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Bba 321 Orm
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2. Workplace Assigned Readings Worksheet2: Assignment#2 Online Discussion & Online Quiz / Augut 26, This module will be
Handouts – Lecture2.pdf (WS2.doc-Point- (AS2.doc-Case Q & A using the Recitation 2020 discussed through moodle
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Diversity Powerpoint Presentation Counterpoint incident 2) LMS/GC/Google (Quiz1) - Online class 2 or messenger room,
– Lecture2.ppt Worksheet3: Further Study#2 Classroom (2hrs.) whichever is convenient to
http://library.nddu.edu.ph/ WS3.doc- Ethical (FS2.doc-Discussion the students and they are
Dilemma questions) Assignment & expected to participate in
Further study the discussion.
(2hrs.)
Topic will be given ahead
of time for the students to
August 27, have their advance reading.
2020 They are expected to
Submission of actively participate during
Assignment the session.
and Further
Study After the discussion,
students will be answering
the worksheet and submit it
online before the session
ends.
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5. Employee Assigned Readings Worksheet10: Assignment#5 Online Discussion & Online Quiz / Sept 7, 2020 This module will be
Motivation Handouts – Lecture4.pdf (WS10.doc-Myth or (AS5.doc-Case Q & A using the Recitation -online class discussed through moodle
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ethical choice incident 1) Sept 19, 2020 Topic will be given ahead
- submission of time for the students to
of assignment have their advance reading.
& further study They are expected to
actively participate during
the session.
9. Power and Politics Assigned Readings Worksheet22: Assignment#9 Online Discussion & Online Quiz / Sept 21, 2020 This module will be
Handouts – Lecture4.pdf (WS22.doc-Myth or (AS9.doc-Ethical Q & A using the Recitation -online class discussed through moodle
Powerpoint Presentation Science Dilemma) LMS/GC/Google (Quiz9) (2hrs.) 2 or messenger room,
– Lecture4.ppt Worksheet23: Further Study#15 &16 Classroom whichever is convenient to
http://library.nddu.edu.ph/ WS23.doc-Point/C (FS15.doc-Questions Assignment & the students and they are
ounterpoin for Review) Further Study expected to participate in
Worksheet24: (FS16.doc - Case (2hrs) the discussion.
WS24.doc - An incident 1)
ethical choice
Sept 22, 2020 Topic will be given ahead
- submission of time for the students to
of assignment have their advance reading.
& further study They are expected to
actively participate during
the session.
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1. In order to stay active and involved to the course, participation during the online lecture/discussion is needed for a minimum of three times a week
or until the required hours are completed.
2. Read the instructor's lesson introductions and assigned articles sent through moodle/messenger/email.
3. Handouts and other materials such as PowerPoint presentations and lecture notes can either be:
a. downloaded from moodle.nddu.ph. URL: //moodle2.nddu.edu.ph; or,
b. sent to the email of students; or thru the messaging module of the Academic Information Management System(AIMS) of the school; and
General Remarks facebook messenger.
4. Worksheets and quiz are uploaded in the Learning Management System (LMS). However, some quizzes can also be conducted live and/or online
(such as through Moodle) by the teacher whenever possible.
5. The course requirement will be submitted on the moddle, Messenger or email at jessica0731guevarra@yahoo.com
The online discussion will be used to discuss the concepts of the topics. However, for students who cannot go online during live discussion, they can
access the resources through the Learning Management Systems and emails. (see remarks for the instruction)
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54hours
1. Students will have to access to a computer off-campus. This means that the class will be conducted online.
2. Teachers and students should have an up-to-date browser, operating system, Microsoft Office Applications, and other software on their
computers to take the class.
3. Distance students who fail to have adequate connection and have no personal computers/laptops will be asked to use their handheld
devices such smartphones, tablets, and iPad with a reliable mobile data connection.
4. All teachers and students will use the institution's suggested Learning Management System (LMS) such as Moodle, Schoology, Google
Classroom, among others.
5. Regarding connection speed, it is imperative that both teachers and students minimally have a wireless (WiFi) or LAN connection; and
Technology Requirements ideally it is recommended that broadband connection be used whenever possible, so that all audio and video signals are as fast as
possible.
6. It is extremely disruptive to the instructor and students when a distance signal is weak, choppy or frozen. Hence, everyone is responsible
for maintaining adequate bandwidth and computer speed to ensure smooth, clear audio and video signals.
7. During live online lecture/discussion, headset with microphone/headphones, or speakers and a good-quality echo-canceling microphone
and a Webcam are needed. Moreover, teachers and students need to ensure that their computers have basic computer audio/video setup.
Students who have limited resources (i.e. free data) shall inform their teacher in advance so that the teacher can make arrangements on
what instructional technical tools to use that is accessible to the student.
Instructional Technical Some of the documents in this course will be available in PDF, docx and ppt formats. Hence, ensure that the computers and devices used have
Tools appropriate applications (e.g. Adobe Acrobat, Foxit Reader, etc.) installed that are compatible with these formats.
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Summer Grade
Academic Honesty It is a part of the students’ education to learn responsibility and self-discipline, particularly with regards to academic honesty. The most important issue of
academic honesty such as cheating. Cheating is defined to include an attempt to defraud, deceive, or mislead the instructor in arriving at an honest
grade assessment. Moreover, plagiarism is a form of cheating that involves presenting as one’s own work the ideas or work of another. Below are also
other forms of academic dishonesty:
Remember that ALL materials used, shared and downloaded in this class are subject to the intellectual property rights of Notre Dame Dadiangas
University. Thus, unauthorized uploading and sharing of these materials constitute violations to the rights of the university.
THEREFORE, all students should be guided that all portions of any test, project, or final exam submitted for a grade must be one’s own work, unless
instructed to work collaboratively. Specific requirements will be described for collaborative projects, but all work presented must be the work of members
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of that group. Moreover, research materials used must be properly cited. Cheating in a major course of examination will entail a failing mark of F for the
given course. Cheating, dishonesty or plagiarism in papers and other works will entail zero (0) score for the said requirement. If a student is unclear as
to what constitutes academic dishonesty, he or she should consult the instructor.
Robbins, R. and Judge, T. (2011). Organizational Behavior: Fourteenth Edition, Pearson Education, Inc., New Jersy.
Griffin, Ricky W. and Gregory Moorhead. (2012). Human Behavior in Organization. Second Edition. Cengage Learning Asia (Phil Branch. Pasay City
Philippines.
References Serrano, Angelita O. and Dr. Marivic Francisco Flores. (2016). Management of Human Behavior in an Organization. Unlimited Books Library Services
& Publishing Inc. Intramuros, Manila.
Swann, Andy. (2018) The Human Workplace: People-Centered Organizational Development. Kogan Page Publishing. New York. New York.
Robbins, R. and Judge, T. (2011). Essentials of Organizational Behavior, Pearson Education, Inc., New Jersy.
Name Jessica S. Guevarra, MBE Cherryfel V. Cerna, MBA Dr. Alfie Maria R. Custodio Dr. Jose C. Dagoc, Jr., RN
Position SME Coordinator Dean, VP for Academics
Date
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