Understanding the prescriptive planning process.pptVIP

Mid-semester exam weighting35 marks Week 1 approx 10 marks Week 2 approx 10 marks Week 3 approx 5 marks Week 4 approx 5 marks Week 5 approx 5 marks Exam structure Part A 40 multiple choice questions Worth 25 marks Part B 3 short answer questions (average 3/4 page each) Worth 10 marks Tips for studying All material provided is testable, including DVD’s, links, Emphasis is given on understanding concepts not just describing SEE TUTORIAL ACTIVITIES Use lecture notes to guide reading DO NOT RELY SOLELY ON LECTURE NOTES WHAT’S NEXT THE WEEK 5 TUTORIAL WILL EXTEND OUR UNDERSTANDING OF RATIONAL DECISION MAKING AND ITS LIMITATIONS NO LECTURE IN WEEK 6 BUT….TUTORIALS STILL HELD IN WEEK6 TO ASSIST WITH EXAM REVISION Week 6 arrangements Exam on Saturday 3 September NO lectures in week 6 Tutorials as normal to discuss weeks 1-5 Revision quiz and discussion Consultation with Ken NOT available on Monday or Tuesday on Campus Public holiday on Friday – Gold Coast show day Ken available in office Wed and Thursday Ken available via email Monday-Friday 24/7 ? Rui available for extra consultation hours Strategic Management in Tourism, Event and Sport Semester 2 2011 ken butcher Lecture 5 – Understanding the prescriptive planning process Learning outcomes for 7204HSL Understand and apply the wider context of globalisation, corporate citizenship and social responsibility issues to make informed strategic planning decisions in the tourism, event sport environments Understand and apply the wider context of alternative strategic approaches, creative thinking and cultural variation to strategy development Understand the prescriptive planning process ? Important point to note about lectures 5-10 Lectures, tutorial and assessment activities and workshop designed to deepen our understanding of the prescriptive planning process We assume that most students are familiar with the overall process Thus we explore issues to deepen our understanding and how to apply