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1 TQF3 Name of institution Campus/faculty/department Course Specification Mahidol University International College Section 1 General Information 1. Course code and course title Thai ICSP 256 จ ตว ทยาอ ตสาหกรรมและองค การ English ICSP 256 Industrial and Organizational Psychology 2. Number of credits 4 (4-0-8) (Lecture 4 hours/week; laboratory 0 hours/week; self study 8 hours/week) 3. Curriculum and type of subject 3.1 Curriculum Offer in all International College undergraduate programs Offer to Psychology Minors and other eligible MUIC students 3.2 Type of subject Specialist Psychology course for Psychology Minors (GE version = ICSS 256) 4. Responsible faculty member Members of faculty of the Social Science Division, MUIC 5. Trimester / year of study 5.1 Trimester As specified in the SSD annual schedule. 5.2 Number of students Maximum 40 students per class section 6. Pre-requisites None 7. Co-requisites None 8. Venue of study MUIC 9. Date of latest revision May 2015

2 Section 2 Goals and Objectives 1. Goals Introducing the aspects of applying psychological facts and principles to the problems concerning human beings operating within context of business and industry. Encourage students to reflect upon the theoretical framework of a study that analyzes the impact that individuals, groups and structure have on behaviour within organization. Students shall discuss how to apply such knowledge towards improving human outputs such as productivity, work satisfaction, citizenship as well as lowering absenteeism and job turnover. 2. Objectives of development/revision Students will be able to define, critically reflect and apply various concepts and theories of Industrial and Organizational Psychology Students will be able to apply their knowledge to possible work situations they are going to confront Students will be able to reflect their motives, values, skills and behaviour and that of others more profoundly and thus increase their self-awareness and their interpersonal skills Students will further develop their cognitive skills, such as to form an opinion based on research, the ability to grasp difficult strategic concepts and the ability to analyze Section 3 Course Management 1. Course descriptions ท ศนคต ท เก ยวข องก บการทางาน อ ทธ พลทางส งคมในท ทางาน ความพอใจในงาน การทางานเป นกล ม การ ค ดเล อกบ คคลให สอดคล องก บงาน Work-related attitudes. Social influences at work. Job satisfaction. Work groups. Matching workers with jobs.

3 (Students will study concepts of work related values and attitudes as well as job satisfaction, motivation, leadership and communication to understand individual behavior as a basis to further analyze group and team behavior. The individual and group perspective will then allow them to better comprehend and analyze organizational systems and dynamics focusing on human resource selection and development.) 2. Credit hours / trimester Lecture Additional class Laboratory / field trip/ internship Self study 48 hours (4 hour x 12 weeks) None None 96 hours (8 hours x 12 weeks) 3. Number of hours that the lecture provides individual counseling and guidance 1 hour / week Section 4 Development of Students Learning Outcome 1. Expected outcome of students skill and knowledge Students will have a better understanding of organizational behavior from various perspectives 2. Teaching methods Student centered lecturing, discussion, group work, the use of academic journals to exemplify current research within the field as well as case studies to enable students to apply knowledge to business situations 3. Evaluation methods 1. Morality and Ethics 1.1 Expected outcome on morality and ethics (1) Have personal discipline, integrity and responsibility

4 (2) Have professional ethics (3) Be aware of and appreciate cultural differences (4) Have academic honesty 1.2 Teaching methods 1) Discussion of issues to make students informed 2) Individual and/or group assignments and discussion 1.3 Evaluation methods 1) Written examinations and assignments 2) Quality of individual and/or group assignments 3) Academic honesty behavior during the examination period and individual responsibility for work. 2. Knowledge 2.1 Expected outcome on knowledge development (1) Understanding of key principles and theories relating to the course or field of social science (2) Knowledge of the process and techniques of research in order to solve problem and add up to the knowledge in the career (3) Ability to integrate the knowledge from social science to other related field of study 1.2 Teaching methods 1) Lectures which involve questions and class discussion on certain topics and special lecture sessions conducted by experience practitioners from related field 2) Project assignments and presentations 3) Field trips 1.3 Evaluation methods 1) Written examinations and assignments 2) Quality of individual and/or group projects/assignments

5 3) Presentation of knowledge synthesis 3. Intellectual development 3.1 Expected outcome on intellectual development (1) Ability to think critically, systematically and creatively (2) Ability to search, consolidate and evaluate ideas and evidence for problem solving (3) Ability to integrate knowledge and skills to appropriately solve problems in social science 3.2 Teaching methods 1) Lecture 2) Class and Group discussion 3.3 Evaluation methods 1) Written examinations and assignments 2) Presentation of knowledge synthesis 4. Interpersonal relationship and responsibility 4.1 Expected outcome on interpersonal relationship and responsibility (1) Have ability to effectively articulate to other people who may come from diverse backgrounds (2) Have ability to work, and be responsible for own assigned work, duties and roles in the workgroup appropriately, including participating in helping work colleagues and solving group problems (3) Respect of others, sense of personal discipline, willingness to listen to a variety of points of view

6 4.2 Teaching methods 1) Group projects and assignments 4.3 Evaluation methods 1) Written examinations and assignments 2) Group presentation of knowledge synthesis 3) Class attendance and class participation 5. Mathematical analytical thinking, communication skills, and information technology skills 5.1 Expected outcome on Mathematical analytical thinking, communication skills, and information technology skills (1) Can select and apply appropriate statistical and mathematical methods to research problem (2) Development of analytical thinking and communication skills (3) Good use of English communication skills including speaking, listening, reading, writing and presentation skills. 5.2 Teaching methods 1) Lecture and discussion 2) Assignments and presentations 5.3 Evaluation methods 1) Written examination 2) Presentation of the knowledge synthesis

Section 5 Teaching and Evaluation Plans 1. Teaching plan: Psychology is a complicated field of study and the present course is necessarily selective. The topics normally covered are listed below, but the lecturer may change these from time to time. Week Topic Hours 1 Introduction to I/O Psychology, Research methodology 7 Teaching methods/ multimedia 4 Lecture, discussion, group/individual work Instructor SSD Faculty 2 Values, attitudes and job satisfaction 4 " " 3 Motivation concepts 4 " " 4 Leadership theories and styles 4 " " 5 Emotional intelligence and leadership 4 " " 6 Mid-term examination 2+2 Exam(2)+Lecture(2) " Understanding team behavior 7 Foundations of group behavior 4 Lecture, discussion, " group/individual work 8 Communication 4 " " 9 Organizational communication 4 " " 10 Recruitment 4 " " 11 Additional selection methods 4 " " 12 Training and development 2 " 13 Final examination 2 " 2. Evaluation plan Expected outcomes Methods / activities Week Percentage Presentation and report Throughout class 20 1.1 (1)-(2)-(3)-(4) Reflecting class content

8 2.1 (1)-(2)-(3) 3.1 (1)-(2)-(3) 4.1 (1)-(2)-(3) 5.1 (2)-(3) 1.1 (1)-(2)-(3)-(4) 2.1 (1)-(2)-(3) 3.1 (1)-(2)-(3) 4.1 (1)-(2)-(3) 5.1 (2)-(3) 1.1 (1)-(2)-(3)-(4) 2.1 (1)-(2)-(3) 3.1 (1)-(2)-(3) 4.1 (1)-(2)-(3) 5.1 (2)-(3) with reference to student s interests and backgrounds, additional literature research Mid-Term Exam Comprehension and application of topics discussed throughout first half of the class Final Comprehension and application of topics discussed throughout second half of the class Conditions subject to change based on class situation. 6 40 12 40 Section 6 Teaching Materials and Resources 1. Texts and main documents Robbins, S. (2005). Organizational Behavior. New Jersey: Pearson Prentice Hall. Power point slides and further class material shall be downloaded from the following website: https://sites.google.com/site/iandopsychology/ 2. Documents and important information Selected readings will be used from journals of psychology 3. Documents and recommended information Various journal articles and presentation of relevant theory not covered in the text

9 Section 7 Evaluation and Improvement of Course Management 1. Strategies for effective course evaluation by students 1.1 Student evaluations of content covered 1.2 Student suggestions for improvements to the course 2. Evaluation strategies in teaching methods 2.1 Student evaluations of content covered 2.2 Student suggestions for improvements to the course 3. Improvement of teaching methods 3.1 Workshop for all Divisional faculty 4. Evaluation of students learning outcome 4.1 Examinations 5. Review and improvement for better outcome 5.1 Review of all Divisional examination papers by the Divisional Standards Committee