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Leadership Course Outline Uzair Usman Real - Final

This document provides an overview of a 14-week leadership skills course offered at the University of Management & Technology. The course aims to help students improve their confidence and ability to effectively lead teams and influence others. It will cover topics such as leadership theories, team building, motivation, conflict management, and case studies of famous leaders. Students will be assessed through midterm/final exams, quizzes, presentations, assignments, class participation, and attendance. The course will incorporate lectures, case analyses, discussions, and articles. Students are expected to prepare for each class, participate actively, and adhere to academic integrity and ethical standards. Groups of 5 students will work together on assignments throughout the semester.

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Leadership Course Outline Uzair Usman Real - Final

This document provides an overview of a 14-week leadership skills course offered at the University of Management & Technology. The course aims to help students improve their confidence and ability to effectively lead teams and influence others. It will cover topics such as leadership theories, team building, motivation, conflict management, and case studies of famous leaders. Students will be assessed through midterm/final exams, quizzes, presentations, assignments, class participation, and attendance. The course will incorporate lectures, case analyses, discussions, and articles. Students are expected to prepare for each class, participate actively, and adhere to academic integrity and ethical standards. Groups of 5 students will work together on assignments throughout the semester.

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UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY

(Faculty of Management)
Course Title: Course Code: Program: Credit Hours: Prerequisites: Resource Person: Contact number: Leadership Skills MT-201 BS(SE) 03 None Mr. Uzair usman 0321-40 0 0! e-mail uzairteacher@gmail.com Semester: Duration: 2013 30 Sessions Section W

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UMT- Leadership s ills group 2013 semester

Introduction
Welcome and thanks or !ecomin" a #art o the leadership Skills class$ M% name is &'air &sman and ( )ill !e )alkin" %o* thro*"h the co*rse in this !rie doc*ment$ Bein" a Leader is not eas%$ Man% o *s don+t think o o*rsel,es as nat*ral !orn leaders !*t all o *s do "et to leadership positions *rther on in o*r li,es- !e it a .ather- Mana"er- /E0 or e,en a #ro essor at a *ni,ersit%$ 1o* are constantl% responsi!le or people )orkin" *nder %o* and leadin" them to)ards a common "oal$ This co*rse )o*ld concentrate on the ke% skills re2*ired to !e an e ecti,e leader$ (t is speci icall% desi"ned or SST department st*dents )ho ha,e minim*m e3pos*re to !*siness st*dies$

COURSE AIMS
We ha,e 14 )eeks o )orkin" to"ether in this Semester$ ( cannot #romise to make %o* a Leader in 14 )eeks- 5o)e,er !% implementin" the co*rse in real li e and practisin" the skills ta*"ht- %o* can e,ent*all% !ecome an e ecti,e leader in !oth %o*r personal and #ro essional Li e$ M% aim is to )alk %o* to the )ell- drinkin" rom it is %o*r o)n choice- ( cannot orce %o*$ 6t the end o the co*rse- %o* sho*ld ha,e impro,ed %o*r con idence- d*e to the man% class acti,ities )e ha,e$ 1o* )o*ld !e a!le to identi % the chan"es %o* need to !rin" in %o*r personalit% to !ecome a !etter Leader$ 0n top o that %o* )o*ld *nderstand ho) to !etter comm*nicate- "et %o*r ,oice across and in l*ence people thro*"h %o*r actions- )ords and personalit%$ 7eal Li e e3amples- !oth classical and latest research )o*ld !e ta*"ht in the class to help %o* *nderstand the role o a !*siness leader$ Note that B*siness leadership is di erent rom #olitical Leadership$ The responsi!ilities o !*siness leaders are some)hat di erent- and so are their "oals and o!8ecti,es$ 7ead on or more in ormation re"ardin" the topics %o* )o*ld !e ta*"ht$ ( hope to ha,e a antastic Semester )ith all o %o*9

C&a%ter 1: '&at is a leader( !e"inition o" a Leader The role o" a Leader The roles and responsi#ilities o" a $usiness leader !i""erent #et%een old management st&le and the ne% management st&le

C&a%ter 2: )eaders&i% t&eories* traits and +t&ics 'ntroduction to the ( theories o" leadership What are trait theories) Traits o" success"ul and unsuccess"ul leaders !e"inition o" *thics Wh& are ethics important in #usiness) What ind o" situations leads to unethical #eha+iour) *thical decision ma ing

C&a%ter 3: Team ,uilding -or business )eaders 'ntroduction to Team $uilding Three st&les o" leadership. !emocratic autocratic laissez "aire $ene"its o" team $uilding ,raphical e-amples o" team structure and communication "lo%s Selecting and .e/ecting team mem#ers 01ro#ation period2 3o# description 4e& elements o" team #uilding

C&a%ter 4: .oti/ating #our 0ollo1ers !e"inition o" moti+ation Wh& is it 'mportant Simple Stic and carrot approach 5lassical moti+ation Theories Leadership and moti+ational lessons "rom the White house "ello%s

Moti+ating %ithout increasing salar& 01lus moti+ating through personalit&2

C&a%ter 2: Con-lict .anagement What is con"lict) Wh& is con"lict Management important "or Leaders) .easons o" 5on"licts among teams 5on"lict Model 'nstrument Mental sta#ilit& o" Leader 6egotiations 7olton Model "or 5on"lict management

C&a%ter !: Deming3s met&od o- .anagement: .anaging )i4e a leader 8 7istor& o" !r *d%ards !eming and his 'mpact on 3apanese 'ndustr& 1( 1oints to #etter management 9 !eadl& diseases that might e""ect #usinesses :#stacles to creating change in a compan&

C&a%ter : Ho1 to ma4e -riends and in-luence %eo%le-Dale Carnegie a%%roac& 7istor& and 'mpact o" dale 5arnegie ;undamental Techni<ues in 7andling 1eople = %a&s to ma e people li e &ou 12 %a&s to %in people to &our %a& o" thin ing > %a&s to change people %ithout gi+ing o""ence or arousing resentment Lillian ,lass criti<ue

C&a%ter 5: )eaders in Histor#: Case Studies ?uotes "rom ;amous Leaders 8 $rie" 7istor& o" $ill ,ates@ .ichard $ranson@ 5arlos Slim and Mian Mansha

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA:
Mid-Term ;inal e-am ?uizzes 1resentation 8ssignments 5lass 1articipation 8ttendance Total 2AB 3AB 10B 10B 10B AB AB 1006

(Note: Changes in the course content and grading scales can be done but after prior intimation and consensus of the class) STRUCTURE: With the co*rse o!8ecti,es and aims in mind- the Leadership co*rse is str*ct*red so as to emphasi'e contin*o*s assessment- hi"h interaction and participation$ The sessions incl*de lect*re component- s*pported )ith a case anal%sis- sit*ational anal%sis and articles$ To enco*ra"e de!ate- across-team disc*ssions and sharin" concl*sions )ith the entire class )ill !e a ke% oc*s o this co*rse$ (t is there ore important or %o* to prepare or classes !% readin" the chaptershando*ts- 6rticles : cases pro,ided in the co*rse pack !efore class- and participates )ithin the classroom- not onl% in order to score )ell- !*t also to take a)a% *se *l kno)led"e or skills rom this co*rse$ CLASS PARTICIPATION #ositi,e- health% and constr*cti,e class participation )ill !e monitored or eac" class$ #roacti,el% and ,ocall% participatin" in the disc*ssions and the )a% in )hich concepts are carried or)ard )ill constit*te to "ood class participation$ ;*alit% rather than 2*antit% )ill !e "raded$ SUBMISSIONS: 6ll s*!missions are d*e at t"e start of eac" class$ Late s*!missions )ill res*lt in e3cessi,e penali'ations$ All submissions have to be turned in physically and not via emails.

PERSONAL ETHICS (t is e3pected that !oth the stakeholders (teacher and st*dents) )ill adhere to decor*m o pro essional and ethical cond*ct$ /heatin"- pla"iarism (s*!mittin" the lan"*a"e- ideas- tho*"ht or )ork o another as one+s o)n) or other)ise ind*l"in" in *n- air means to o!tain a "rade *nder alse pretences )ill res*lt in se,ere disciplinar% action )hich ma% e,en lead to remo,al rom the co*rse$ 6n% deli,era!les o*nd allin" in the a!o,e cate"or% )ill res*lt in a strai"ht 'ero mark )itho*t an% *rther re-s*!mission$ A##ro#riate referencing is mandatory for all secondary data and $e!site information% gi&ing !ot" footnotes and endnotes for all deli&era!les. GROUP/TEAMS: (Tentative: Subject to class strength) <ro*p o Fi&e(') mem!ers(grou# )ill !e orm*lated !% amon"st the participants$ 6ll participants )ill )ork in their respecti,e "ro*ps thro*"ho*t the semester$ 6ll "ro*p mem!ers are e3pected to p*t in e2*al e orts$ ( a "ro*p eels that a partic*lar mem!er o the "ro*p is not participatin" e2*all%- the remainin" mem!ers sho*ld !rin" this to the kno)led"e o the reso*rce person immediately$ .ail*re to identi % = ree riders> in a "ro*p )ill a ect o,erall "ro*p per ormance$ 6ll "ro*ps )ill maintain a <ro*p 6cti,it% report$ This )ill !e anne3ed in each deli,era!le$ IM)OR*A+* (n case o an% con *sion- am!i"*it%- con lict- or clari ication- either meet me in person or immediatel% email me on uzairteac"er,gmail.com COUNSELING HOURS:-* (?isitin" .ac*lt% 7oom SBE @epartment) .onda# Tuesda# 'ednesda# T&ursda# 0rida#
6one CD00 8M T: >D20 8M 6one CD00 8M T: >D20 8M 6one

Saturda#
6:6*

Counselling hours are subject to change. Any change incorporated will be communicated to all participants.

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