PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION
OUTLINE PLAN OF TOPICS TO BE COVERED
NO
OF LECTURES: 26
TOPIC 1: INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION:
Lecture1.
Introduction
Public Administration, definition, nature, scope, subject matter of Public
Administration.
Lecture2.
Elements
of Public Administration: Public Administration and Private Administration
similarities and differences: importance of public administration.
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TOPIC
2: MAJOR SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT
Lecture1.
Classical
theory: Scientific Management Approach.
Lecture2.
Human
Relations theory: System theory:
Lecture3.
New
Trends: Public Management and New Public Management.
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TOPIC
3: ORGANIZATION
Lecture1.
Definition:
Types of Organization: Principles of Organization (cont…)
Lecture
2.
Principles
of Organization.
Lecture3.
Organizational
Structure of Federal and Provincial governments in
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TOPIC
4: PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY
Lecture
1.
Concept
of Bureaucracy: Theories of Bureaucracy.
Lecture
2.
Characteristics
of Bureaucracy:
Lecture
3.
Criticism
of Bureaucracy: Role of bureaucracy in
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TOPIC
5: PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION
Lecture1.
Nature
and role: Personnel functions:
Lecture2.
Personnel
process, recruitment, selection and training.
Lecture3.
E
S T A C O D E: Efficiency and Discipline Rules, 1973.
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TOPICS
6: CODE OF ETHICS
Importance:
Public Administration and Code of Ethics.
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TOPIC
7: LEADERSHIP
Lecture1.Leadership:
Approaches to the study of leadership: Forms of Leadership.
Lecture2.
Leadership:
Qualities of leadership.
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TOPIC
8: PLANNING:
Lecture
1.
Planning:
Definitions: Types of planning:
Lecture
2.
Planning
process: Principles of planning:
Lecture
3.
The
system of planning and planning machinery in
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TOPIC
9: FININCIAL ADMINISTRATION
Lecture1.
Necessity:
Organization of Financial Administration:
Concepts of Budgeting.
Lecture2
Element
and Principles of budgeting: Budgeting in
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TOPIC
10: ADMINISTRATIVE ACCOUNTABILITY
Lecture1.
Administrative
Controls: Internal controls and External controls: Executive controls:
Lecture2.
Judicial
Control: Public Control.
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TOPIC
11: CONTROLLING AND COORDINATION:
Controlling
and Basic Control Process: Coordination and Principles of Coordination:
Coordination Machinery and Problems of Coordination in
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TOPIC
12: GOOD GOVERNANCE
Lecture
1.
Governance:
Importance: Parameters of good governance: Indicators of Poor Governance:
Lecture
2.
Devolution
of power: local governments and governance with reference to
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LEARNING
OUTCOME:
On
completion of the course, the students would be able to comprehend and
understand the core concepts, scope and importance of Public Administration and
Good Governance in running the affairs of the State. They would be in a
position to apply the knowledge to the practical field of Public
Administration, Governance and Public Affairs. The students have also been
taught emerging and new trends in the field of Public Administration and Public
Management so as to keep them abreast of latest thinking to help them pursue
further studies. The course also will help them to appear in the Competitive
Examinations, if so desired, as the curriculum cover that aspect as well.
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