Regular MBA Program 201 !ourse "itle# $uman Resour%e Management !ourse !ode# $RM &' (emester# MBA ' th (emester COURSE DESCRIPTIONS COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Enamul Habib Visiting Faculty Department of Business Adminsitration, NEUB Phone !"#$%& '%"$$%( )obile "%'%%$*+#$" enamulhabib@hotmail.com 1) *ntrodu%tion 1 ,n this course, students -ill be ac.uainted -ith a -ide range of concepts and terminologies of Human /esource )anagement( 0he difference bet-een Human /esource )anagement and 1trategic Human /esource )anagement !1H/)& is 2isible -ith the process of globali3ation and -orld-ide competition among organi3ations and firms( 0he sustainability of a firm depends on the proper recruitment, selection and training process of its employees -hich 1H/) tries to address in lieu -ith the strategic goals of the firm( 0he H/ )anager4s role in implementing a fair and neutral appraisal system for the employees is an important issue( 0he H/) course -ill help the students to understand 2arious basic concepts related to the field of Human /esource )anagement and its allied areas( A thorough understanding of Human /esource )anagement -ill de2elop 5een interest among the students to learn more( 2. Course Content %( Defining Human /esource )anagement, Nature and 1cope of Human /esource )anagement, H/) )odels, 1trategic Human /esource )anagement !1H/)&, 6rgani3ation4s H/ Acti2ities, /ole and Acti2ities of H/ )anagers( $( 6rgani3ational Philosophy and Human /esource )anagement7 /ational system )odel 8 ,mplications for Human /esource )anagement( *( /ecruitment 9 1election, 0ypes of /ecruitment Process, Pros 9 :ons of different /ecruitment Process( 1election )ethods 9 its 2arious uses in /ecruitment( :lassic trio in 1election process( ;( 1hortcomings of different 1election )ethods, -ith special emphasis on ,nter2ie-ing )ethod( 0ypes of discrimination in 1election, <egal Basis for 1election( =( Human /esource Planning >ob Design 9 >ob Analysis7 1election 9 /ecruitment7 0raining 9 De2elopment7 Performance Appraisal and /e-ard 1ystem( ?( Performance Appraisal 1ystem, its implication in Human /esource )anagement( '( Human De2elopment ,nde@ !H(D(,&( ) +earning Materials !ore te,t# %( Human Resource Management By Aary Dessler 9 ViBu Var55ey !,nternational Edition, 0enthC0-elfth Edition&, Prentice Hall Publications, U1A, $"%% (upplementary Readings and -ournals !as re.uired& 2 ') .ee/ly !lass (%hedule# Friday ?(*" 7 +(*" P) /66) N6( ;"% &) Performan%e Evaluation (ystem )ar5s Attendance %"D 0utorialCAssignment %"D Presentation "=D Vi2a "=D )id 0erm E@amination *"D Final E@amination ;"D "otal 1000
1) 2rading (ystem#
2rade 2PA !omments AE F #"7%"" ;("" 6utstanding A F '=7 '+ *('= E@cellent A7 F '"7'; *(=" Very Aood BE F ?=7?+ *($= Aood B F ?"7?; *("" Abo2e A2erage B7 F ==7=+ $('= A2erage :E F ="7=; $(=" Belo- A2erage : F ;=7;+ $($= Poor D F ;"7;; $("" Pass F F ""7*+ "("" fail , F ,ncomplete G F Githdra-al
3) !lass Parti%ipation# 0he mar5s for class participation -ill be as follo-s +evel of Attendan%e Mar/s +evel of Attendan%e Mar/s +?D 7 %""D %" '%D 7'=D "= +%D 7+=D "+ ??D 7'"D "; '?D 7+"D "# ?%D 7?=D "* #%D 7#=D "' ?"D "$ '?D 7#"D ? 7 7 4) +e%ture Programme# (ession "opi% Readings % ,ntroduction on Human /esource )anagement $ 1trategic Human /esource )anagement, ,deas Behind 1trategic Human /esource )anagement, Heard and 1oft 3 Version of 1H/) :hapter 8 %7* * An 6rgani3ation H/ Acti2ities, /ole of H/ )anager in 1H/) ; >ob Analysis, 0ools related to 1H/) >ob Description and >ob 1pecification :hapter 7 ; = !lass "utorial ? /ecruitment and 1election( 0ypes of /ecruitment, Ad2antages and Disad2antages of ,nternal and E@ternal /ecruitment :hapter 8 =
' :oncept of 1election and 1election Process, Different types of 1election 0ests, Bac5ground ,nformation :hec5ing and 1hortcomings of 1election Process :hapter 8 ?
# ,nter2ie-ing, 0ypes of ,nter2ie-, Different 6bBecti2es of ,nter2ie- :hapter 7 ' + Mid "erm E,amination %" 6rientation and 0raining, 6rientation 6bBecti2es and Process of 6rientation :hapter 8 '7#
%% 0raining and 0raining 6bBecti2es, 0ypes of 0raining, 6ff the >ob and 6n the >ob 0raining Process %$ 1pecial Purposes 0raining and its 6bBecti2es, )anagement De2elopment 0raining, 0raining for Alobal )anagers, Ghy 6rgani3ations need )anagement De2elopment 0raining %* :onsidering Factors -hile selecting Alobal )anagers, Four 1teps in 0raining Process, 1trategy and 0raining, 0raining and <earning Process, /einforcing 0raining and ,mpro2ing the learning %; Presentation %= Performance )anagement and Appraisal, Ghy Appraise Performance, 1teps in Appraisal Performance, )ethods for Performance Appraisal, Pay and Performance )anagement :hapter 8 +7%" %? /e2ision %' E,amination 5) +e%tures# +e%ture Date "opi% <ecture "% Friday $"("+($"%* :ourse 6bBecti2es and discussion about the :ourse, Human /esource )anagement and De2elopment of Human /esources )anagement )eaning of H/) and 1trategic Human /esource )anagement !1H/)&, Functions of 1H/) <ecture "$ Friday ;(%"($"%* ,mportance of 1H/), Difference bet-een H/) and 1H/), Approaches to managing Human /esources <ecture "* Friday %%(%"($"%* )eaning of >ob Analysis, Nature of >ob Analysis 0echni.ues of >ob Analysis and >ob Description <ecture "; Friday %#(%"($"%* Personnel Planning 9 /ecruiting, )eaning of /ecruitment, 1ources of /ecruitment 4 <ecture "= Friday $=(%"($"%* Pros 9 :ons of /ecruitment from -ithin the 6rgani3ation 9 6utside, :onstraints of /ecruitment Efforts, 1teps in /ecruitment 9 1election Process <ecture "? Friday "%(%%($"%* /ecruiting more Di2erse Gor5 Force <ecture "' Friday "#(%%($"%* Employee testing and 1election, Basic testing concept, 0ypes of 0est <ecture "# Friday %=(%%($"%* ,nter2ie-ing :andidates <ecture "+ Friday $$(%%($"%* 6rientation and 0raining, )eaning of 0raining 9 De2elopment, 0raining Process <ecture %" Friday $+(%%($"%* 0raining )ethods, Ne- Gor5place 0raining )ethods <ecture %% Friday "?(%$($"%* )anagement De2elopment 0raining, 0raining for Alobal )anagers <ecture %$ Friday %*(%$($"%* Ne- Gor5place 0raining )ethods, 0raining for a Di2erse Gor5force <ecture %* Friday $"(%$($"%* /easons for Appraising Performance, /ealistic Appraisals, 1teps in Appraising Performance, )ethods of Appraising Performance, <ecture %; Friday $'(%$($"%* Pay for Performance 9 Financial ,ncenti2es, )oney 9 )oti2ation, Performance 9 Pay 10) !ourse Poli%ies 6 *nstru%tions# %( "e,t Boo/# 1tudents are re.uested to follo- the te@t boo5( 0he course teacher -ill pro2ide necessary information from other boo5s, Bournals and other sources( Any supplementary readings -ill be offered if necessary( $( 0he teacher has the right to change the course content -hen necessary( ,t -ill depend on the progress of the classes( *( Attendan%e# 0he students must attend all lecture sessions and acti2ely engage in the classroom discussion( ,nattenti2eness or side tal5ing or any disturbances in the classes -ill be ta5en negati2ely( ;( 0here may be fe- surprise tests during the course( =( ,n case of una2oidable circumstances, there -ill be ma5e up classes( 0he ma5eup classes -ill be held as suggested by the course teacher( ?( E,am Ma/eup# 0here -ill be no E@am ma5eup unless the authority desires( '( A%ademi% Dishonesty# Any academic dishonesty -ill be dealt according to the student code of conduct of the uni2ersity( 5 #( !onsultation# 1tudents are strongly encouraged to consult by email( 0hat -ill be the best option for communication( 1tudents -ill get the class lectures and course materials by email regularly( ,n case of emergency, student can contact o2er telephone or mobile(