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International Business Management – IBM100

IBM100 Syllabus Winter 2021 TEXTBOOK: International Management: Managing Across Borders and Cultures, Textbook Pearson 9th Ed. ISBN - 10:0134376048

Course Evaluation Evaluation

Week

Introduction & Reflection Report Presentations Midterm Exam Case Studies & Discussion Questions Quizzes & Activities Final Exam Professor: Tammy Bombardier

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1&2 9, 10 & 11 6 Various Various 13

Email: [email protected]

Topic

Chapter

Activities

Percent 10% 10% 25% 10% 10% 35% The content below may change as per instructor.

Tasks

Introductions, Course Overview & Expectations,

Online Form Introductions – Introduce yourself Behaviour Expectations Reflection Report

Globalization – Assessing the Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental and Legal aspects of business Managing Interdependence in Global Business, Social Responsibility, Ethics and

Read: Chapters 1 Online Forum & Discussion Questions must be answered in your own Questions words and may be part of your assessment and marks throughout the semester. The future of CSR Read: Chapters 2 Corporate Social Listen & Read: Lecture materials as posted before live classes Responsibility and

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Read: Course Syllabus & Course Outline Watch video(s) and read any articles posted in Blackboard

International Business Management – IBM100

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Sustainability CSR – Corporate Social Responsibility ESG – Environment and Social Governance Culture & Decision Making in Business Understanding the Role of Culture

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5

Communication Across Culture and Negotiation

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MIDTERM

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All topics discussed in lectors and reading 4 & 5 provided in Blackboard content may be on Midterm

Midterm EXAM

Canada’s Place in the World Formulating & Implementing Strategy Organization Structure and Control Systems Global Human Resources Management – Staffing, Training and Compensation for Global Operations Developing Global Management Cadre Motivating and Leading

FINAL EXAM

Final Project Presentation Topics Decided

Lecture & Online Forum 6 Discussion Reading & Work on 6&7 Presentations

Read:  Chapter 3  Understand the expectations of the final assignment. Read: Chapter 4 & 5 Review notes and Chapters 1-5

25% of Mark

Work on Report

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CASE STUDY

Live Student Presentations on Culture

9

Class Activity Discussion Forum

Live Student Presentations on Culture

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Discussion Forum Course Summary Final Exam Chapter

Live Student Presentations on Culture Overview of Final Exam Study: Final Exam and course materials

“This is for reference only; class content or dates may change.”

Textbook and Materials  International Management, Managing Across Borders and Cultures  Additional readings, cases & videos as assigned and provided by the instructor  Take advantage of opportunities for higher-level discussion with peers in Blackboard.

International Business Management – IBM100 Online Access to Course with Electronic Devices  You are encouraged to use a laptop or desktop device with Internet access to download each lecture and the readings.  Laptops and desktops may be best way for accessing the Blackboard, completing in-class activities and tests. Class  Your participation is essential to your success in the course  Participate in discussions in Blackboard and also keep up with the lectures and content Assignments/Tests  ALL assignments are to be submitted as specified.  Assignments and tests not completed before the deadlines posted will receive a mark of zero unless advance notification has been provided, outlining the extenuating circumstances, and proposing alternative arrangements. Missed Tests  Students are expected to be complete tests online during scheduled class  Tests are to be completed independently and shall not be shared with other students Academic Honesty  Students should know the academic policy at St. Clair College  Academic misconduct is a very serious matter and includes, but is not limited to instances of cheating, plagiarism, impersonation, or disruption of instructional activities.  Penalties can include a mark of “0”, failing the course, suspension and dismissal from the College. Striving for Successes with Maximum Utilization of Online Learning  Your participation is essential to your success in the course – plan to listen to every lecture participate in live classes & follow directions clearly.  It is highly beneficial to take advantage of all the resources given to you, and NOT just read the PowerPoint slides in preparation for tests and assignments Welcome to a great start with IBM100 I hope you are looking forward to having a great online semester! Blackboard will be the main place for all of the content of this course. This is where lectures and course work will be posted. Just in case, please find some frequently asked questions below.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

International Business Management – IBM100 1.

What is the best way to contact your professor? Email is best. It is very important that when you send your professor an email you always give your full name, student ID# and the class and section you are in. If this is not done, it will be difficult for instructor to assist you.

IBM program coordinator? For 1st year students: Professor Obada Al-Dimashki ([email protected]). For 2nd year students: Professor Phil Cohen ( [email protected]).

2. Who is the 3.

Can I switch sections? No. Section changes are not allowed across the whole Business School.

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Can I swap sections with another student? No. Section swaps are not allowed across the whole business school.

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Can I ask for grace marks to improve my letter grade? No. Grace marks are not allowed. Please don't ask your instructors for grace marks.

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I am confused with my grade. What should I do? Contact your instructor and ask to review your grade with them.

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Can I request a leave of absence (marriage, vacation, visit, etc.) from the program? No. You cannot take leave of absence unless you have a medical situation with documentation.

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Can I take a break for a semester and return the semester after? Yes. You will have to fill in a readmission form with the program coordinator and submit it to the International Student Office.

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What can I do if I disagree with my final grade? Grade appeal. Note this may increase or decrease your grade depending on your case.

10. What 11.

should I include when I am emailing an instructor? Full name, student number, course and section.

I am having issues or questions with regards to my fees. Where should I go? Registrars Office. am having issues or questions with regards to my visa. Where should I go? International Student Office.

12. I

am having issues with my instructor. Who should I talk to? Let your instructor know about the challenges you are facing. If all else fails, speak with your program coordinator.

13. I

14. I am depressed or facing big personal challenges. What should I do? Contact the Student Councillor

Don Crowder ([email protected]).

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have questions about designations (CITP, CIFFA, etc.). Who should I contact? The designation provider.

15. I

I negotiate, beg, follow around, cry or intimidate instructors for grades? No! Some situations may result in campus security or reported to the school.

16. Can

17. How long is the semester or what are the dates? Review academic calendar on college

website (http://www.stclaircollege.ca/programs/postsec/academicdates/) 18. Is

my grade on Blackboard final? No. Your grade on the SIS is final.

19. Where

do I get the textbooks? Non-FITT books must be purchased through the campus library or ordered

online. should I do if I fail a course? You must retake it by contacting your coordinator. Best to do so before graduation.

20. What

should I do if I fail a course that is not offered anymore? You must contact the coordinator to possibly arrange a tutorial.

21. What 22. How

much GPA do I need to graduate? A minimum GPA of 2.0.

are the full-time faculty of the IBM program? Obada Al-Dimashki, Tony Mao, Tammy Bombardier, Catherine Susko, Steven Manweiler, Phil Cohen, Randy Borean, Paul Jacobs and Renata Kobe.

23. Who 24. Who

is the Operations Manager of the Business School? Janice Trpkovski

25. Who

is the Chair of the Business School? Anthony Mancini

26. What are the rules and policies at SCC. All of the posts, assignments, tests, professor video, PowerPoints are property of St. Clair College and cannot be shared online. If any materials are shared or posted online, it is breaking policy and possibly the law. Do not share any materials without permission. It is the responsibility of all students to understand the College’s Code of Student Rights & Responsibilities, which includes adherence to academic integrity principles, and the penalties that may result from violations. https://www.stclaircollege.ca/sites/default/files/policies/scc-policy-7-1.pdf 27. What is considered cheating and What is Academic Honesty? Please read all about Academic Honesty at the following link. https://www.stclaircollege.ca/academic-integrity SCC has a variety of resources for students to utilize and be successful. Academic misconduct includes, but is not limited to instances of cheating, plagiarism, impersonation, or disruption of instructional activities.

International Business Management – IBM100  Cheating, Impersonation, and Plagiarism No student shall: o Make information available to another student knowing the material is to be submitted as the borrower’s own work; o Copy from another student; o Use unauthorized material; o Submit a take-home exam written by someone else; o Impersonate a candidate in an exam or test; o Submit essays, assignments, computer programs, etc., written, in whole or in part, by someone else; o Prepare essays, assignments, computer programs, etc. for submission by another student; o Use direct quotations or sections of paraphrased material without citing appropriate references; o Purchase or sell term papers; o Copy or submit, in whole or in part, electronic files or data created by another person without the instructor’s permission; o Alter or falsify academic records in any way; o Submit false medical, and/or academic information.

Let’s have a great semester together! I will be teaching the first 6 weeks of the course.

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