Course Syllabus
MGT3208 Innovation Management
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Code
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MGT3208
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Title
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Innovation Management
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Prerequisites
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MGT3001
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Credits
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3
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Description
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The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the main issues in the management of innovation. A study of the most recent trends and ideas in management and their practical application is carried out. Although the economic power of the geographic regions, nations, and organizations is built by the continuous development of its intellectual, technical, and scientific talent realized through their innovation efforts, the innovation management is one of the most challenging tasks as many of the innovative ideas fail to be commercialized. Therefore, the course aims to equip students with relevant skills, tools and techniques necessary to manage innovation at strategic and operational levels.
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Objectives
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At the end of the course, students should be able to do the following:
KNOWLEDGE: Students will have an understanding of
Understand major concepts of innovation
Understand the process of innovation
Recognize major innovation models
Use and recognize innovation management tools and techniques
SKILLS: Students will learnt to
Adapt innovation management tools and techniques to different people and situations
Learn how to evaluate different options and formulate and develop strategy
Diagnose, analyze, interpret and articulate managerial challenges
APPLICATION ABILITIES: Students will be able to
Develop strategic plans to enhance innovations within organization
Articulate and systematize innovation processes
‘Think globally and act locally’ to resolve organization’s challenges related to innovation
Develop and lead groups to achieve goals and objectives
VALUES AND ATTITUDES: Students practice
KIMEP Core Values
Academic honesty
Respect for peers and instructors
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Outcomes
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Describe the innovation management concept and identify its importance for contemporary organization’s success
Describe the process of innovation
Demonstrate understanding of the process of innovation in its broad context
Identify factors and critical issues that affect the management of innovation within organization and be able to address those in different organization’s settings
Identify and apply contemporary innovation management tools and techniques
Analyze and evaluate different options and formulate innovation strategy
Identify the activities performed by key individuals in the management of innovation
Demonstrate managerial competences for leading people and groups to resolve organization’s challenges related to innovation
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Assessment
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60 % -first and second assessments
40 % -final assessment
- Tentative course outline
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Week1
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"Innovation Management: Introduction.
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Week2
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Innovation as a Core Business Process
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Week3
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The context of innovation and the role of the state. Managing intellectual property.
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Week4
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Building the innovative organization. Sources of innovation.
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Week5
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Developing an innovation strategy.
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Week6
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Innovation networks.
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Week7
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Decision making under uncertainty
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Week8
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"MID-TERM EXAM 1 (24.02.20)
Building the innovation case
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Week9
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Management of R&D. Managing R&D projects. Managing the new product development team.
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Week10
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Management of R&D. Managing R&D projects. Managing the new product development team.
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Week11
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"Managing organizational knowledge.
Capturing the benefits of innovation.
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Week12
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Group project presentations
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Week13
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"Group project presentations
MID-TERM EXAM 2 (08.04.20)"
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Week14
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"Group project presentations
Exploiting new ventures.
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Week15
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Review Lecture.