Can anyone shed some light on MADM 751 with Meeks? I have a 4 page Word document with notes I’ve taken from this forum (yes, I’m that person), but I don’t have much info about MADM 751. I appreciate any insight!

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Posted by AmosMosesAndTwins

Lake Charles

Member since Apr 2010

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Posted on 1/31/18 at 11:54 am to CCGRAD87

Family business from perspective of the family. Was my favorite course of the entire program. Gained more emotional intelligence from that one course than you could imagine.

There’s a lot of writing and a lengthy final paper. Mine took the reader through most of the text sections with one fictional family business - he liked that a lot.

If he’s still doing video lectures, learn how to play them at 1.5x speed as he’s a slow talker.

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Posted by bobbygreene90210

Member since Dec 2017

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Posted on 1/31/18 at 12:54 pm to CCGRAD87

I think Meeks is one of the best Professors in the program. He's always available. Google this book: "The Lean Startup" by Eric Ries, its what MADM 751 is mostly based upon. The subject matter is very interesting and you can use it immediately in the real world. Meeks does put you in a group where you have to do weekly video conferences, but IF you have a great group, it's enjoyable. You also have to weekly writing assignments which are not hard at all. Finally, you have a final paper based on the all of the topics you wrote about in those weekly assignments. He just wants to know that you learned the subject matter and can write about it intelligently. I don't think its too much work, i'm currently taking MADM 751 and MADM 701(with Knotts) while working a full time job. I took Meeks for MADM 760 too, the class setup is almost identical. An "A" is achievable in both of Meeks' classes( MADM 751 & 760). Sorry about any grammatical errors, i'm using my cell phone.

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