BBA Dual Major in Management and Economics

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Output decisions, resource allocation, economic organisation and policy formulation, cost structures and market classification, supply and demand relationships, pricing of productive resources, opportunity cost optimisation.

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Determinants of aggregate demand, prices, output, income investment and employment, objectives and consequences of government economic policy, nature of balance of payments, law of comparative costs and the economic determinants of international trade.

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The application of quantitative methods to problem resolution in business, types of business problems that can be solved through the application of quantitative methods, practical applications, the nature, scope and limitations of quantitative methods.

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Economics and Nation States, changing leadership and trade policy, supply and demand in the global setting, trade and specialisation, alternative trade theories, foreign investment, multinationals, trade blocs, cartels, income and foreign exchange, international lending and world debt.

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An introduction to monetary policy and the fundamentals of voluntary exchange in free markets. The background and application of monetary policies are covered in depth, including the origin of money, credit, the nature and implications of inflation and the application of monetary and fiscal policy.

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Cause and effect comparisons of the impact of economic policies on social structures and those of social structures on economic progress, econometric comparisons, welfare policies, intervention and redistribution, social development, transition of command economies to free markets.

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International distribution of resources and economic activities, regional specialisation, impact of physical environment on economic strengths and weaknesses, international distribution of human resources and skills, influence of local culture on economic specialisation and trade.

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Introduction to Accounting, purposes and functions of Accounting, bookkeeping procedures, preparation of working papers and financial statements, accounting procedures in different forms of business, trial balances, basic profit and loss statements and the structure of the balance sheet.

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Sources and administration of business law, particularly that relating to property, trusts, contract, tort and agency, common law and equity, legal and equitable rights, scope of legislation and case law, construction of contracts, breach of contract and remedies, misrepresentation, law of employment.

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An introduction to the basic concepts of marketing, the nature and purpose of marketing within an organisation, objectives and policy formulation, marketing organisation, strategy and tactics, the marketing interface with other business functions, products, markets, distribution and promotion.

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Forms of business organisation, implications of limited and unlimited liability, acquisitions and mergers and amalgamations, ownership and control, public sector organisations, size and efficiency, factors affecting and limiting growth, diversification and specialisation, technology and business organisation.

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Problems and practices of management, functions and responsibilities, strategic planning and decision making, authority and accountability, delegation of authority, objective selling and controlling, organisation structures, hierarchical, matrix and products structures, managerial problems of small organisations, social responsibilities of management.

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The use of effective English in the business context, understanding and paraphrasing complex business texts, report writing and composition of business letters, use of colloquial English, communication processes, memoranda, formal policies, oral communications.

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Channels and modes of communication in organisations, nature of written and oral communications, barriers to effective communication, technology and communications, symptoms of poor communication, communication as a tool of management, common faults in the communication process, customer communications.

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Scope of operations in manufacturing and service industries, scheduling and controlling, relating designs to operational and marketing requirements, importance of team working, measuring work performance, quality control, network analysis, critical path scheduling, product and service lifecycles.

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Sources of finance, capital structure, financial forecasting and appraisal, financial ratios, implications of takeovers and mergers, management of working capital, gearing, international issues, currency transactions, time values, valuation of stocks and shares, annuities, borrowing strategies.

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The nature of strategic decision making, identification and analysis of factors influencing the resolution of strategic issues in organisations, demonstration through case studies as to how strategic decisions are taken and their impact on different parts of the organisation.

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The role of HRM and its importance throughout a company, organisation of human resources, line and staff, span of control, job design, job enrichment, morale and motivation, sources of conflict, communication, consultation, culture, managing a unionised workforce, creating a sense of identity.

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Basic techniques of mathematical analysis for business decision making, use of mathematics in rates, taxes and foreign exchange, simple and compound interest, depreciation and amortisation, stock exchange calculation, price, income and yield, presentation of business data in mathematical terms.

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The central role of information in organisations and the development of systems to provide the information required. The application of information systems to elements of management theory

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An outline to the background of the increase of innovative activities within team contexts in organisations, understanding team and group dynamics, factors contributing/detracting from high performance team building, critical elements of personal, inter-team and intra-team communication.

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Analytical and decision-making methods and techniques based on the relationship between the organisation, the market and the financial conditions of business. Case studies are used to demonstrate the critical nature of pre-decision activity.

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Management and control of the selling process within a company, identification of selling activities appropriate for particular businesses and business situations, effectiveness of sales methods, interface between sales and the marketing and advertising functions, effects on turnover and profit.

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The sociological method and perspective, nature of explanation in the social sciences, historical context of the development of sociology, major current sociological perspectives, application of scientific methods in sociology, major social problems and the views of sociological authorities.

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Nature and scope of computer hardware, input and output devices, document reading equipment, date transmission systems, basic analysis and design of systems, computer languages, programming, software, use of computers in production, finance, accounting, and marketing.

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Use of quantitative techniques in gathering and presenting business information, survey methods, questionnaire design, sampling methods, interviews, tabulation, frequency distribution, averages and dispersion, forecasting, correlation and regression, time series analysis, index numbers, probability

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Economic environment, the world economy and the interrelationship between markets, fiscal and monetary policy, interest rates, technology and business, taxation, social and political environment, impact of government on business, legal environment, environmental factors leading to change.

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This course covers the nature of Total Quality Management as a means of achieving organisational success, and also examines the relationship between Total Quality Management and management culture, quality in customer relations, operations and strategic planning.

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Introduction to risk management, levels of information, sources of risk, risk analysis, determining critical risk factors, forecasting, rate increase reduction, funds requirement and synchronisation, schedule slippage, economic life span, quantifying, influencing and controlling risk factors.

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The process of venture creation within and external to organisations, market niches, gaps and opportunities, entrepreneurial skills, venture evaluation, business planning elements of entrepreneurial ventures, ownership, management, control and technical issues.

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Nature, causes and organisational effects of change, human consequences of change, the nature of innovation, employee involvement in innovation, barriers to change, selecting alternative paths, reconciling financial and commercial pressures, management of new projects and ventures.

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Feasibility assessment, cost estimation, time projection and critical deadlines, contract tenders, supply procurement planning, just-in-time procedures, work scheduling, critical path analysis, quality management, key activity management, progress chasing, project monitoring and appraisal.

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An analysis of the backgrounds, cultures and customs of differing peoples and nations, the nature and effect of global development, human welfare indicators, the effects of globalisation on attitudes to the developed market economies, changes since the cold war era, current developments.

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Examination of case studies to give practical illustrations of managerial problems relating to particular parts of organisations and to organisations as a whole, both within the organisation and externally. Development of students' skills in analyzing problems and providing appropriate recommendations.

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An introduction to philosophical thinking and its application to current management methods. The course covers the philosophy of mind, philosophy of mathematical and scientific based thinking, epistemology, political philosophy and accepted socialist, feminist and ecological philosophy issues.

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An analysis of ethical and ecological issues facing managers of organisations, pressures from public opinion and lobby groups, current responses to ethical and ecological issues, case-studies of organisational involvement in key ethical and ecological areas, sustainable development issues.

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Identifying and developing the skills needed for effective business presentation, initial contact and relationship building prior to presentation, assessing the needs of target audiences, acquiring knowledge for specific presentations, tailoring content to the recipient, non-verbal communication, evaluation and follow-up.

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A study of significant periods and development in the evolution of economic activity in the U.S. with special emphasis on the place of the American business community and its relationship to the world economy from 1776 to date.

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An analysis of the various systems of economic organisation; comparison of socialist methods of economic management with the operations of the market economy; overview of the current economics of selected nations.

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Examines the bases of trading among nations with emphasis on resources, foreign exchange, balance of payments, investments, tariffs, import quotas, export controls, nationalism, free trade, protectionism and the institutions aiding in world trade.

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The study and practice of composing various types of business reports, including analytical, progress, letter and short reports. Proposal writing, thesis composition and professional techniques are also stressed.

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Application of current entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial concepts and management techniques to actual situations. A project is developed in which each student analyzes the management structure of a different enterprise. Attention is also paid to creativity, innovation and ad hoc teams.

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This course emphasises on the development and methods of American capitalism; nature, origins and evolution of private property and free markets in agriculture, industry, trade and finance with special reference to the United States.