15.665 Power & Negotiation
Fall 2010
Instructor: Jared R Curhan
TAs: Ian Cox, Tara Thomas
Section A Lecture:
Th 2:00-5:00
(E51-345)
Section B Lecture: Th 5:30-8:30
(E51-345)
Information:
Announcements
Welcome to 15.665 Power and Negotiation!
You may download our course syllabus here
Please note the following for the first class
session:
a) VERY IMPORTANT: Classroom attendance is mandatory -- If you wish
to secure a seat in the class (regardless of your enrollment
status) you must attend the first class meeting on Thursday,
September 9th.
b) Prior to the first class, please complete the
Pre-class
Survey
c) Prior to the first class, please read the instructions for the
Oil Pricing
Exercise
d) Please bring to the first class your laptop with wireless
access. If you don't have a laptop or wireless access,
that's okay.
e) Please also register for our additional course website by
following the instructions below:
Sloanware Pre-registration Instructions
1. In your browser, visit the following website:
http://sloanware.org
2. You will see a login screen. Since you are registering a new account, click on "New users".
3. Enter your credentials and click OK.
4. After clicking OK, your account will now be created and you will be directed to answer a brief Intake Survey
5. Answer the questions in the survey form and click OK.
6. You will now be taken to your class page.
At this point, you will have successfully added yourself to our
supplementary course website. Please read over any
instructions on your class page and remember your password so you
can return here later.
If you have any questions or are having any trouble registering for
an account, please email
sloanware-help@solutiongrove.com
The TA for Section A (the earlier section) is
Ian
Cox
The TA for Section B (the later section) is
Tara
Thomas
MIT Sloan Professional Standards
For your convenience, you may download a copy of
MIT Sloan's
Professional Standards
. Each member of
the MIT Sloan community is responsible for creating a respectful
and honest environment, both in and out of the classroom, while
representing the school in a professional manner. All
students and instructors associated with this course (even if not
from the MIT Sloan community) are expected to follow these
Professonal Standards. If you have questions or concerns,
please do not hesitate to contact your TA.
Sincerely,
Announced on 23 August 2010 3:07 p.m. by Ian Cox