BUAC1301 ACCOUNTING I

Accounting as a source of information for decision makers in profit and non-profit organizations.  The basic concepts of accounting such as revenues, expenses, assets, liabilities, profit and capital.  Introduction to double entry and elementary bookkeeping. Recording simple transactions, adjusting the accounts for prepayments and accruals, completing the accounting cycle and preparing elementary financial statements. Accounting for a complete cycle for merchandising enterprises (perpetual inventory systems) and preparing bank reconciliation.

COMP 1109 Introduction to Information Systems

The scope of this course is providing fundamental knowledge of information system concept, design, and implementation, specifically on data modelling, design of relational databases and SQL language.

BUMG 1103 Introduction to Business Management

Introduction to management principles, concepts and techniques, management process and functions including: 1) Planning and decision-making, organizing, staffing, leadership, motivation, communication and control. 2) Nature and importance of business and its objectives, development of a fundamental understanding of some basic functions in business such as production and operations, marketing, finance, and human resource management.


BUMG1102-2019S1 Business Statistics I

Basic statistical concepts and techniques such as sample, population, parameter, statistic, descriptive statistics, probability concepts, theoretical discrete and continuous probability distributions (Binomial, Poisson, and Normal), inferential statistics (confidence intervals and Hypothesis testing) as applied in business & economics.

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COMP1112 Introduction to Computing

This course seeks to provide the concepts on computing - computer hardware, software, Internet and reinforce basic programming skills. This will enable the students to acquire skills and knowledge which will easily transfer to other areas of her/his study.

BUEC1601 Introduction to Microeconomics

Fundamental economics concepts, opportunity cost, scarcity, demand, supply, price mechanisms, household behavior, government role, utility, market structure, profit maximization, theory of the firm, income, applied microeconomics