Course objectives and goals syllabi themes
| First order – course objectives and goals | Second order | Aggregate |
|---|---|---|
| [S]tudents … expected to … uncover personal values concerning various environmental stressors and their effects (202) | Personal values | Personal responsibility development |
| Articulate a personal vision of sustainability in relation to management and business (153.2) | Personal responsibility | |
| Course [includes] a team-based project for developing an action plan for a sustainable enterprise (194) | Action planning | Business-related skill development to enhance business competitiveness |
| [S]tudents will develop an effective leadership perspective (84.2) | Leadership | |
| Students will communicate credibly in languages of CSR, suited to a diverse audience (207.04) | Communication | |
| [S]tudents should be able to engage multiple stakeholders to co-create solutions for complex issues (207.10) | Stakeholder analysis | |
| Apply systems analysis to identify interconnected aspects impacting sustainability (207.07) | Systems thinking | |
| [S]tudents will: evaluate portfolios for ESG opportunity and risk; assess project finance deals; conduct due diligence of sustainable investments (140.4) | Discipline-focused knowledge | |
| Course emphasizes practical investment skills: pitching stocks, measuring impact, evaluating portfolio performance (79) | ||
| Apply a process for developing a marketing strategy for a more sustainable organization (199.2) | Marketing strategy | Competitive strategy |
| Provide advice on organizational sustainability (174.3) | Strategic analysis | |
| [Help] businesses prepare for a sustainability-aware economy (47.3) | ||
| Entrepreneurs can embrace the market system to enable sustainability and create economic value | Business as a source for good | Systemic for social–ecological–economic betterment |
| Identify how industries contribute to pollution, waste, habitat destruction and climate change (165.1) | Business impact on natural environment | |
| Recognize economic sources of environmental problems and necessary transformation (194) | Systemic transformation necessary |
| First order – course objectives and goals | Second order | Aggregate |
|---|---|---|
| [S]tudents … expected to … uncover personal values concerning various environmental stressors and their effects (202) | Personal values | Personal responsibility development |
| Articulate a personal vision of sustainability in relation to management and business (153.2) | Personal responsibility | |
| Course [includes] a team-based project for developing an action plan for a sustainable enterprise (194) | Action planning | Business-related skill development to enhance business competitiveness |
| [S]tudents will develop an effective leadership perspective (84.2) | Leadership | |
| Students will communicate credibly in languages of CSR, suited to a diverse audience (207.04) | Communication | |
| [S]tudents should be able to engage multiple stakeholders to co-create solutions for complex issues (207.10) | Stakeholder analysis | |
| Apply systems analysis to identify interconnected aspects impacting sustainability (207.07) | Systems thinking | |
| [S]tudents will: evaluate portfolios for ESG opportunity and risk; assess project finance deals; conduct due diligence of sustainable investments (140.4) | Discipline-focused knowledge | |
| Course emphasizes practical investment skills: pitching stocks, measuring impact, evaluating portfolio performance (79) | ||
| Apply a process for developing a marketing strategy for a more sustainable organization (199.2) | Marketing strategy | Competitive strategy |
| Provide advice on organizational sustainability (174.3) | Strategic analysis | |
| [Help] businesses prepare for a sustainability-aware economy (47.3) | ||
| Entrepreneurs can embrace the market system to enable sustainability and create economic value | Business as a source for good | Systemic for social–ecological–economic betterment |
| Identify how industries contribute to pollution, waste, habitat destruction and climate change (165.1) | Business impact on natural environment | |
| Recognize economic sources of environmental problems and necessary transformation (194) | Systemic transformation necessary |