Syllabus BPMN3023 A211 Students
Syllabus BPMN3023 A211 Students
INFORMATION ON COURSE
UNIVERSITI UTARA MALAYSIA
PRE-REQUISITES* : FINAL YEAR OF STUDY & HAVE FULFILLED 100 CREDIT HOURS AND
ABOVE (≥100 CREDIT HOURS)**
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1. Objective(s) of Course :
To enable students:
1. To understand the theory and concepts in strategic management.
2. To apply approaches, techniques and tools to acquire strategic
solutions.
3. To perform strategic audit through identification of strategic issues
and reccomend strategic solutions to organizations.
3. Transferable Skills:
1. To gain knowledge on theories and concepts in strategic management.
2. To enable students to solve problems/ issues by using strategic
approaches, techniques, tools and management audit.
3. To acquire entrepreneurial skills by solving strategic scenarios and
cases in a given time.
5. Synopsis:
Strategic management is the management of an organization's resources to
achieve its goals and objectives. It consists of the continuous process of
formulating, implementing of action and strategy evaluation and control to
keep a firm aligned with its external environment. It aims to capitalize on
organisational strengths and environmental opportunities while minimizing or
avoiding organisational weaknesses and environmental threats.
Strategic management is a multidisciplinary course that integrates the
knowledge learned from other courses that were concerned with a specific
functional area (e.g. production, marketing, finance, accounting, human
resources), and/or well-defined and specialized body of knowledge (e.g.
economics, statistics, business law, information systems).
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6. Mode of Delivery:
Lectures, Assignments, Case Studies, Audio Visual Aids and Test and
Presentation.Remote Learning format as needed.
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4.5. Porter’s Approach in Industry Analysis
4.6. Information Gathering Activities about Competitors
4.7. Opportunities and Threats
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5. Internal Environmental Scanning
5.1. Resources-Based Approach
5.2. Business Models
5.3. Value Chain Analysis
5.4. Scanning of Functional Resources and Organisational
Capabilities
5.5. Strengths and Weaknesses
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6. Strategy Formulation
6.1. Strategy Formulation
6.2. SWOT Analysis
6.3. TOWS Matrix
6.4. Types of Corporate Level Strategies
6.5. Types of Business Level Strategies
6.6. Types of Functional Level Strategies
6.7. Portfolio Analysis
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7. Strategy Implementation: Fundamentals
7.1. Definition of Strategy Implementation
7.2. Program Establishment
7.3. Budget Formation
7.4. Procedure Formation
7.5. Organizing for Action
7.6. International Issues in Strategy Implementation
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8. Strategy Implementation: Issues
8.1. Management Issues
8.2. Marketing Issues
8.3. Human Resource Issues
8.4. Financial Issues
8.5. Production Operation Issues
8.6. International Issues in Strategy Implementation
8.7. Leadership and other issues in Strategy
Implementation
8.8. Corporate Culture
8.9. Action Planning
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9. Evaluation And Control
9.1. Evaluation and Control Process
9.2. Measurement of Performance
9.3. Issues in Performance Measurement
9.4. Guidelines for Control
9.5. Tools for Strategic Evaluation and Control
9.6. Strategic Audit of the corporation
Total Hour 42
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