ECO 31650
Organizatnl Behavior · 3 credits · Fall 2026
Requirements
PRE ECO 20150 and ECO 20450 and (ECO 10002 or MATH 20100 or MATH 20500)
About this course
Explores the impact of individual actions, group behavior, and structures in the operation of organizations. Its focus is the application of such knowledge to the better functioning of all types of collective activity. Among the primary themes considered in this course are leadership, improving motivation and productivity, culture, reducing undesirable worker behaviors, ethics, the effect of personality and emotion in the workplace, and job satisfaction.
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