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1. Mgmt 314 – Strategic Management Introduction & Overview
Introduction Tutorial arrangements Overview of strategy.

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procedures  See Subject Outline for details  Capstone Course & Prerequisites  Subject Outline & Objectives  Texts  Teaching & Assessment  Tutorial program  Mid-session test  Final examination  Others (Plagiarism,..).

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Subject Outline
Subject outline available from:  Commerce subject outline system http://commfac.uow.edu.au/outlines/  Subject’s eLearning site
If you are unable to print a copy of the outline, requests for a hard copy can be made at:
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eLearning
Use your SOLS to get to eLearning for subject Moodle is now used by Faculty for eLearning For info, go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WekZRmv7L6Q http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2_OFO4EuXPt7 P__-CzASKQLgJB1WESv9

Commerce Central counter Email commerce-enquiries@uow.edu.au Hard copy outlines will be available 48 hours after your request Email notification confirming collection time and location will be sent to you.

http://uowblogs.com/moodlelab For help: platform-help@uow.edu.au or call x8500.
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Other web sources
Textbook site www.mhhe.com/thompson  

Coordinators & Lecturers
Associate Professor A B Sim Dr Roshni Narendran (week 9-13)  Room 40.117 Tel: 02 4221 3729  Consultation times: Thursday 13.30-14.30 • Friday 12.30-14.30

eReadings (required ereadings will be marked by asterisk (*) in lecture notes. Accessed thru library website or eLearning Other reputable databases and sites.

Tutorial groups Autumn 2012
Thursday Thursday Thursday Friday Friday Friday Thursday Section A Section B 10:30- 12.30 (Rm 19.2102) - Group 1A 2B 13.30- 15.30 (Rm 40.122) - Group 3A 4B 17.30- 19 .30 (Rm 24.104) - Group 5A 6B 10:30- 12.30 (Rm 19.2043) Group 7A 8B 12:30- 14.30 (Rm 19-2043) - Group 9A 16:30- 18.30 (Rm 19-1067) - Group 11A 09:30- 11.30 (Rm 19.1083) - Group 13A 10B 12B 14B Tutor AH/AH AH/AH PL/PL

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