Behavioral Operations

Catalog description

This course explores the intersection of human behavior and operational processes within organizations. Students will delve into the psychological and sociocultural factors that influence decision-making, performance, and collaboration in operational settings. Key topics will include cognitive biases, motivation theories, group behavior, and the impact of leadership styles on operational outcomes. Prereq: Enrollment in Fisher College of Business Grad program, or permission of instructor. 7241 Lean Enterprise Leadership G 1½ Introduces the skills and discipline needed to lead and learn in a continuous improvement environment in a hands-on, participative manner. Students who complete the class can immediately contribute to an organization's efforts in continuous improvement, whose principles are used by many leading organizations in all sectors to outpace competitors year after year. Prereq: Enrollment in MBA, WPMBA, MSCM, MHA, MPA ,or MCRP program.