Interactive Activity Week 10
Section 1:
MGT 323
10.1 Learning Outcomes:
Resource Scheduling
Availability of Resources
Efficient use of Resources
10.2 Action Required:
Watch the short video in the following link:
10.3 Test your Knowledge (Question):
Why Scheduling of Resources is important in the whole process of a Project. Explain
When there is scarcity of resources how project manager can use the available resources effectively. Explain.
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Section 2:
MGT 324
10.1 Learning Outcomes:
Examine the importance of ethics in public administration
10.2 Action Required:
Read the following statement:
“Ethics provides accountability between the public and the administration”
10.3 Test your Knowledge (Question):
Does ethics provides accountability between the public and the administration”
Answer:
Section 3:
MGT 325
10.1 Learning Outcomes:
1.Highlight the three objectives new product development projects must achieve in order to be considered a success: maximize fit with customer objectives, minimize time-to-market, and control development costs.
2.Familiarize students with the strengths and weaknesses of “best practices” used in managing the new product development process.
3.Provide an understanding of the metrics used to evaluate new product effectiveness and innovation performance
10.2 Action Required:
Watch the short video in the following link
10.3 Test your Knowledge (Question):
Discuss in details the Agile development process.
Answer:
Section 4:
MGT 422
10.1 Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of this week’s activities, you will be able to:
Understand why social responsibility is essential to fundamental business strategy.
Articulate the types of corporate social responsibility.
Evaluate why socially responsible business is good business.
10.2 Action Required:
Watch the short video in the following link and answer the questions that follows:
Doing Good is Good for Business
10.3 Test your Knowledge (Question):
With reference to the CSR pyramid, what are the implications of stopping at a particular pyramid level? For example, would it be all right, if a company took its sole responsibility to be the financial responsibility to its shareholders? Financial responsibility and legal responsibility? Do you agree that CSR is best represented by a pyramid? Why or why not? Can you think of a better way to graphically represent a company’s social responsibility?
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