Module 1: Foundations of Organizational Leadership
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Module 2: Classical and Contemporary Leadership Theories
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Module 3: Organizational Culture and Climate
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Module 4: Strategic Decision-Making Frameworks
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Module 5: Communication and Influence in Organizations
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Module 6: Team Dynamics and Group Performance
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Module 7: Ethics and Governance in Leadership
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Module 8: Organizational Change and Transformation
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Module 9: Power, Politics, and Negotiation
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Module 10: Performance Management Systems
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Module 11: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusive Leadership
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Module 12: Innovation and Organizational Learning
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Module 13: Crisis Leadership and Organizational Resilience
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Module 14: Global Leadership and Cross-Cultural Management
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Module 15: Stakeholder Management and Governance
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Module 16: Capstone: Leadership Philosophy and Action Plan
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MGT300
Undergraduate
Organizational Leadership
Examines leadership theory and practice within complex organizational settings. Covers strategic decision-making, organizational culture, change management, team dynamics, ethics, and governance. Prepares students to lead across functional areas and organizational levels.
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Course Code
MGT 300
Course Title
Organizational Leadership
Course Description
Examines leadership theory and practice within complex organizational settings. Covers strategic decision-making, organizational culture, change management, team dynamics, ethics, and governance. Aligned with AACSB standards and institutional mission.
Analyze classical and contemporary leadership theories and their application to organizational effectiveness.
CLO 2Evaluate
Evaluate strategic decision-making frameworks in complex, ambiguous organizational environments.
CLO 3Apply
Apply change management principles to organizational transformation initiatives across functional areas.
CLO 4Assess
Assess the impact of organizational culture and climate on performance, innovation, and employee engagement.
CLO 5Design
Design team development strategies informed by group dynamics theory and evidence-based management practice.
CLO 6Evaluate
Evaluate ethical leadership frameworks and their role in organizational governance and accountability.
CLO 7Synthesize
Synthesize stakeholder management approaches to balance competing organizational priorities and external pressures.
CLO 8Create
Create a personal leadership philosophy grounded in theory, self-assessment, and an actionable professional development plan.
Each outcome auto-mapped to Bloom's cognitive level. Every assessment traceable to a CLO.
Comparative Analysis -- Peer Institution Programs
Institution
Course / Program
Key Focus
Mapped Outcomes
Ridgemont University
Organizational Theory & Practice
Structural analysis, bureaucracy, institutional theory
Theory application, organizational design, systems thinking
Your Course (MGT 300)
Organizational Leadership
Leadership theory, change, culture, ethics, governance, teams
8 CLOs across Bloom's levels; AACSB A5 aligned
Clearwater College
Leadership in Organizations
Trait, behavioral, and contingency models
Leadership style analysis, follower motivation
Brookfield Institute
Management & Organizational Behavior
Motivation theory, group processes, HR alignment
Behavioral analysis, performance systems, team diagnostics
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Assessment Engine -- Week 4 Quiz Preview
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Multiple Choice
According to Vroom's normative decision model, which factor is most critical in determining whether a leader should use an autocratic, consultative, or group decision-making approach?
A. The leader's personal preference for participative management
B. The degree to which subordinate commitment is necessary for implementation ✓
C. The size of the team involved in the decision
D. The organization's industry sector and competitive position
Correct. Vroom's model identifies decision significance, subordinate commitment, leader expertise, and likelihood of subordinate commitment as key situational variables that determine the optimal decision-making process.
True / False
Transformational leadership and transactional leadership are mutually exclusive; a leader who employs contingent reward cannot simultaneously inspire through idealized influence.
True
False ✓
Correct. Bass and Avolio's Full Range Leadership Model positions transformational and transactional leadership as complementary. Effective leaders typically employ both, augmenting transactional foundations with transformational behaviors.
Multiple Answer
Select all elements that Kotter identifies as essential to the first phase of successful organizational change:
Establishing a sense of urgency ✓
Creating a guiding coalition ✓
Anchoring new approaches in the culture
Developing a vision and strategy ✓
Quizzes generated on demand per module. Short answer also available. All questions traceable to CLOs.
Week 3: Organizational Culture Case Analysis -- Grading Rubric (Auto-Generated)
A (90-100)
B (80-89)
C (70-79)
D/F (<70)
Demonstrates sophisticated analysis of the organization's cultural artifacts, espoused values, and underlying assumptions using Schein's model. Provides compelling evidence linking culture to performance outcomes.
Correctly identifies cultural dimensions and applies Schein's framework. Connects culture to organizational performance with adequate supporting evidence.
Identifies surface-level cultural elements but lacks depth in applying the theoretical framework. Connection to performance outcomes is underdeveloped.
Cultural analysis is superficial or missing. Theoretical framework is incorrectly applied or absent. No meaningful connection to organizational performance.
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