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- Title: Chapter 3 - Microelectronic Circuits - Sedra Smith (5th Edition)
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Chapter 22Path: Gwinnett >> PHYS >> 104 Spring, 2008
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Chapter 23Path: Gwinnett >> PHYS >> 104 Spring, 2008
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Chapter 24Path: Gwinnett >> PHYS >> 104 Spring, 2008
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Chapter 25Path: Gwinnett >> PHYS >> 104 Spring, 2008
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Chapter 26Path: Gwinnett >> PHYS >> 104 Spring, 2008
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Chapter 30Path: Gwinnett >> PHYS >> 104 Spring, 2008
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Description: 27.1 #12 You are taking pictures of the beach at sunset. Just before the Sun sets, a shutter speed of 1/100 sec at f / 11 produces a properly exposed picture. Shortly after the Sun sets, however, your light meter indicates that the scene is only on...
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Description: Video Lecture: Leader as a Politician I Power: the potential ability to influence others so that they do things they would not do otherwise. You dont have to use the power to be powerful. The more you use power, the more you may have unintended negat...
Video Lecture 1_2Path: USC >> BUAD 204 >> 204 Spring, 2008
Description: Power as Dependency -Power equates to dependency. -The more dependent someone is upon you, the more power you have. -The greater the dependency, the greater the power. -Successful leaders manage this well: they make others more dependent on them and ...
Video Lecture 1_3Path: USC >> BUAD 204 >> 204 Spring, 2008
Description: Differences in Power-Dependency: Professions and Professionalizaiton -Compensation and Prestige of Professions (ex: barber vs. medical doctor) -Need to Professionalize: Barriers to Entry -Business Schools and Professionalization: Business schools are...
Video Lecture 1_4Path: USC >> BUAD 204 >> 204 Spring, 2008
Description: -Political Techniques: -Controlling information and communication gives you power -if you control certain information, you can control uncertainty absorption. -often people out in the field doing work get more information from customers than the peop...
Video Lecture 2_1Path: USC >> BUAD 204 >> 204 Spring, 2008
Description: Video Lecture: Leader as a Structural Architect I Elements of Structure: -Work specialization: how specialized are you going to make work? Starting with scientific management, work has been specialized to gain efficiency; tasks have gotten more speci...
Video Lecture 2_2Path: USC >> BUAD 204 >> 204 Spring, 2008
Description: -Formalization: how standardized jobs and tasks are; historically, we have seen highly formalized firms (common rules and procedures; it allows for high command of control); but if in a changing environment, formalized procedures break down and dont ...
Video Lecture 2_3Path: USC >> BUAD 204 >> 204 Spring, 2008
Description: Departmentation by Function: Example: Plant Managers job is to manage disputes between Manager R&D, Manager Sales, Manager Production, and Manager Accounting. As you add products and services, the probability of conflict increases exponentially. Depa...
Video Lecture 2_4Path: USC >> BUAD 204 >> 204 Spring, 2008
Description: Departmentation by Function: Example: Plant Managers job is to manage disputes between Manager R&D, Manager Sales, Manager Production, and Manager Accounting. As you add products and services, the probability of conflict increases exponentially. Depa...
Video Lecture 2_5Path: USC >> BUAD 204 >> 204 Spring, 2008
Description: Organization Designs: -Simple Structure -Bureaucracy -Matrix -Virtual -Boundaryless/Horizontal Simple Structure: like a small mom and pop store -Authority is centralized in the owner -Informal/lack of structure -Benefits: -Inexpensive -Flexible -Cost...
Video Lecture 2_6Path: USC >> BUAD 204 >> 204 Spring, 2008
Description: Matrix Structure: combines two structures to gain their advantages -Functional and product departmentation -Two bosses -Benefits: if is works (big if): -Coordination across multiple products/projects -Efficient allocation of specialists/professionals...
Video Lecture 2_7Path: USC >> BUAD 204 >> 204 Spring, 2008
Description: -Example: TelePad -They could sell anything/any product; nobody could outsell them. They wanted to make a handheld so they used outsourcing. They had GVO, Inc. make it; they used Intel engineering; they needed a battery maker to manufacture the batte...