15.342 Organizations and Environments
Fall 2010
Instructors: Aleksandra Joanna Kacperczyk, Donald Roy Lessard, Matt Marx, Ray Eugene Reagans, Eric A von Hippel
TA: Roman V Galperin
Lecture: Th 9:00-12:00 (E62-346)
Information:
Announcements
Accessing other students' memos
After some confusion, I have updated flags on Stellar that
allow you to see each others' memos on the due date (after
7pm). Please let me know if you can't access the memos.
Cheers,
Roman
Cheers,
Roman
Announced on 30 September 2010 11:08 a.m. by Roman V Galperin
Update + scheduling note
Dear 15.342 participants:
First, there is a scheduling issue that needs your attention. We have 13 sessions in this class, and two of them occur on holidays (11/11 and 11/25), which left us no choice but to schedule sessions 12 and 13 back to back in two days (December 9 and 10, respectively). By implication, that means you'll have double the reading workload that week and will have to submit two memos. There are several ways you can manage that (e.g., doing the reading and a memo draft in advance, maybe on one of the weeks we don't have a class), but I wanted you to be aware of this feature of the syllabus.
Second, following up on our class discussion I posted Simon's 1955 article under the "General" section in "Materials" part of Stellar. It is also available through JStor.
Please email/talk to me with any questions.
Cheers,
Roman
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Roman Galperin
First, there is a scheduling issue that needs your attention. We have 13 sessions in this class, and two of them occur on holidays (11/11 and 11/25), which left us no choice but to schedule sessions 12 and 13 back to back in two days (December 9 and 10, respectively). By implication, that means you'll have double the reading workload that week and will have to submit two memos. There are several ways you can manage that (e.g., doing the reading and a memo draft in advance, maybe on one of the weeks we don't have a class), but I wanted you to be aware of this feature of the syllabus.
Second, following up on our class discussion I posted Simon's 1955 article under the "General" section in "Materials" part of Stellar. It is also available through JStor.
Please email/talk to me with any questions.
Cheers,
Roman
--
Roman Galperin
Announced on 28 September 2010 10:52 p.m. by Roman V Galperin