What This Document Is
This is the course syllabus for International Business Management (INTB 200) at Drexel University, taught by Professor Alex Kalafatides during the Spring 2015 semester. It outlines the course expectations, required materials, and the instructor’s background and teaching philosophy.
Why This Document Matters
This syllabus is essential for students enrolled in or considering enrolling in INTB 200. It provides a clear understanding of the course structure, grading components (including a 15% participation grade), and required resources. It’s used at the beginning of the term to set expectations and throughout the semester as a reference for policies and assignments.
Common Limitations or Challenges
This document is a high-level overview and does not contain the course content itself. It doesn’t provide access to the Harvard case studies or supplementary articles, only indicating they will be made available separately.
What This Document Provides
The syllabus details the required textbook – *International Business* by Griffin and Pustay (8th or 7th edition) – and provides the ISBNs. It also lists supplementary readings like *The Economist*, *The Financial Times*, and *The Wall Street Journal*. The course description highlights a management-focused approach to understanding international business operations, market analysis, and company organization. Professor Kalafatides’ background and teaching style, emphasizing interactive learning through case studies, are also summarized. Finally, contact information for Professor Kalafatides is included. This preview does *not* include the full course schedule, specific assignment details, or the Harvard case study information.
