Organizational Analysis Course Syllabus
Full curriculum breakdown — modules, lessons, estimated time, and outcomes.
Overview (80-120 words) describing structure and time commitment.
Module 1: Introduction to Organizational Analysis
Estimated time: 2 hours
- Course objectives and structure
- Key concepts in organizational analysis
- Importance of analyzing organizations
- Applications in professional settings
Module 2: Organizational Theories
Estimated time: 3 hours
- Classical and modern organizational theories
- Behavioral perspectives on organizations
- Application of theories to real-world scenarios
- Comparing theoretical frameworks
Module 3: Organizational Change
Estimated time: 3 hours
- Dynamics of organizational change
- Factors influencing change processes
- Strategies for managing change
- Leading change effectively
Module 4: Decision Making in Organizations
Estimated time: 3 hours
- Models of organizational decision making
- Individual and group decision processes
- Barriers to effective decision making
- Techniques to improve decision outcomes
Module 5: Leadership and Management
Estimated time: 3 hours
- Leadership vs. management roles
- Effective leadership practices
- Applying leadership theories
- Building management capabilities
Module 6: Organizational Culture and Structure
Estimated time: 3 hours
- Defining organizational culture
- Types of organizational structures
- Impact of culture on behavior
- Aligning culture and structure with goals
Module 7: Capstone Project
Estimated time: 4 hours
- Analyzing a real-world organization
- Applying course concepts and frameworks
- Presenting findings and recommendations
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with basic business concepts
- Interest in organizational behavior
- No prior experience required
What You'll Be Able to Do After
- Analyze organizational behavior using key theories
- Identify drivers and challenges in organizational change
- Evaluate decision-making processes in teams
- Apply leadership and management best practices
- Assess and improve organizational culture and structure