OB Course Outline 2020
OB Course Outline 2020
FIRST SEMESTER
INDIVIDUAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR IN ORGANIZATIONS
Credits: 3
Faculty: Dr. Punam Singh
Syllabus
Suggested Readings: The following books can be read by the student to understand the basic concepts
of Organizational Behavior
Fred Luthans, (2005), Organizational Behavior, McGraw Hill Education, New York.
Stephen P. Robbins, (2011) Organizational Behavior, Pearson Education India.
Udai Pareek (2004) Understanding Organizational Behaviour. New Delhi: Oxford University
Press.
Schermerhorn, Hunt, Osborn (2001) Organizational Behaviour. New Delhi: John Wiley & Sons,
Inc.
Aswathappa K., (2007), Organizational Behavior, Himalaya Publishing House, Mumbai.
Journals/Magazines
1. Harvard Business Review
2. California Management Review
3. The Academy of Management Review
4. MIT Sloan Management Review
5. Business Today/Business World/Economic Times/Business Line
Day – wise Session Detail
Session Session Details
. No
1. Introduction and Ice Breaking
2. Organizational Behaviour - Definition-Relationship with other
fields- Theoretical frame works
3. OB – Environmental Context – OB challenges in the 21st century
4. Case Discussion – Mumbai Dabbawalla’s
5. Personality – meaning – determinants of personality
6. Personality Types
7. Personality Types contd.
8. Understanding self-concept
9. Case Discussion
10. Perception – concept – process
11. Perception contd..
12. Case Discussion
13. Impression Management
14. Attitude
15. Job Satisfaction
16. CLASS PRESENTATION
17. Work Motivation-Meaning-Primary Motives-Secondary Motives-
Approaches
18. Motivation – content theory
19. Case Discussion
20. Motivation – process theory
21. Contemporary theories of Motivation
22. Job Design
23. CLASS PRESENTATION
24. Groups- Nature of groups-Dynamics of informal groups-
Dysfunctions of groups and team
25. Case Discussion
26. Understanding Team Process
27. Team role analysis
28. Teams in modern work place
29. Interpersonal conflict- Nature-Sources of conflict
30. CLASS PRESENTATION
31. Intra individual conflict
32. Resolving conflicts-moving towards collaboration processes-
Negotiation Skills
33. Case Discussion
34. Stress – Emergence of stress – Causes
35. Coping mechanisms-psychosomatic disorders-consequences-
managing stress
Pedagogy
The methodology for the course will be a blend of both teaching and self-learning, wherein the role of
the former will be to facilitate the transfer of learning through class room lectures and various
assignments and the role of the latter would be to focus more on the learning involved in the
assignments and other activities which will be undertaken as a part of the course. Some of the
pedagogical tools that will be used as a part of the course are lectures, discussions, exercises, role plays,
presentation, field work, etc.