Writing Guide & review. It can be found on the COBE website at http://cobe.boisestate.edu/students/writing-styles-guide/. All written work for this course should comply with COBE Writing Style guidelines. OTHER: Bring textbook, calculator, pencil, paper to every class. We will be doing problems and calculations in class. COURSE POLICIES BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY STATEMENT OF SHARED VALUES Boise State University upholds the following values as the foundation for a civil and nurturing environment. Campus community members and all who are part of COBE are expected to adhere to the following values. Academic Excellence engage in our own learning and participate fully in the academic community s pursuit of knowledge. Caring show concern for the welfare of others. Citizenship uphold civic virtues and duties that prescribe how we ought to behave in a selfgoverning community by obeying laws and policies, volunteering in the community, and staying informed on issues. Fairness expect equality, impartiality, openness and due process by demonstrating a balanced standard of justice without reference to individual bias. Respect treat people with dignity regardless of who they are and what they believe. A respectful person is attentive, listens well, treats others with consideration and doesn t resort to intimidation, coercion or violence to persuade. Responsibility take charge of our choices and actions by showing accountability and not shifting blame or taking improper credit. We will pursue excellence with diligence, perseverance, and continued improvement. Trustworthiness demonstrate honesty in our communication and conduct while managing ourselves with integrity and reliability. GB101 Page 2

ATTENDANCE/CLASSROOM PARTICIPATION The course design requires that you read/watch the assigned materials in advance of class, complete the reading quizzes in advance of class and arrive in class prepared to participate. Class sessions include a minimum of lecture time and are built instead around interactive discussion, exercises and activities which support your understanding of course content and application of concepts to real issues which accomplish active adult learning. CLASSROOM ETIQUETTE AND CONDUCT This class will model professional business behaviors in order to build your confidence and skill in business settings. Our classroom etiquette, like marketing, is governed by 4Ps: Be prompt, be professional, be prepared, be polite. Effective learning occurs only when people treat each other with dignity and respect. This includes fellow classmates as well as the instructor and any guest lecturers. The following rules will help foster a professional environment: 1. Class will start and end promptly at the scheduled times. Students are expected to be on time and stay for the duration of the class. If you arrive after the start of class please take a seat in the last row until invited to move to your normal seat. Leaving class should done discreetly and only in an emergency. 2. To avoid distraction, student use of laptops, tablets or similar technology will be restricted to academic use during structured break-out activity sessions. These devices should only be used during approved times to assist in course work, otherwise they should be put away. Cell phones, mobile devices, PDAs, etc. should be silenced and put away during the entire class period. Engaging in texting, surfing or other abuse of device privileges will have a negative impact on your participation grade. Attention is a major component of participation and always expected in a business setting. No use of headphones is allowed. 3. Unless working in an interactive group setting, side conversation should be kept to a minimum. COURSE EVALUATION AND GRADING GRADING AND EVALUATION CRITERIA The following break-down is expected for this course. Some changes in total points or weights may occur. Evaluation Points Weight Exams 200 40% Assignments (5 Total) 75 15% Class Attendance & Participation 75 15% Chapter Quizzes 50 10% Team Project (Micron) 50 10% Career Portfolio 50 10% TOTAL 500 100% Exams: 40% of your grade is based on 2 exams. Each exam will have 50 multiple choice questions and will cover 8 chapters from our text. Mid Term = 100 points; Final Exam (non-cumulative, during Exam Week) = 100 points. Note: Students are responsible for obtaining prior approval from the professor for any change to the published exam schedule. Only doctor verified illness or religious observance will be considered for makeup exams or special exam times. You are required to present your student ID and take your exam with the section in which you are formally enrolled. GB101 Page 3

Assignments: 15% of your grade is based on the completion of 5 assignments. The purpose of these assignments is to demonstrate your learning through practice. They are opportunities to apply skills, think through concepts and reflect upon (and support) your positions using course concepts and textbook readings. Details on Assignments 1-5 are provided on Blackboard under the ASSIGNMENT DETAILS tab. Class Attendance & Participation: 15% of your grade is based on your attendance, in-class activities and participation. This will be monitored through Turning Point clicker questions, worksheets and other activities. Students are required to answer all clicker questions and submit required worksheets to receive credit for class. Correct answers to the clicker questions will enhance the participation grade. To be counted as present you are responsible to be in class (in person) AND use a functioning clicker. If you forget your clicker (or it is not functioning) you will be counted as absent. The Turning Point clicker attendance system will be curved to allow for two absences for any reason without penalty. Late arrival to class: If you arrive after class has started please do NOT disrupt the class by making your way to your assigned seat. Instead, quietly take a seat in the last row of the classroom and wait until invited to move to your normal seat. Chapter Quizzes: 10% of your grade is based on the completion of 16 chapter reading quizzes. To receive credit, chapter reading quizzes must be completed 30 minutes prior to class sessions as indicated in class schedule. If you experience technical problems taking your quiz you must report the problem to Professor Morgan (via email) PRIOR TO the scheduled quiz deadline. Team Project (Micron): 10% of your grade is based on successful completion of the MICRON Team Project. A key learning outcome in this class is to practice working effectively and efficiently in teams. Effective teamwork is a requirement in the business world. Team Project details are provided on Blackboard under the ASSIGNMENT DETAILS tab. Career Portfolio (Learning Style Assessment, SIGI 3 Career Assessment, Personal Mission Statement, Resume, Make College Count Career Planning Modules Paper); 10% of your grade is based on the completion of your Career Portfolio. Instructions on how to complete the 6 portfolio elements are provided under the ASSIGNMENT DETAILS tab on Blackboard. The complete Career Portfolio is due at the beginning of class, in person, printed in hard copy form, on the due date indicated on the class schedule. Extra Credit Opportunities: There will be extra credit opportunities provided throughout the semester to encourage your attendance at the COBE Guest Speaker Series sessions. It is your responsibility to monitor the COBE website for Guest Speaker dates and times and watch the EXTRA CREDIT file in COURSE DOCUMENTS on Blackboard. Attending (or viewing Lecture Capture) and writing a short paper on the speaker presentation is required for up to 5 points of extra credit per speaker. See Blackboard for details. A student may earn up to a maximum of 15 points of extra credit for the semester. Turning Point - Turning Point will be the primary tool for lecture participation and feedback. Failure to register, bring to each class and properly use a functioning Turning Point clicker will result in a lower class attendance and participation grade. Extra batteries are a good idea. It is a violation of the Boise State Academic Honesty Policy to use another person s clicker in their absence, and any violation will be investigated as a potential violation of BSU Academic Honesty Policy. Grading Policies Your points for each graded item will be posted to Blackboard as evaluated. Questions related to grading on any exam, assignment, or other graded course work must be communicated to the instructor in writing within one week of the assignment due date or posting of that grade. Issues brought to the instructor after this time will not be considered. GB101 Page 4

Grading scale The following plus/minus grading scale will be used for this course: % of Total Points Grade % of Total Points Grade % of Total Points Grade 97 or higher A + 93 96.999 A 90 92.999 A - 87 89.999 B + 83 86.999 B 80 82.999 B - 77 79.999 C + 73 76.999 C 70 72.999 C - 67 69.999 D + 63 66.999 D 60 62.999 D - Below 60 F Academic Honesty Each student is expected to comply with the Boise State University standard of conduct for academic integrity, as outlined by the Student Conduct Office. You assume full responsibility for the content and integrity of the academic work you submit. Academic dishonesty is taken seriously; any student violating the standard of conduct will be subject to disciplinary action, including but not limited to receiving a failing grade (F) in the course. See Blackboard for Academic Honesty Contract. BEST PRACTICES for Communicating with Instructor and Teaching Assistants: - Outside of the classroom Blackboard will be the main communication tool. - The Discussion Board tab is recommended for most general questions needing a quick response. - You may write an email to your professor (email address found on page 1) for unusual or personal situations. (If you send a general question to your professor you may be asked to re-post it to the Blackboard Discussion Board. ) - Blackboard will be used to post grades, class notes, assignments, additional reading, announcements, etc. Students are expected to check Blackboard daily. - BSU email will also be used by instructors as a communication method when appropriate. GB 101 Open Hours will be held twice a week in MBEB 2101. These 1 hour sessions are intended for use in collaboration with other students as well as for receiving individual assistance from the instructors and/or teaching assistants regarding course material and projects. GB101 Page 5

Students in this class will learn or practice the following COBE Core Curriculum concepts, methods, and skills: 1. Understand and apply analytical and disciplinary concepts and methods related to business and economics: 1.1. Accounting 1.2. Business Policy and Strategy 1.3. Economics 1.4. Finance 1.5. Information Technology Management 1.6. International environment of business 1.7. Legal environment of business 1.8. Management 1.9. Marketing 1.10. Mathematics & Statistics 1.11. Supply Chain Management 2.1. Communicate effectively: Write messages and documents that are clear, concise, and compelling 2.2. Communicate effectively: Give oral presentations that use effective content, organization, and delivery 3. Solve problems, including unstructured problems, related to business and economics 4. Use effective teamwork and collaboration skills 5. Demonstrate appropriate principles of responsible business practices 5.1 Resolve issues related to Individual Responsibility (Business Ethics) 5.2 Resolve issues related to Corporate Social Responsibility 5.3 Resolve issues related to Leadership Responsibility (Corporate Governance) 5.4 Resolve issues related to Environmental Responsibility (Environmental Sustainability) 5.5 Resolve issues related to Cultural Responsibility (Diversity) GB101 Page 6

SCHEDULE OF COURSE TOPICS & ASSIGNMENT DUE DATES The syllabus only provides a general plan. I reserve the right to make changes/additions as necessary. Changes will be posted on Blackboard and/or stated in class. READING QUIZZES must be completed 30 minutes prior to lecture. Wk # Date Topic Read/Watch Reading Quiz? Assignment Due 1 1 M-1/12 Course Introduction 1 2 W-1/14 Dynamics of Business and Economics Chapter 1 Yes 2 M-1/19 NO CLASS DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR./IDAHO HUMAN RIGHTS DAY HOLIDAY 2 3 W-1/21 Business Ethics & Social Responsibility Chapter 2 MOVIE: Enron Yes Enron Worksheet 3 4 M-1/26 Micron Technology, Inc. Live Case 1 Assigned Articles see Blackboard Bring Micron 10-K 3 5 W-1/28 Accounting and Financial Statements Chapter 14 Yes 4 6 M-2/2 Accounting and Financial Statements Chapter 14, cont d Ratio Worksheet 4 7 W-2/4 Money and the Financial System Chapter 15 Yes Assignment 1 5 8 M-2/9 Micron Technology, Inc. Live Case 2 Bring Micron 10-K Micron Team Roster 5 9 W-2/11 Financial Management/Securities Markets Chapter 16 Yes Assignment 2 6 M-2/16 NO CLASS PRESIDENTS DAY HOLIDAY 6 10 W-2/18 Guest: Alan Shealy Assigned Articles see Blackboard 7 11 M-2/23 The Nature of Management Chapter 6 Yes 7 12 W-2/25 Organization, Teamwork, and Communication Chapter 7 Yes Assignment 3 8 13 M-3/2 Managing Services and Manufacturing Chapter 8 Yes 8 14 W-3/4 Midterm Review Review Packet 9 15 M-3/9 MIDTERM EXAM MBEB 1301 9 16 W-3/11 Customer-Driven Marketing Chapter 11 Yes 10 17 M-3/16 Micron Technology, Inc. Live Case 3 Bring Micron 10-K Assignment 4 10 18 W-3/18 Dimensions of Marketing Strategy Chapter 12 MOVIE: Art & Copy 11 M-3/23 NO CLASSES SPRING VACATION Yes Art & Copy Worksheet 11 W-3/25 12 19 M-3/30 Dimensions of Marketing Strategy Chapter 12, cont d 12 20 W-4/1 Digital Marketing and Social Networking Chapter 13 Yes Micron Team Project 13 21 M-4/6 Business in a Borderless World Chapter 3 Yes 13 22 W-4/8 Business Etiquette Assignment 5 14 23 M-4/13 Options for Organizing Business Chapter 4 Yes 14 24 W-4/15 Small Business, Entrepreneurship, and Chapter 5 Yes Career Portfolio Franchising 15 25 M-4/20 Motivating the Workforce Chapter 9 Yes 15 26 W-4/22 Guest: Mr. Randy Hales Assigned Articles see Blackboard 16 27 M-4/27 Managing Human Resources Chapter 10 Yes 16 28 W-4/29 Final Review Review Packet 17 29 FINAL EXAM MBEB 1301 Section 001: W-5/6 12:30pm-2:30pm Section 002: W-5/6 3:00pm-5:00pm Spring 2015 Schedule GB 101