HR 404 Human Behavior in Organizations Course Description: The bottom line goal is for the student to understand effective techniques to manage the human element of an organization. Fundamental to achieving this goal is for the student to understand the concepts and theories based on behavioral science research that have emerged and been developed during the 20th and 21st centuries. The student will develop skills in applying those concepts and theories based by analyzing realistic organizational cases and processing and discussing those analyses with fellow students and the instructor. Finally, the student brings those skills to their own organizations to access current management practices and develop recommendations for improvement. Prerequisites: HR 401 required for students in certificate prog. Courses available for registration: Term Schedule Number Section Credit Hours Time Day Center Offering the Course Course Location Instructor Spring 2008 08116980 1980 3 0830 - 1630 F Northern Virginia Off Grounds - Miscellaneous Room TBA Perry Heil Session Dates: Nov 9 2007 - Jan 4 2008 Course Website: Notes and Comments: Program Contact: Russell Lentner Textbook Information Tuition: Tuition rates are based on registrant's status and residency. You must complete a profile in order to establish an accurate tuition rate and register for credit courses. Register Now! Spring 2008 08116753 0060 3 0900 - 1600 S Northern Virginia Northern Virginia Center Room TBA Creda Parham Session Dates: Jan 26 2008 - May 6 2008 Course Website: Notes and Comments: Program Contact: Russell Lentner Textbook Information Tuition: Tuition rates are based on registrant's status and residency. You must complete a profile in order to establish an accurate tuition rate and register for credit courses. Register Now!