Course title, code: Management, GAJABAN-MENEDZSM-1

Name and type of the study programme: Computer science engineering, BSc
Curriculum: 2023
Number of classes per week (lectures+seminars+labs): 2+1+0
Credits: 4
Theory: 67 %
Practice: 33 %
Recommended semester: 4
Study mode: full-time
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Evaluation type: exam
Course category: compulsory
Language: english
Responsible instructor: Dr. Tóth József
Responsible department: Department of Basic Sciences
Instructor(s): Dr. Tóth József
Course objectives:
The aim of the course is to familiarise students with the characteristics and interrelationships of market organisations. They will learn about the groups of internal and external factors influencing firm performance, the structure of organisations, the main strategies.
Course content - lectures:

Introduction to management. The concept of management. Managers and/or leaders. Managerial roles. The manager's relationship system. The group and the organisation. General structural, functional and dynamic characteristics of organisations. Classical principles and human relations in management. Basic issues in the management of organisational processes. Modern theories of management. The organisational environment and organisational capabilities. Organisational culture. Decision making in organizations. Change management. Organisational forms in management Strategy in organisations. The exercises involve working on the topic of the lecture.


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Additional professional competences:

Through the understanding of the managerial approach, he/she is able to work in teams with other disciplines to analyse the requirements of a given problem and to develop solutions. You will strive for efficiency and quality in all areas. Ability to work both independently and in a team, and to recognize his/her limitations.

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Mid-term study requirements:
During the semester, students write two final papers. The duration of the essay is 45 minutes. The assessment is based on the criteria set out in the study and examination regulations. An unsuccessful paper may be made up once. The essays are written in the classroom in the case of attendance or on an electronic platform (Neptun UniPoll) in the case of distance learning.
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Compulsory: Educational resources hosted on Neptun or Teams interface.