Learning Outcomes & amp; Competencies ExpressUniversity Outcomes: ss and interpret ideas clearly, using a variety of written, oral and/or visual forms Integrate one’s own ideas with those of others to address an issue. Articulate and evaluate the reasons and justifications that support particular values Major Outcomes: Discuss the relationship that exists between the political arena and public administration. Explain and employ the ethics associated with public administration. Provide effective leadership in the administration of public affairs. Appraise the significant causes of expansion within the public sector and the resulting proliferation of laws, rules, regulations, and problems associated with effective change in that environment. Communicate effectively and express complex ideas, both orally and in writing. Course Specific Outcomes: At the conclusion of this course, the learner should be able to: Demonstrate an understanding of the scope and purpose of Public Administration. Explain the concept of bureaucracy and the characteristics of Weberian Bureauracy. Discuss the relationship between power and administration and organizational leadership. Illustrate the importance of intergovernmental relationships. Analyze the case: How Kristin Died. Evaluate the role of Informal Groups: Elton Mayo’s “The Hawthorne Effect.” Explain why ethics is important in Public Administration. Assess the relationship between Bureaucracy and the Public Interest Readings & amp; Resources Recommended text: 0132222973978-0132Henry, N. ( 2006); Public Administration and Public Affairs, 10th Edition Prentice Hall; ISBN-10: ; ISBN-13: 222976 AND/OR Secondary text: Stillman, R. (2004); Public Administration: Concepts and Cases 8th Edition; ISBN-10: 0618310452; ISBN-13: 978-0618310456 Assignments Assignment 1, Due Week 3. Research Assignment: A 5-7 page typed research paper with appropriate subheadings that address a) The scope and purpose of public administration, (b) Define bureaucracy and various characteristics of Weberian Bureaucracy, (c) Address and discuss issues surrounding the problem of public trust (d) Discuss the importance of ethics in public Administration, (e) Define organizational leadership and explain its importance in public organizations, and (f) Include other topics in the paper believed to be pertinent to the study of public administration (Cite at least 2 sources.