Case study methods - For preparation in examination perspective and class room
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This document outlines best practices for case study analysis in management. It discusses that case studies are an important active learning method that requires student participation. Students must thoroughly prepare for case studies by having in-depth subject knowledge and an open mindset. The document also describes different types of case studies and provides steps for conducting case analysis, including gaining familiarity, recognizing symptoms, identifying objectives, conducting analysis, making a diagnosis, and preparing an action plan. It concludes by listing examples of legal and business case studies.
Case study methods - For preparation in examination perspective and class room
- 1. Prepared and presented by, N.Ganesha Pandian, Assistant professor, Madurai School of management, Madurai
- 2. Case study in management is very important than any other stream of study Case study is a active learning method, which requires participation and involvement from the students Students needs to prepare for case studies more diligently
- 3. Thorough knowledge in the subject for which case is presented Broad mind while reading the case study without any prejudice Interpreting the case in the same meaning as it is presented Thorough analysis of case requires analytical skill Application of knowledge in the case presented to you
- 4. Real time cases Imaginary cases Situational cases Legal cases Empirical cases Holistic cases Analytical cases
- 5. 1. Gaining familiarity with the cases 2. Recognizing the symptoms 3. Identifying goals or objectives 4. Conducting the analysis 5. Making the diagnosis 6. Preparing the action plan
- 6. Written case may contains the following: Case title (if any) Opening statement of the case Information relating to the case Tables and graphs containing data (if any) Exhibits containing relevant data (if any) Arguments regarding the case Closing statement of the case
- 7. Individual – oral or written presentation Group – oral presentation Class discussion – Discussion methods Analysis of case Interpretation of table or graphs Read the case thoroughly
- 8. There is no definite answer for a case study Key answers should be congruent Read the questions and understand it properly before start answering Answer the questions not exceeding the required Make it as point wise if possible, and avoid answering in paragraphs
- 9. Qualitative and quantitative analytical skills Problem identification skills Data handling skills Critical thinking skills Decision making skills Application skills Communication skills
- 10. 1. Carbolic smoke ball case 2. Lost courier packet case 3. Food company case 4. Compressor with warranty case 5. Harshad. J. Shah Vs LIC of India Case 6. R. G. Anand Vs Deluxe films case 7. Clinic plus Vs Parachute coconut oil case 8. Mahogany Vs Holy ford mining Co. case 9. Coal India Limited: disinvestment and labor strike case 10. Honda motorcycle and scooter India: Labor unrest