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Course Title: Seminar

Program or Department: Facilities Management & Technology Studies (FMTS)
Prefix: FMTS Course No.: 493 Semester: Fall
Credit Hours: 3 Lecture Hours: 3 Lab Hours: 0
Corequisites: N/A Prerequisites: N/A

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I. Course Overview

Practical approaches to job search techniques and application of computer skills relevant to solution of a comprehensive facilities management problem.

II. Course Objectives

After completing the course, students will have an advanced understanding of job search preparation and techniques and have developed a sophisticated, computerized facilities management system.

III. Instructional Activities

Students will make progress toward meeting the objectives, competencies and outcomes of the course through rigorous critical thinking and by:

  1. Regularly attending lectures and other course activities.
  2. Submitting complete project assignments in a timely manner.
  3. Reading and comprehending texts, journals and handouts.
  4. Actively participating in academic discussions and other course activities.
  5. Providing meaningful input to group activities.
  6. Obtaining outside assistance as necessary.
  7. Conducting supplementary, independent, library and/or other such research directed toward self improvement and subject matter proficiency.

IV. Subject Matter Outline
  1. Welcome to the job market
  2. Initial Proposals
  3. Final Proposals
  4. Qualifying for an occupation
  5. Resumes and cover letters
  6. Marketing
  7. Interviewing
  8. Follow-up
  9. Major job search blunders
  10. Capstone Exercise presentations

V. Required Course Outcomes

Examples of proficiency in the following course outcomes must be evident:

  1. Proficiency in word processing with linked spreadsheet and/or data base manipulation
  2. Application of comprehensive Facility Management competencies to computerization