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Assignments: All readings from: Randy Hodson & Teresa A. Sullivan. The Social Organization of Work. (3rd Ed.) (2002). Boston: Wadsworth, An International Thomson Publishing Company |
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| The Review Notes are taken down after each exam & replaced w/ the next series of notes. | ||||
| 1. January 15 |
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The Evolution of Work |
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| 2. January 22 | The Evolution of Work | |||
| 3. January 29 |
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Studying the World of Work |
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| 4. February 5 |
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Work & Family |
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| 5. February 12 |
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Meaningful Work: Seeking Job Satisfaction |
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| Make Up & Excuse slips for the period prior to this exam must be turned in before the exam period. They will not be accepted after that time | ||||
| Tues, Feb 13 |
ONE |
Chapters 1, 2, & 3
A missed exam is penalized, unless excused, & may only be made up at the time of the next exam. If it is not made up at the next exam, it earns a zero. |
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| 6. February 19 |
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Meaningful Work: Seeking Job Satisfaction | ||
| 7. February 26 |
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Disruptions, Barriers, and Stress in Work |
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| 8. March 5 |
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Collective Responses to Work |
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| March 12 | Break! Smell the flowers , Pass Go, Collect $200 ! | |||
| 9. March19 |
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WO 6: Collective Responses to Work | ||
| 10. March 26 |
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Technology & Organization in the Workplace |
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| 11. April 2 |
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Agriculture, Mining, & Manufacturing |
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| Make Up & Excuse slips for the period prior to this exam must be turned in before the exam period. They will not be accepted after that time | ||||
| Thur, April 5 |
TWO |
Chapters 4, 5, 6, & 7
Make-up for Exam One Only Exam One may made be made-up . If the make-up is missed, a zero is earned. |
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| 12. April 9 |
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The High Technology Workplace |
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| 13. April 16 |
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Professions & Professionals |
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| 14. April 23 |
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The World of the Large Corporation | ||
| Thur, April 26 |
PAPER |
Due at the beginning of the LAST class of the week. | ||
| 15. April 30 |
TATIONS |
Dates & times for presentations to be assigned in class |
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| 17. May 7 |
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Classes end; Finals Week begins | ||
| 17. May 14 | Finals Week ends | |||
| Make Up & Excuse for the period prior to this exam must be turned in before the exam period. They will not be accepted after that time | ||||
| Thurs, May 3 |
EXAM |
Chpaters 8 , 9, 11
The final NOT comprehensive; it is on the chapters covered since the last exam Make-up for Exam 2 Only exam two may be made-up. If the make-up is missed, a zero is earned. |
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| A missed final exam, if excused, earns an incomplete & may be made up next term | ||||
| 18. May 21 |
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Break Begins! Congratulations Grads! "Show me the MONEY!" ; ) |
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| In order to do well on the tests, consider the following methodology: Read the text before class. Come to class & take notes. Begin review for the test several days (2 to 4) before the exam, allocating 2 hours at a time. Review/ re-read the text & review your notes. Yes, you will need to commit info to memory. | Things to know: Anything discussed in lecture may be on the test. All the terms from all chapters & lectures. Concepts from the chapters & lectures. Theorists & which concepts they hold. The text is self-explanatory. Get a good night's sleep before the exam. |
| Exam question types: For the objective
questions, you are responsible for all the material discussed in class,
as well as that material in the book. Fill-In-the-Blanks usually
require just a word, a phrase or or a brief explanation to answer. If they
ask for examples, be sure & include those.
Essay Questions should follow the content of the course & add your own writing style & creativity |
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