OB/HRM Courses
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Course Number |
Course Title |
Description |
Additional Course Information |
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BU208 |
Interpersonal Communications |
An introductory course designed to improve the student's ability to communicate effectively within an organizational context. |
Exclusions: Honours BBA |
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BU288 |
Organizational Behaviour I |
Individual, interpersonal and group processes are studied to examine the impact on management effectiveness. Methods of instruction could include cases, simulations, lectures and group activities. |
Prerequisites: BU111 and BU121 Exclusions: BU218, BU228, BU388, PS284 |
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BU354 |
Human Resources Management |
This survey course addresses the strategic and operational challenges of human resource management in both public and private sector organizations. Emphasis is placed on the major HR functions in an organization, such as employee staffing, training, performance management and compensation. Topics are presented and discussed within their larger organizational context, with particular attention paid to the legal environment and the rights of both employers and employees. |
Prerequisites: BU288 or BU388 Exclusions: BU454 |
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BU398 |
Organizational Behavior II |
This course builds on BU288. Management effectiveness at the organization level is examined with particular emphasis on leadership and the impact of both organizational processes and structure on organizational outputs. Methods of instruction could include cases, simulations, lectures and group activities. |
Prerequisites: BU288 or BU388 |
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BU408 |
Recruitment and Selection |
This course introduces students to the recruitment and selection of employees who will contribute to the success of organizations. Issues with respect to recruitment and selection are examined from legal, ethical, technical and strategic perspectives. Methods of instruction include lectures, discussion and seminar presentations. |
Prerequisites: BU354 Exclusions: BU498k |
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BU414 |
Occupational Health and Safety |
This course introduces students to the broad and changing field of occupational health and safety. Issues in this field are examined from legal, ethical, technical and strategic perspectives. Methods of instruction include lectures, cases and exercises. |
Prerequisites: BU354 Exclusions: BU498q |
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BU418 |
Strategic Human Resources Planing |
This course provides students with an understanding of the personnel planning process, the qualitative and quantitative techniques used in forecasting personnel requirements, and feasible solutions to shortages or surpluses. |
Prerequisites: BU354 Exclusions: BU498m |
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BU448 |
Strategic Compensation in Canada |
This course introduces students to the broad and changing field of compensation. Issues in this field are examined from legal, ethical, technical and strategic perspectives. Methods of instruction include lectures, cases, exercises, computer simulation and field component. |
Prerequisites: BU354 Exclusions: BU498r |
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BU464 |
Labour Relations |
This course looks at the impact of collective bargaining on management. Emphasis is given to the individual with the problems rather than the aggregate view, but such items as public policy, labour law, trade union development, growth and organization and management rights are discussed. A large portion of this course is developed to the use of arbitration cases in specific management problem areas. |
Prerequisites: BU288 and BU354 |
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BU468 |
Organizational Change and Development |
The process of implementing planned change within organizations through the application of behavioural science knowledge and techniques. |
Prerequisites: BU288 or BU388, BU398 (or permission of the instructor) |
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BU474 |
Training and Development |
A seminar in aspects of training which requires students to design, develop and deliver a public or in-house training program. The methods of instruction will include lectures, labs and small group activities. |
Prerequisites: BU398 |
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BU488 |
Leadership |
The purpose of this course is to understand the nature of effective leadership. Since leadership is central to the practice of management, this course will assist students in managing people and organizations more effectively. |
Prerequisites: BU398 Exclusions: BU498f |


