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Knowledge acquired in the course Corporate Management I”.

For reaching credit is required to successful treatment of semester work at a predetermined time
Examination Requirements: knowledge of of taught topics and its practical applications.
Form of examination: written, oral examination the examiner decides on the basis of a written test.
The exam is classified according to ECTS.
Requirements for completion of the course (weight)
Achieve the conditions for obtaining credit 50%
Final exam 50%
Total 100%
Attendance at lessons
Semester work elaboration
Preparation for final exam
Final exam and discussion over semester work

The main objective of the course is to provide students knowledges of modern approach to and application of management including development connections and possibilities of leadership, control, comparison and use of successful management in world, objectification and managerial procedures.The aim of the course is to develop students theoretic basis terms,content,structuralization and methody management and practical application. Another goal of the recommend approaches necessary tasks on a corporate level. The course is a follow-up to Corporate Management I
Students be made familiar with the modern approach to and application of management including development connections and possibilities of leading of employees, time organizing, team work, process and project management, managerial model aplication.

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Weihrich,H. - Koontz,H. : Management. Praha, Victoria Publishing 1993. 659 s.. ISBN 80-85605-45-7 (CS)
Donnelly, J.H. - Gibson, J.L. - Ivancevich, J.M.: Management. Praha, Grada Publishing, 1997. 821s. ISBN 80-7169-422-3 (CS)
ROBINS,S.P..- COULTER,: Management. Praha, Grada Publishing,a.s. 2004, 600 s. ISBN 80-247-0495-1 (CS)
CRAINER, S.: Moderní management – základní myšlenkové směry, Management Press 2000. 250 s. ISBN 80-7261-019-8 (CS)

Gerber, M. E.: Podnikatelský mýtus: proč většina malých firem do roka zkrachuje a co proti tomu dělat. Praha, Management Press, 2004. 223 s. ISBN 80-7261-092-9 (CS)

35 hours, optionally