Mid-Term Prep Session MIS3535 - Lead Global Digital Projects Overview
This overview provides details about the grading components, mid-term content, and examples of multiple-choice and open-ended questions for the MIS3535 course on leading global digital projects. Topics covered include weekly quizzes, exams, projects, assignments, class contributions, and team feedback. The mid-term exam format, content coverage, and question examples are included to help students prepare effectively for their assessments.
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Mid Term Prep Session MIS3535 | LEAD GLOBAL DIGITAL PROJECTS
Grading Components Component Percentage Weekly quizzes (5) 15% Mid Term Exam 20% Final Exam 20% Project (team grade) 20% Assignments (4) 15% Class Contributions & Team feedback (5% each) 10% Note: Exams are not cumulative
Mid Term Content : Week 1 to 6 : - Readings - Videos - Web Research - Lectures - Change leadership discussion (stories) 70% 30% Format : Closed books On canvas in person ONLY 20 questions (15 multiple choices & 5 open ended) 50 minutes
Mid Term Example 1 (multiple choices) Question : What is a project? a. Work done to sustain the business, same work is done day after day, producing the same result(s). b. A product offered to the market to solve a problem or satisfy a need. c. Unique endeavor with clear-cut objectives, a starting point, an ending point, and usually a budget d. Set of tasks executed on a daily basis with clear-cut-objectives, to produce a set of reports
Mid Term Example 2 (Open Ended) Question : In Meetings Down Under , the organization changed the format of their meetings and experienced a dramatic improvement in the effectiveness of their meetings. What was at the heart of this change? Explain the old and new format Focus, focus, focus and Discipline! With the new format (1.5 days/agenda/facilitator/documented actions) they limited their focus of each meeting to one major topic and the new format focused on addressing that topic and moving forward. The old format allowed for dozens of unrelated topics and never- ending brainstorming sessions. They spent their time talking and talking and never accomplishing anything concrete.
