Saturday, May 07, 2005

End of Technology Strategy Class

I am so glad that my Technology Strategy class is finally over. I was literally counting down the last few minutes of the class earlier today. Don't get me wrong, I really love the subject but I thought that the delivery of the class was poor. The class has become very repetitive in the last 3 weeks. Every week, each team of two analyzes and writes two case studies before discussing them in class on Friday. During class, the professor never really lectures on the subject. To be fair, this class is actually labeled as a seminar, so a discussion-based class model is perhaps more appropriate than a lecture-based one. Even so, I don't think the professor has really done an effective job on engaging the students or stimulating their thoughts. As Matt said earlier today, this class definitely has the potential to beyond the limited 3 strategy frameworks that we learned from this class. Nonetheless, I got a good breath of understanding in business strategy, which should come in handy in my future management endeavors.

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