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Description: Each student is required to conduct and document a "Critical Analysis" of three of the topics covered in Introduction to Management (ITM). The critical analysis requires: • Presenting a brief review of the topic.• Using research and analysis to discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each topic to a manager in an organisation.• Presenting CURRENT examples of each ITM topic being reported on in the media (e.g., press, business magazines or TV News programs).
The report must include:• Table of contents.• Introduction.• Discussion of the three topics chosen.• Presentation of examples of each from the media. • Conclusion.
You must use a minimum of 15 references:• Text books: The prescribed text and at least 2 other text books.• At least 5 different academic journal articles.• Other sources of your choice: Blog, newspaper, magazine or other Internet source• Wikipedia is not to be used and does not count as an academic reference.
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