MNGT-E2006 - Advanced Topics in IDBM, Lecture, 28.2.2022-29.5.2022
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Zoom link and information for all the sessions:
https://aalto.zoom.us/j/66839647273
Meeting ID: 66839647273
Basic Course Information
- MNGT-E2006 - Advanced Topics in IDBM, AALTO BIZ (IDBM)
- Teaching language: English
- Credits: 5 ECTS
- Teaching period IV-V
- Master's level course:
- IDBM Master Program: Compulsory core course
- Elective for IDBM Minor Studies
- Advanced specialisation studies, recommended for 2nd year of the IDBM master program studies
- Registration through SISU
- Grading: 0-5
Connection to IDBM Programme
This online course advances and deepens students’ understanding of the central topics of international design business management. Course assignments “warm-up” students for Master’s thesis work. Virtual meeting technology, digital facilitation, and webinar (web-based seminar) format enable students to participate in the course from any location.
Students will conduct literature research on IDBM-related topics, applying theoretical literature, and interviewing professionals working in the related industries. Along with the advanced academic knowledge on international design business management, this course provides tools and methods for working effectively in global virtual teams and for facilitating engaging virtual meetings & webinars.
Learning Outcomes
After completing this online course, students should have:
- A deeper theoretical and practical understanding of international design business management and its central topics such as creative leadership, design management, design thinking, diversity and creativity, and change management.
- Ability to work effectively in distributed virtual teams
- Skills and experience on facilitating webinars and giving engaging online presentations for large audience
- Readiness for Master’s thesis work
Assessment Methods and Criteria
- Academic writing assignments (Individual 4-page essay and Team assignment)
- Webinar presentation
- Personal contribution and activity (attendance and participation)
Workload
This course builds heavily on case analyses, and webinar & online discussions. Therefore, you are expected to study all pre-readings prior to each webinar and actively participate in online discussions.
You will also complete two written assignments: 1) Individual essay (4-5 pages, 1500-2000 words) of an IDBM-specific topic of interest to you and 2) as a team, report insights from interviews with industrial professionals about how the reviewed topic resonates with their expertise and experiences.
Finally, you will plan and run a webinar to teach your fellow IDBM students advanced knowledge about the topics of which you wrote the written assignments.
Course Structure
Course content is divided to modules:
- MODULE 1: Choosing a Topic
- MODULE 2: Research Design
- MODULE 3: Literature
- MODULE 4: Introduction
- MODULE 5: Implications and Discussion
- MODULE 6: Student Webinars
Course Schedule
1.3. Lecture 1: MODULE 1: Course Practicalities & Choosing the Topic, Advanced Topics in IDBM by Faculty
8.3. Lecture 2: MODULE 1: Advanced Topics in IDBM by Faculty, How to Conduct Interviews, Group formulation
15.3. Lecture 3: MODULE 2 Research Design: Conducting your interview!
22.3. Lecture 4: MODULE 2 Research Design: Analysing Qualitative Data
29.3. Lecture 5: MODULE 3 Literature: How to Write Literature Reviews
5.4. Lecture 6: MODULE 3 Literature: How to Review Others’ Work and Give Feedback
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19.4. Lecture 6: MODULE 5 Introduction
26.4. Lecture 7: MODULE 4 Implications and Discussion
3.5. Lecture 9: MODULE 6 Student Webinar 1
10.5. Lecture 10: MODULE 6 Student Webinar 2
17.5. Lecture 11: MODULE 6 Student Webinar 3
24.5. Lecture 12: MODULE 6 Student Webinar 4
Deliverable Schedule
- Individual Essays:
2nd Version DL: 12.4.2022 (you will get feedback from a faculty member)
Final version DL: 30.5.2022 (this version is part of the the team assignment and will be evaluated)
- Team assignment: the whole Advanced Topics in IDBM "Course book" (the whole class collaborates on this) including a chapter from each group (Consisting of Group members' individual essays and collaboratively written sections: Introduction, Interview findings and Discussion).
Deadline 30.5.2022, you may discuss and decide internal deadlines within your group and the class
Study material
- Pre-readings for lectures; literature and other materials suggested for each research theme.
Learning environment
- MyCourses and Zoom (webinars and online teaching sessions).
- Please download free Zoom client app from https://zoom.us/download (desktop version strongly recommended)
Responsible Teacher
Dr. Elina Hilden, elina.hilden@aalto.fi