Public Management

One hour lecture. Introduction to the Bachelor of Applied Science emphasizing the significance of merging applied and technical coursework from students' prior Associate of Applied Science degrees with upper-level coursework from the university. It provides a foundation for students to integrate theory-based education with practical and professional skills.

Three hours lecture. Explores the fundamental technical documentation, interpersonal skills, and collaborative strategies necessary for effective workplace interactions at the supervisory, middle management, and executive levels. The course centers on refining professional interaction competencies for adult learners in the workforce.

Three hours lecture. Tailored to empower adult learners currently active in the workforce, and students with proficiency in technical fields by equipping them with practical expertise to elevate their leadership capabilities.

Three hours lecture.

The role and origin of public relations in society, the identification and influence of publics, and applications of public relations principles to campaigns and organizations.

Three hours lecture. A study of communication as related to the functions and styles of leadership

Management principles for all organizations including planning, organizing, leading, and controlling.

Study of leadership in organizations, with emphasis on the ethical challenges facing leaders and the impact of leaders' behavior on followers, organizations, and organizational stakeholders.

Historical, prescriptive, and empirical studies of federalism with emphasis upon recent development in federal-state-local relationships.

Bureaucratic politics and power; administrative responsibility in a pluralist democracy; public administrative organization; public personnel administration; and public budgeting.

Principles and practices of effective administrative management and procedures. Planning/directing workplace activities, systems and technology; selecting/training employees; developing professional leadership and communication skills.

Exploring the changing dynamics of the workforce and educational environments in examination of cultural and technological facts and assumptions.

Two hours lecture. Designed for students in their final semester of the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS). The course focuses on equipping students with essential skills and knowledge for successful professional transition and advancement in applied fields.