Mr. Hall
122 Yow Building
Office Hours: Posted
khall@abac.edu
FRSC 2270
PRINCIPLES OF SUPERVISION
(2 Semester Hours)
COURSE
OBJECTIVE: This course is designed to
provide the student with some basic concepts of supervision and
human relations: motivation, leadership, personal prejudices, conflict
management, and
diversity in the workplace.
TEXT: None. Supplemental handouts will be provided.
ATTENDANCE: Students whose number of unexcused
absences from class/lab exceeds four (4) will receive
an "F" for the course. Unexcused absences less than the maximum allowable
will result in
fractional participation deduction from the final grade. For example, one
unexcused
absence out of four (4) maximum results in 25% participation penalty.
Students should
advise the instructor of anticipated absences in advance when possible;
informative
messages may be left at (229)391-4800. All excused absences must be
accompanied
by written documentation; final evaluation of excuse legitimacy resides
with
the instructor.
TARDINESS: A student
entering class late will be considered absent for that day. Students may
NOT
make up pop quizzes or any in-class exercises.
CHEATING: Cheaters receive an automatic "F" for the course.
GRADING
SCALE: 90-100%
= A
80-89% = B
70-79% = C
65-69% = D
Less than 65 = F
TENTATIVE
GRADE BASE: Pop quizzes, in-class exercises, homework
assignments
10%
Attendance, participation, attitude
5%
Resume/Cover Letter Project
25%
Midterm Exam
30%
Final Exam
30%
POLICIES: Assignments
and projects will NOT be accepted late.
Finals will NOT be given early or late.
Final exam scores and course grades will not be posted.
Chronic misbehavior in class may result in forfeiture of some or all five
(5) participation percentage points.
FRSC 2270
PRINCIPLES OF SUPERVISION
TENTATIVE COURSE OUTLINE
I. HUMAN BEHAVIOR
A. Why People
Behave the Way They Do
B. Why Human
Behavior Differs
C. Classes of Human
Needs
D. Perception
1. Illusions
2. Expectations
3. Stereotypes
4. Halo Effect
5. Improving Your Perceptions
II. COMMUNICATION
A. Definition
B. Types of
Communication
1. One-way versus Two-way
2. Formal versus Informal
C. NONVERBAL
Communication
D. Improving
Listening Skills
E. Communication in
Groups
F. Following
Directions/Follow-up Evaluation
III. MOTIVATION
A. Natural versus
Acquired Motivations
B. Positive
Motivating Factors
IV. LEADERSHIP
A. Traits of
Leadership
B. Functions of
Leadership
V. INTERVIEWING SKILLS
A.
Preparation/Appearance
B. Following Cues
C. Some Don'ts
of Interviewing
D. Fielding
Questions
E. Conclusion
VI. MANAGEMENT
A. Principles of
Management
B. Using, then
climbing the Chain-of-Command
C. 20 Employer
"assumed" skills
D. Conflict
Resolution
E. Management Case
Studies
Updated: 08/05