Upcoming HRD 304 Courses
|
Fall 2013
Thursdays 6:30-9:50 p.m.
CRN: 42088
 |
"This class was a huge learning experience for me. The final project was the most in-depth project I’ve done in my academic career. It tied all of the Lean concepts together.” - Rachel Swartout
Active Learning
As a course that fulfills the OU knowledge applications general education requirement, HRD 304: Lean Principles and Practices in Organizations is an activity-based introduction to Lean thinking in a variety of human resource development and workplace settings.
It explores an innovative way to solve some persistent problems confronting American organizations today with:
- hands-on simulations
- expert guest speakers
- on-site tours
Gain Real-Life Experience
Student teams gain real-life experience using Lean principles by completing
student projects. Host organizations invite students on site to learn about Lean concepts and application in a work setting. Recent projects were sponsored by the following companies:
- Uni-Solar
- Beaumont Hospital
- Fitzpatrick Manufacturing
- Oakland University
Instructor
>> Professor Mark Doman's profile
Contact the Pawley Institute if you have not taken an undergraduate course at OU in the past two years.