What This Document Is
This is a comprehensive syllabus for UGBA 178, Introduction to International Business, offered at the University of California, Berkeley’s Haas School of Business. It serves as the foundational guide for students enrolled in the course, outlining expectations, policies, and the overall structure of the semester. This syllabus details how the course will operate and what is expected of students to succeed.
Why This Document Matters
This syllabus is essential for any student registered – or considering registering – for UGBA 178. It’s crucial to review this document at the beginning of the semester to understand grading criteria, course logistics, and instructor contact information. Prospective students can gain valuable insight into the course’s demands and organization before committing to enrollment. Having access to this information allows for effective planning and preparation for a successful academic experience.
Topics Covered
* Course logistics and administrative details
* Grading breakdown and participation expectations
* Policies regarding study groups and collaborative work
* Guidelines for written case study submissions
* Communication protocols with instructors and GSIs
* Discussion section structure and objectives
* Expectations for classroom engagement and conduct
* Academic integrity standards
What This Document Provides
* Instructor and Graduate Student Instructor (GSI) contact information and office hours
* Details regarding discussion section times and locations
* An overview of the course schedule (referencing the professor’s main syllabus for specifics)
* A rubric outlining the criteria for evaluating written case studies
* Policies concerning laptop and cell phone use during discussion sections
* Clarification on expectations for active participation in class discussions
* Guidance on forming and utilizing study groups for case write-ups.