# MNGT 215 — Fundamentals of Management and organizational (AUB) > MNGT 215 Fundamentals of Management and organizational at American University of Beirut. 4.0/5 from 6 ratings · 25 student reviews · 53 shared files. Source: https://studiety.com/aub/course/635 Retrieved: 2026-09-18 ## Facts - Course code: MNGT 215 - Title: Fundamentals of Management and organizational - University: American University of Beirut (AUB) - Subject: Management - Department: Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship - Faculty: Suliman S. Olayan School of Business - Credits: 3 - Counts toward General Education: Societies and Individuals - Professors on record (9): Amr Yafawi, Georges Samara, Hagop, Hagop Panossian, Hanin, Hanin Abdallah, Nadine Sinno, Riad Dimechkie, Rida Elias ## Catalogue description A course that focuses on the management of the modern organization and the employees within, preparing students for their role as future managers and leaders. It explores essential management concepts, processes and techniques from an organizational behavior perspective. Main topics covered include management history and evolution, motivation, decision-making, leadership, power and politics, learning and perception, communication, managing groups and teams, and human resource management. General Education/Social Science list I course. ## Quick answers ### What is MNGT 215 at AUB? MNGT 215 Fundamentals of Management and organizational is a 3-credit course at American University of Beirut (AUB), in the Suliman S. Olayan School of Business. A course that focuses on the management of the modern organization and the employees within, preparing students for their role as future managers and leaders. It explores essential management concepts, processes and techniques from an organizational behavior perspective. ### How many credits is MNGT 215? MNGT 215 Fundamentals of Management and organizational is worth 3 credits at AUB. ### Is MNGT 215 hard? Students rate MNGT 215 4.0 out of 5 overall, from 6 ratings. ### Who teaches MNGT 215 at AUB? Studiety has 9 professors on record for MNGT 215: Amr Yafawi, Georges Samara, Hagop, Hagop Panossian, Hanin, Hanin Abdallah, Nadine Sinno, Riad Dimechkie and 1 more. Sections change every term, so check the registrar for who is teaching now. ### What are the prerequisites for MNGT 215? MNGT 215 lists 1 prerequisite: ENGL 204 Advanced Academic English. ### Are there past papers for MNGT 215? Yes — 53 files for MNGT 215 have been shared by AUB students on Studiety, including exams, quizzes, syllabi and notes. They are free to download with a student account. ## Student ratings - Overall: 4.0/5 from 6 ratings ## What to expect - Has Midterm - Has Final - Has Attendance - Has Project - Has Participation - Original Book Necessary ## Prerequisites - [ENGL 204 — Advanced Academic English](https://studiety.com/aub/course/741) ## Shared course material 53 files shared by students. Free to download after signing up. - Test Banks: 51 - Syllabi: 2 (most recent from 2017) ## Student reviews 25 of 26 reviews by students who took the course. Any review carried over from elsewhere is marked with its source on its own line. - **3/5 · 2023-01** — MNGT 215 workload depends on the professor, but is generally low. - **5/5 · 2022-08** — Riad Dimechkie is recommended for MNGT 215: he is a walking dictionary of business knowledge and grades generously as long as students do their part, but he takes attendance the traditional way so regular attendance is required. - **4/5 · 2022-04** — Riad Dimechkie is considered a good instructor for MNGT 215. - **4/5 · 2023-01** — Hanin is good for MNGT 215: her in-class activities genuinely help on the exams if you solve them properly, though her classes can be boring at times. - **4/5 · 2022-04** — Hagop is considered a good instructor for MNGT 215. - **4/5 · 2023-04** — Amr Yafawi is recommended for MNGT 215. - **2023-04** — Hanin Abdallah is not teaching MNGT 215 this semester. - **2022-04** — It’s very boring Lectures feel like they go on forever however she’s super nice and gives very light workload and her grading is mid - **2020-04** — definitely take with hagop!! classes are super interesting and he explains the material really well and also uses cases when explaining which really helps when it comes to the midterm and final - **2020-04** — The material are not hard. You have to study from the book .The instructor give gives weekly readings so you have some workload. She also gives group works and around 2 quizzes . the quizzes are useful though because she makes you study for the exam so it lightens the burden for later on. - **2020-04** — I didn't like her explanation a lot, She doesn't give much examples. She is nice and always smiling, but she's strict. - **2020-04** — Some topics are very interesting and the course is not hard and does not need a lot of memorizing you just need to understand the material very well so you can solve the cases in the exams. - **2020-04** — It's pretty easy and mainly memorizing.. But you need to understand what's going on as well to get a high grade. - **2020-04** — The exam is 40 pts mcq 60 cases, mcqs are not straight forward, cases you have to apply everything you learned so you need to have good understanding where and when to use certain concepts. You can easily get high 80s if you memorize plus understand. If you just understand without memorizing you’ll easily get low 80s - **2020-04** — Basically you need to memorize all theories. The exam is all about what you have memorized and not critical thinking at all. Also, the exam is common for all sections The instructor is so fun and generous. - **2020-04** — Easy course and recommended instructor - **2020-04** — Easy course but you have to memorize quite a bit - **2019-08** — It's a boring class. I don't think it matters which professor you take it with. Just have a good understanding and do well on the case studies and you'll be fine. - **2019-08** — It is better not to take it with hanin if you care about the workload because se gives weekly readings, group work and around 2 quizzes . the quizzes are useful though because she makes you study for the exam so it lightens the burden for later on. But i recommend to take it with Hagop , his classes are interesting and not boring - **2019-08** — The workload is heavy and the classes get super boring but she assigns articles that are really interesting and we work on them during class (group work) which is kindaa beneficial - **2019-08** — I took with her, I didn't like her explanation a lot compared to other teachers like Hagop, he gives a lot of examples, while with Hanine you do work in class to understand the concepts, not always useful. She may seem nice and always smiling, but she's strict. If you find with Hagop for him. - **2019-08** — Hanin is SO nice but there are quizzes for her sections and like she gives more work for the project than the other sections - **2019-08** — George is so fun and friendly with low workload and generous in grades. Very interesting sessions - **2019-08** — Georges! Just the right amount of workload, you don't feel like you're studying with him, he makes class fun and interesting, and you end up getting good grades (when I took it with him we turned out to have the highest average between all mngt215 sections). Also, you'll feel like he's more a friend than a teacher (plays basketball with his students, i've seen him clubbing many times and he came to say hi every single time, etc...). He's really cool, 100% would recommend. - **2019-08** — take it with George samara he is so fun and generous. ## See also - [All Management courses at AUB](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/management.md) - [Every AUB subject](https://studiety.com/aub/subjects.md) --- From Studiety (https://studiety.com/), an independent, student-run course guide. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any university. Reviews are the opinions of individual students.