Module Identifier MM32610  
Module Title ORGANISATION THEORY: MOTIVATION AND CONTROL  
Academic Year 2003/2004  
Co-ordinator Dr Jack Eaton  
Semester Semester 1  
Pre-Requisite EC30230 or (EC31310 and EC31410)  
Co-Requisite MM32710  
Course delivery Lecture   18 Hours including a revision seminar  
Assessment
Assessment TypeAssessment Length/DetailsProportion
Semester Exam1.5 Hours  66%
Semester Assessment  34%
Supplementary Exam1.5 Hours  66%
Supplementary Assessment 1 x Essay  34%

Learning outcomes

On successful completion of this module students should be able to:
On completion students will be able to:


Aims

The module considers various managerial strategies to achieve control and the interaction between control and motivation, with the focus primarily at the level of the work group. The attempt to define a science of organisations in order to assist management gave rise to various schools of thought through the 20th century; and to help the students secure some sort of grip on the extensive jargon and conceptual apparatus of Organisation Theory, a mainly chronological approach is utilised. The inter-connectedness of the various topics is also emphasised.

Reading Lists

Books
H Drummond Organizational Behaviour
D Buchanan and A Huczynski Organizational Behaviour
J Martin Organizational Behaviour
S Dawson Analysing Organizations
S Jackson & P Carter Rethinking Organizaitonal Behaviour

Notes

This module is at CQFW Level 6