Management for Engineers /
Management for Engineersis intended to give engineers and other technically and scientifically-oriented people an understanding of managerial skills and principles. The book covers all the important functions of management. It includes chapters on macro-economics and microeconomics, the basics of bu...
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Frenchs Forest, Australia : Pearson Educ Australia,
2001
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| description | Management for Engineersis intended to give engineers and other technically and scientifically-oriented people an understanding of managerial skills and principles. The book covers all the important functions of management. It includes chapters on macro-economics and microeconomics, the basics of business analysis and human resource management, and contains practical business tools such as decision analysis. The book also covers other important functions of an organisation, such as marketing, accounting and finance, manufacturing and business strategy. A key feature is its relevance to the world of the professional engineer. Case studies, examples and problems are drawn from engineering experience, and Part 3 of the book is devoted to the practice, profession and ethics of engineering. Management for Engineers will be invaluable to upper-level undergraduates and to practising engineers moving into a managerial technical role. Contributions to this book have been written by well-known academics and senior engineers from around Australia. The editor, Danny Samson, is Professor of Manufacturing Management at the University of Melbourne. |
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| spelling | KOHA-OAI-TEST:2270502024-05-07T01:50:23ZManagement for Engineers / Samson, Danny, editor 282577 textFrenchs Forest, Australia : Pearson Educ Australia,2001engManagement for Engineersis intended to give engineers and other technically and scientifically-oriented people an understanding of managerial skills and principles. The book covers all the important functions of management. It includes chapters on macro-economics and microeconomics, the basics of business analysis and human resource management, and contains practical business tools such as decision analysis. The book also covers other important functions of an organisation, such as marketing, accounting and finance, manufacturing and business strategy. A key feature is its relevance to the world of the professional engineer. Case studies, examples and problems are drawn from engineering experience, and Part 3 of the book is devoted to the practice, profession and ethics of engineering. Management for Engineers will be invaluable to upper-level undergraduates and to practising engineers moving into a managerial technical role. Contributions to this book have been written by well-known academics and senior engineers from around Australia. The editor, Danny Samson, is Professor of Manufacturing Management at the University of Melbourne.Includes bibliography and index.Management for Engineersis intended to give engineers and other technically and scientifically-oriented people an understanding of managerial skills and principles. The book covers all the important functions of management. It includes chapters on macro-economics and microeconomics, the basics of business analysis and human resource management, and contains practical business tools such as decision analysis. The book also covers other important functions of an organisation, such as marketing, accounting and finance, manufacturing and business strategy. A key feature is its relevance to the world of the professional engineer. Case studies, examples and problems are drawn from engineering experience, and Part 3 of the book is devoted to the practice, profession and ethics of engineering. Management for Engineers will be invaluable to upper-level undergraduates and to practising engineers moving into a managerial technical role. Contributions to this book have been written by well-known academics and senior engineers from around Australia. The editor, Danny Samson, is Professor of Manufacturing Management at the University of Melbourne.MOHAIMINAH KHAYON;EngineeringURN:ISBN:07339073 |
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