ENGGEN 403

Managing a Business

Summary


Semester

Semester 2, 2019

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An introduction to the commercial drivers and business practices which prepare students for successful roles in the commercial, government, and non-profit sectors after graduation. Students are presented with a systems thinking approach to managing large, complex, multidisciplinary challenges. Professional issues (such as health and safety, sustainability, resilience, ethics, leadership, and cultural diversity) from previous courses are expanded.
Prerequisite: ENGGEN 303, or BUSINESS 101 and 102, or PROPERTY 231 or SCIGEN 201 or LAW 241 or MUS 186

Assessment


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