This self-paced, computer-based training course, developed by the Institute for Public Health, San Diego State University, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Association of Schools of Public Health, introduces new managers to basic concepts and practical tips for leading, motivating and problem solving in the workplace.
Through the use of case studies and other exercises, learners will be provided opportunities to practice new skills and strategies for dealing with organizational problems.
A supplementary packet of articles related to management is also included with the program.
If you are a new manager, this course will help you get started on the right foot; if you have been managing for a short while, it will help you approach your responsibilities with a fresh perspective. (1998)
Computer Requirements: Microsoft Windows 3.1 (or higher) or a compatible release of MS-DOS, 80386 (or higher) processor, 4 MB RAM, one 1.4MB 3.5" floppy diskette drive, at least 5 MB free space on hard disk drive, color VGA monitor, and a Windows-compatible mouse or other pointing device.
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