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In the contemporary business climate of hyper-competition, volatility and increasingly pervasive technologies, the demand for organisational agility and responsiveness accentuate the degree to which success is linked to managerial decision making: more business decisions need to be made, at greater speed, with superior precision in order to achieve effective business outcomes. This unit examines the different types of business decisions that managers make, embedding these within a variety of processes and contexts. Students will examine the role of data analytics and other technologies in the strategic decision making processes of organisations. Students will have an opportunity to familiarise themselves with the business decision-making processes by exploring and applying some analytical and data visualisation techniques.
The online accelerated version of this unit is PRJ6409 Data Driven Managerial Decisions.
In this unit, students will be developing the following capabilities:
All learning experiences are delivered online and attendance at scheduled virtual classes is expected.
On-campus attendance at scheduled classes is expected.
This is a Learning Unit. Learning Units engage students in regular learning activities to develop their knowledge, skills, and capabilities. The learning activities provide each student with feedback to support their development, and create evidence for each student’s progress towards achieving the learning outcomes of the course.
GS2 GRADING SCHEMA 2 Used for Undifferentiated Pass/Fail units inc. practical units or work-integrated learning
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Academic Integrity in a Learning Unit includes:
Your teaching staff will provide feedback if they have concerns that you are not acting with integrity in your learning. However, it is your responsibility to ensure that you are completing your work ethically.
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