Introduction to Technology Management TMGT1106 Class 13– Final Exam Review Instructor: David Plouffe

Agenda Last week This week

Last Week – Career Day 12:30 Welcome and Introductions 12:45 Ms. Meg Sheehan – Project Director – Advisory Services KPMG LLP 1:00 Mr. John Weber – Client Manager IBM Canada Ltd. 1:15 Mr. David Folk - Project Manager – NBRHC PCL Contractors Canada Inc. 1:45 Ms. Christine Meyer – Territory Manager – Medication Delivery Baxter Corporation 2:15 Roundtable - Questions & Answers 3:00 Wrap-up

Last Week – Career Day Do What You Are –Author: Paul D. Tieger & Barbara Barron-Tieger Myers/Briggs format on personality typing Now Discover Your Strengths –Author: Marcus Buckingham & Donald O. Cliston Discovering what you like to do best and then using that to help guide your career path

This Week – Administrative items Any outstanding self-evaluation - Please Hand-in or in today See me after class for your individual Group Project mark For s – –Use subject line include Section & Subject –use spellchecker Course Evaluation Questionnaires

Final Exam Format - Monday April 21, The Final Examination has 4 sections: –Definitions –Industry applications –CPM Problem –General Technology Management

Final Exam Review - Definitions Definition of a specific Technology term with –an explanation OR –an example Choice of 5 out of 7 1 to 3 paragraphs Demonstrate a clear understanding of the technology concept (theory) and context (example)

Final Exam Review - Industry applications Demonstrate an understanding of technologies and applications within industries covered during the course 1 to 3 paragraphs Describe the technology/application concept (theory) and context (example)

Final Exam Review - CPM Problem Theory Problem Demonstrate an understanding of the concept and application

Final Exam Review - General Technology Management Essay questions Choice of 5 out of 7 1 to 3 paragraphs Demonstrate an understanding of the technology concept (theory) and context (example)

Final Exam Monday April 21, in the Gym If I cannot read your writing – I cannot effectively mark your answers

Thank You See you at the Examination It’s been a BLAST