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The Sustainable Organization –

bus327

(3 credits)

This course focuses on the business practices and tools that add economic, social, and ethical value to the business resources of a sustainable enterprise. Emphasis is placed on the general science of sustainability, consumptive calculations of manufacturing, and the impact of business decisions on the environment.
This undergraduate-level course is 5 weeks. To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Advisor.
  • Operational Management in the Sustainable Organization

    • Design an environmental audit event using needs assessment tools.
    • Demonstrate success measurement methods in resolving poor performance issues.
    • Demonstrate continuous-improvement problem resolution methods to remedy poor performance issues identified during an audit.
  • Moving from Sustainable Development to Sustainable Growth and Security

    • Describe green product design concepts and methods.
    • Define Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)® standards.
    • Explain transparency in public reporting.
  • Applications of Lifecycle Concepts and Tools in the Sustainable Organization

    • Determine performance improvement needs using lifecycle definition and assessment methods.
    • Analyze the importance of supply and value chains in achieving sustainable development in an organization.
  • Financial Considerations for the Sustainable Organization

    • Assess the financial viability and desirability of sustainable development initiatives.
    • Define environmental accounting.
  • Managing Change in the Sustainable Organization

    • Propose environmental initiatives using structured change management methods.
    • Determine obstructionist behaviors threatening environmental initiatives.

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