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| Subject | Description | Code | Unit |
| Computer Skills I |
Basic concepts of Information Technology, File management
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CSC21100 | 2 |
| Financial Mathematics | Mathematical finance is a field of applied mathematics, concerned with financial markets. The subject has a close relationship with the discipline of financial economics, which is concerned with much of the underlying theory. Generally, mathematical finance will derive and extend the mathematical or numerical models suggested by financial economics.
The aim of the course is to give a rigorous yet accessible introduction to the modern theory of financial mathematics. The student should already be comfortable with calculus and probability theory. Prior knowledge of important notions in mathematical finance concerning discrete required. We start with providing some background on the financial markets and the instruments traded. We will look at different kinds of interest rates, the main group of underlying assets, the markets where the interest rates are traded and the financial agents involved in these activities My main goal with this course is to present the mathematical modeling of financial markets in a mathematically rigorous way, yet avoiding mathematical technicalities that tend to deter people from trying to access. |
ACC31113 | 2 |
| English Language(I) | This course is designed for all the students of the university. The syllabus includes a comprehensive grammar and vocabulary incorporating systematic work on listening, speaking, reading and writing. It takes an integrated approach to pronunciation and includes learner training and revision. | ENG51100 | 6 |
| Microeconomic | This course will include introduction to Microeconomic, the difference between Micro and Macroeconomic, economic models, the ten principles of economics, the market forces of Demand and Supply, Elasticity and its applications, and household behavior and consumer choice. | ECO11100 | 3 |
| Principles of Accounting I | The general concepts and Definitions of the Accounting, Accounting Applications, Accounting balance, Book Keeping, Double-entry, Accounting records (General Journal record, Ledger record), posting and balancing, and prepare the trial balance. | ACC31101 | 3 |
| Principles of Management I |
Survey of the history of management and review of significant management literature applications of management theories to practical problems in planning, organizing, motivating, and controlling business activities. In this course we try to understand the meaning, and the importance of management and managers and their rolls in pursuing the employees to achieve their goals. We look at what do managers do and what skills and abilities they must develop if they are to manage their organizations successfully over time. We also indentify some of challenges that managers must address if their organizations are to grow and prosper |
BAD31100 | 3 |
| Principles of Statistics |
this Course consists of 5 Topics which contain deferent types of Statistical methods to Collect, Classified, analyzed and interpret the result of Data analysis. Therefore, Tabular and Graphical Methods, Measures of Location, Measures of Dispersion (Variability), Measures of Location and dispersion for group Data (classified data ), will be described in details throughout 15 Weeks.
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STA3116 | 3 |
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| Applied Statistics | This Course consists of 4 Topics which contains deferent types of Statistical methods to analyze and interpret the result of Data analysis. Therefore Correlation Analysis: – Concept of correlation, Coefficient of Correlation Methods, Regression analysis method and Least Square Method will be described in details throughout the second semester of year. | STA311213 | 2 |
| Financial Mathematics II | The important of financial Mathematic comes from the important of financial investments, and the process of borrowing, and lastly every important degree of importantly will be for the process of calculating the interests and its returns for the said investments and borrowing, equally for the accounting division or its impotency. So this subject includes a group of mathematical instruments which concern with how the interest, discount and returns on investments and loans be calculated, and the way to exchange and settle those investments and loans. | ACC31113 | 2 |
| Computer Skills II | In this course the student will learn both Word processing (MS-Office Word 2007) and Electronic Spreadsheet (MS-Office Excel 2007). | STA311213 | 2 |
| English (II) | This intensive course in general English provides an authoritative integrated syllabus, motivation topics, and cover the basic skills required in learning English. This course is specially adapted for the Middle Eastern students. The series of the book adopted has the following key features:Student’s Book with CD-ROM, Teacher’s Book, Workbook with/without key, Class Audio CDs, Workbook Audio CD, iTool ,Clear focus on grammar ,Balanced, integrated-skills syllabus ,Real-world speaking skills – Everyday English, Spoken English, Music of English | ACC31227 | 6 |
| Macroeconomic | This course will include introduction to Macroeconomic ,basic definitions ,the components of macroeconomic, the circular flow diagram in Macroeconomic, The Gross Domestic Product, the difference between Real and Nominal GDP, Productivity, the aggregate demand and supply, Macroeconomic Equilibrium, inflation and recession, phillip’s curve. | ECO11200 | 3 |
| Principles of Accounting II | This class will focus on:
The Accounting for Merchandising (Purchases and Sales Transactions, Purchase Discount, Purchase Returns & Allowances, sales discount, Sales Returns & Allowances), Notes payable & Notes Receivable, Accounting for Fixed assets, financial Statements: (Income statements & Balance Sheet).
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ACC31201 | 3 |
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| Principles of Marketing | Marketing is the business function that identifies customer needs and wants, determines which
Target markets the organization can serve best, and designs appropriate products, services, and programs to serve these markets. It guides the entire organization. The goal of marketing is to create customer satisfaction by building value-based relationships with customers, in conjunction with other internal and external business units. The end-result is gaining market leadership by understanding consumer needs and finding solutions of superior value, quality, and service. The objective of this course is to take a practical, managerial approach to marketing. It gives the student a comprehensive and innovative, managerial and practical introduction to marketing. The Principles of Marketing provides in-depth exposure to practical examples and applications about managerial decisions. These include the trade-off between the organization’s objective sand resources against needs and opportunities in the marketplace. |
BAD32101 | 2 |
| Public Administration | تتضمن مادة الادارة العامة دراسة لمفهوم وتحليل مبادىء الادارة العامة
وفق منظور معاصر يتضمن تحليل الاصالة والمداخل التأسيسية والتطويرية للادارة العامة بالتركيز على البنية التنظيمية كسلطات ومنظمات وعلاقات تنظيمية اساسية اضافة الى عملية صنع السياسات العامة والنظريات الحاكمة اضافة الى البحث في اليات تطوير موازنة الدولة ومعايير اعدادها وتقييم نتائجها كما سيركز على بحث تشكيلة الموارد البشرية واسلوب ادارتها بالجهاز الاداري الحكومي وكذلك دراسة فلسفة الادارة المحلية كنافذة للادارة اللامركزية والوحدات المكونة لها . |
BAD32106 | 2 |
| Computer Application | In this course the student will first review the Microsoft Excel 2007 skills that they learned in the 1st year, and then advance topics related to Microsoft Excel 2007 specialized for accounting major will be gained, after that the student will learn Microsoft Access 2007, and finally a fast review to Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. | BAD32102 | 2 |
| Human Resource Management I | Although there are many similarities between public and private human resource management (HRM), major differences exist. Through the early 1980s, the number of individuals employed by local, state, and federal governments steadily increased as merit systems and court decisions gave public employees increased job security. Concomitantly, however, the late 1970s and early 1980s saw the growth of a nationwide revolt against higher government taxes and the alleged abuses of big government. Citizen groups organized across the country refusing to pay higher taxes to maintain existing programs. Consequently, the public sector entered an era where it could no longer pass on increased service delivery costs to taxpayers or another level of government. As a result, public organizations searched for innovative ways to improve service delivery throughout the 1980s and 1990s to make more efficient use of their work forces.
Throughout, the image of public service declined. Public opinion surveys indicated that the majority of public believed that public servants were overpaid and under worked. Conventional wisdom held that public organizations protected incompetent employees and failed to reward top achievers. As a consequence public organizations faced tremendous pressure to mimic their private sector counterparts by downsizing their operations and holding employees more accountable for performance tied to productivity. |
BAD3210 | 3 |
| Intermediate Accounting II | In the Intermediate Accounting, it continue a tradition, , of helping students understands, prepare, and use financial information by linking accounting education with the “real world” accounting environment. The importance of students understanding the role of financial information in capital market has never been more important.
The recent legislation will be helpful, because it puts increased emphasis on proper and high-quality reporting. Companies, and the individuals who run these companies, must adhere to sound reporting practice or face severe sanctions. It is an exciting time for those studying the financial accounting. Interest has been higher in developing and accounting information that will be useful to interested parties.
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ACC32101 | 3 |
| Quantitative Methods | Concepts covered in this course include Linear Programming, Artificial Variable Technique, Dual Problem, Simplex Method, Transportation Problems, Assignment Problems. | ACC32116 | 2 |
| Organizational Theory | Organizations involve in most of aspects of our modern life. This makes it very necessary to understand how they work, how people act insides them and how can we improve their performance. This course subject will help you do that.
Organizational theory is about organizations and the various theories that have been developed to managing those social entities. The course will focus on the characteristics of different organizations, their nature and cultures and organizational theorists’ view about the determinants of their success and demise. It takes you through a journey that introduces you to various organization theories from classics to modern. Students of this course will be equipped with the necessary skills to work in and/or manage one of the most complex social entities that are called organizations. |
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| Subject | Description | Code | Unit |
| المالية العامة |
تتضمن مادة المالية العامة دراسة مفهوم النشاط المالي للدولة من جانب نفقات و إيرادات الدولة و المـــوازنة العامة بينهما . |
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| Human Resource Management II | Although there are many similarities between public and private human resource management (HRM), major differences exist. Through the early 1980s, the number of individuals employed by local, state, and federal governments steadily increased as merit systems and court decisions gave public employees increased job security. Concomitantly, however, the late 1970s and early 1980s saw the growth of a nationwide revolt against higher government taxes and the alleged abuses of big government. Citizen groups organized across the country refusing to pay higher taxes to maintain existing programs. Consequently, the public sector entered an era where it could no longer pass on increased service delivery costs to taxpayers or another level of government. As a result, public organizations searched for innovative ways to improve service delivery throughout the 1980s and 1990s to make more efficient use of their work forces.
Throughout, the image of public service declined. Public opinion surveys indicated that the majority of public believed that public servants were overpaid and under worked. Conventional wisdom held that public organizations protected incompetent employees and failed to reward top achievers. As a consequence public organizations faced tremendous pressure to mimic their private sector counterparts by downsizing their operations and holding employees more accountable for performance tied to productivity. |
BAD32105 | 3 |
| Intermediate Accounting II | In the Intermediate Accounting, it continue a tradition, , of helping students understands, prepare, and use financial information by linking accounting education with the “real world” accounting environment. The importance of students understanding the role of financial information in capital market has never been more important.
The recent legislation will be helpful, because it puts increased emphasis on proper and high-quality reporting. Companies, and the individuals who run these companies, must adhere to sound reporting practice or face severe sanctions. It is an exciting time for those studying the financial accounting. Interest has been higher in developing and accounting information that will be useful to interested parties. Therefore believe it that every student of business understanding the fundamentals of accounting and financial reporting to ensure that the system will be continually developed and improved, and intermediate accounting was the link the principle accounting with advanced accounting, and other farther accounting subjects
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ACC32102 | 3 |
| Marketing Management | Marketing Management Concepts and Applications
In its simplest form, marketing is the bridge between customers and products or services. Marketers must know how to study and analyze markets and their environment. Tools include marketing research methods, consumer and industrial buying behavior models, competitive strategy principles, and market segmentation techniques. Based on this market analysis, marketing managers recommend the appropriate marketing mix, consisting of decisions about product, price, channel, and promotion (integrated marketing communication). Understanding what options are available and how to choose is integral to the role of the marketing manager. To provide value to consumers and businesses, marketers must create offerings that achieve multiple objectives: satisfy the market, deal with competition, meet the firm’s objectives such as Revenue generation or profitability, and meet societal expectations. While the results of the decisions made by marketers are seen daily by consumers in retail stores, online, and in their homes, the decisions made behind the scenes are rarely obvious. Technology has had an enormous impact on the field of marketing; the average consumer would likely be amazed by how many options were considered and ultimately discarded to bring their favorite product to market. |
BAD322201 | 3 |
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Operations Research |
Concepts covered in this course Network Analysis, Critical Path Method ( C.P.M.) (PERT) Computations, Decision Theory, Decision Tree, Game Theory, Inventory Models. | BAD32208 | 2 |
| Organizational Behavior |
This course is to help students obtain in-depth understandings of organizations behaviour. . The course will focus on determinants of an organization’s success; such determinants will include employee relations, in-company communication, ethics, teamwork, conflict management, leadership and motivation. |
BAD32206 | 3 |
| Third Year | |||
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The world is rapidly becoming more complex, integrated and interconnected with the advent of new technology and media, facilitated via e-commerce.
E-commerce, a.k.a. e-business, has penetrated every aspect of business, education, government, society, and our personal lives. Global connectivity is changing the ways in which everyone lives and thinks.
Just as with the advent of the personal computer giving rise to completely new and unexpected uses, capabilities and environment, e-commerce technology enables highly innovative and completely new ways of relating, learning, communicating, living, and conducting business.
The advent of mobile commerce and “convergence” of technologies enabling “pervasive computing” will give rise to a highly interconnected world and society, heralding phenomenal, challenging and exciting changes. |
BAD33104 | 2 | |
| Financial Management | Financial management is the job which means money and the organization of the course of planning and oversight, and stimulate the development of financial managers and therefore this sense, focusing on the approach and content of financial management in contemporary thought and a financial theories on this subject and in accordance with its role in maximizing the wealth of owners through maximizing The market value per share. This course is familiar with post-graduate students on the contents of financial management and its objectives and criteria for evaluating the financial performance standards and a shift towards value and investment decisions, funding and the cost of funding and policy decisions on the distribution of profits and stand in front of crises and emergency financial conditions and other relevant topics. | BAD33102 | 3 |
| Financial Markets |
Financial market finances much of the expenditures by corporations, government and individuals. Financial institutions are the key intermediaries in financial markets because they transfer funds from savers to those who need funds financial institution and markets describes financial market and financial institution that serve those markets. It provides a conceptual framework that can be used to understand why markets exist. Each type of financial market describe, with a focus on the securities that are traded in that market and the participation by financial institution.
Today, many financial institutions offers all type of services such as banking security services, mutual fund services and insurance services. Each type of financial services is unique, however. Therefore. The discussions of financial services in this subject are organized by type of financial services that can be offered by financial institution. The financial credit crisis has had an adverse effect across financial markets and institutions. According, this module gives special attention to the impact of credit crisis on each type of financial market and institution. |
BAD33107 | 2 |
| المحاسبة الحكومية 1 |
1-كونها الاداة التنفيذية للموازنة العامة. 2-كونها الوسيط في تثبيت المعلومات المالية المخطط ان تقوم بها وحدات الدولة 3-تأمين وسيلة لاجراء الرقابة وضمان سلامة التصرفات المالية وتحديد الانحرافات لتصحيح مسار الخطط المستقبلية في الوحدات الحكومية . 4- تضم المادة جميع الاجراءات التنفيذية المالية للمؤسسات التي تمول مركزيا من الخزينة العامة للدولة وصولا الى اعداد الموازنة العامة للدولة. |
Acc2103 | 3 |
| Hospitality and Tourism |
This course will cover Core subject areas include , administration, finance, information systems, marketing, human resource management, public relations, strategy, quantitative methods and sectoral studies in the various areas of hospitality business. In addition to the core coursework above, degree-specific coursework normally. |
BAD33101 | 2 |
| Production Management I | This course discusses into the principles of both Production / Operations Management. It deals with the reasons for study OM, Operations Management as a Function, Operations Management as A Set of Decisions , The Heritage of Operations Management, Operations in the Service Sector, Production Systems(Job Shop, Batch, Mass and Continuous Production systems ) and Productivity (Single – factor productivity Multi-factor Productivity & Service Productivity ), Operations Strategy in a Global Environment , Design of Goods and Services, Forecasting (Quantitative forecasting & Qualitative forecasting). | BAD33105 | 3 |
| Research Methods | The course focuses on the analysis of business problems and the use of scientific research as a problem-solving tool. This encompasses the understanding and application of appropriate research designs, research statistics, and the use of the computer for data analyses, and report writing and presentation. Lectures are designed for 14 lecturing sessions: seven sessions before mid-term exam and the rest after the mid-term exam. Students are assigned to complete exercises Expected to invigorate their understanding on topics discussed in the lectures. Lecturing Process will utilize a student-centered learning approach. | BAD33106 | 2 |
| Sales Management | Sales management is a business discipline which is focuses on the practical application of sales techniques and the management of a firm’s sales operations. It is an important business function of net sales which found through the sale of products and services and resulting profit drive most commercial business. Typically, these are the goals and performance indicators of sales management.
In this course wide range of information will be covered including the following: the marketing mix selling and sales management process from both the theoretical and practical viewpoints. This course will be very valuable to those in the business administration department who will put emphases on the practical as well as the theoretical, aspects of sales management and will be invaluable assistance to sales people in the field as well as sales management
Sales management is an essential area of business and management now a day in order for our business students to gain a wide range of data and information on sales management this course must be taken by all who are in the business field |
BAD33103 | 3 |
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Banks Management
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The aim of this module is to provide a good grasp of both the basics (the structure and environment of banking) and selected aspects of the applied economics of the modern banking firm. It aims to:
• To develop a deeper understanding of best management practices in the modern banking lines.
• To enable students to envisage change and change management in the banking sector. |
BAD33202 | 2 |
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Cost Accounting
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The course contains cost definition, The purpose of cost accounting, financial accounting and cost accounting, Cost classification, Cost Estimation, Materials control and procedures, Methods of material issues, Controlling and accounting for wages cost, Cost accounting Cycle, and Accounting Treats of manufacturing cost. | ACC33101 | 3 |
| المحاسبة الحكومية 2 |
ان اهمية المحاسبة الحكومية تتأتى من: 1-كونها الاداةالتنفيذية للموازنة العامة. 2-كونها الوسيط في تثبيت المعلومات المالية المخطط ان تقوم بها وحدات الدولة 3-تأمين وسيلة لاجراء الرقابة وضمان سلامة التصرفات المالية وتحديد الانحرافات لتصحيح مسار الخطط المستقبلية في الوحدات الحكومية . 4- تضم المادة جميع الاجراءات التنفيذية المالية للمؤسسات التي تمول مركزيا من الخزينة العامة للدولة وصولا الى اعداد الموازنة العامة للدولة.
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Acc2103 | 3 |
| International Management |
This course addresses several questions: (1) why do firms expand abroad (2) How do firms expand abroad (3) How does managing a multinational corporation (MNC) differ from managing a domestic firm (4) How do managers cope with the multiple and often conflicting demands they face when managing cross-border operations. |
BAD33207 | 3 |
| Logistic Management |
Logistics Management provides a practical, management perspective of the following areas of logistics: distribution, transportation, order fulfillment, sales and operations planning, importing/exporting, global logistics, introduction to logistics portions of ERP systems, third party logistics, managing people & change within the supply chain, the greening of the supply chain, key performance indicators, and recent supply chain technologies such as RFID. The course is designed for BA students who have had little or no previous coursework or professional experience in logistics. To promote methods of approaching real‐world business problems, an integrated case study was developed for this course where students analyze aspects of the logistics system of PharmaMetrix, a hypothetical manufacturer of biotechnology products. Working in teams, the students analyze customer, supplier and inventory data to recommend its warehouse layout, transportation system and carriers, and U.S. distribution center location. |
BAD33203 | 2 |
| Organizational Behavior |
This course is to help students obtain in-depth understandings of organizations behaviour. . The course will focus on determinants of an organization’s success; such determinants will include employee relations, in-company communication, ethics, teamwork, conflict management, leadership and motivation.
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BAD32206 | 3 |
| Production Management II |
This course discusses into the principles of both Production / Operations Management. It deals with the reasons for study OM, Operations Management as a Function, Operations Management as A Set of Decisions , The Heritage of Operations Management, Operations in the Service Sector, Production Systems(Job Shop, Batch, Mass and Continuous Production systems ) and Productivity (Single – factor productivity Multi-factor Productivity & Service Productivity ), Operations Strategy in a Global Environment , Design of Goods and Services, Forecasting (Quantitative forecasting & Qualitative forecasting).
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BAD33205 | 3 |
| Projects Management | While project management can be a very complicated and dry subject, we have attempted to make the subject easy to comprehend and identify the necessary skills and learned behaviors a project manager needs to succeed. We cover the major subject areas of the topic and provide valuable information and insight in to the how’s and why’s of dozens of important subjects such as:
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BAD33201 | 2 |
| Strategic Management | Strategic Management is the capstone, integrative course for graduating business administration students. This is an exciting, challenging course that focuses on how firms formulate, implement, and evaluate strategies. Strategic-management concepts and techniques are studied. Students use all the knowledge acquired from prior business courses, coupled with new strategic-management techniques learned, to chart the future direction of different organizations. The major responsibility of students in this course is to make objective strategic decisions and to justify them through oral and written communication | BDA3320 | 3 |
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Crisis Management |
Risk management is the identification, assessment, and prioritization of risks (defined in ISO 31000 as the effect of uncertainty on objectives, whether positive or negative) followed by coordinated and economical application of resources to minimize, monitor, and control the probability and/or impact of unfortunate events or to maximize the realization of opportunities. Risks can come from uncertainty in financial markets, project failures (at any phase in design, development, production, or sustainment life-cycles), legal liabilities, credit risk, accidents, natural causes and disasters as well as deliberate attack from an adversary, or events of uncertain or unpredictable root-cause. Several risk management standards have been developed including the Project Management Institute, the National, actuarial societies, and ISO standards. Methods, definitions and goals vary widely according to whether the risk management method is in the context of project management, security, engineering, industrial processes, financial portfolios, actuarial assessments, or public health and safety. | BAD33203 | 2 |
| Feasibility Study | Course objective and methodology
This course, through applied theory and practice, is designed to enable students to begin with a venture idea, and develop the opportunity into a new business beginning with a feasibility study and culminating in a financeable, comprehensive business plan. We’ll utilize lecture, case studies, hands-on exercises and visiting entrepreneurs to inject a “real world” perspective and insight (maybe, even some tips). This is a capstone-type course so the student will draw on knowledge gained in marketing, finance, human resources, organizational behavior, and leadership to culminate in the production of a new venture proposal. |
BAD33203 | 2 |
| Insurance Industry | The basics of insurance are simple: one company offers a guarantee future payment for a contracted event. The company offering the guarantee charges a premium for insuring against the event’s occurrence – in doing so, the insurance company is protecting the client against certain circumstances, say physical capital loss due to a natural disaster. The insurance company assumes all financial responsibility associated with the client’s losses. | BAD33203 | 2 |
| Islamic banking refers to a system of banking or banking activity that is consistent with the principles of the Shari’ah (Islamic rulings) and its practical application through the development of Islamic economics. The principles, which emphasize moral and ethical values in all dealings, have wide universal appeal. Shari’ah prohibits the payment or acceptance of interest charges (riba) for the lending and accepting of money, as well as carrying out trade and other activities that provide goods or services considered contrary to its principles. While these principles were used as the basis for a flourishing economy in earlier times, it is only in the late 20th century that a number of Islamic banks were formed to provide an alternative basis to Muslims although Islamic banking is not restricted to Muslims.
Islamic banking has the same purpose as conventional banking except that it operates in accordance with the rules of Shari’ah, known as Fiqh al-Muamalat(Islamic rules on transactions). Islamic banking activities must be practiced consistent with the Shari’ah and its practical application through the development of Islamic economics. Many of these principles upon which Islamic banking is based are commonly accepted all over the world, for centuries rather than decades. These principles are not new but arguably, their original state has been altered over the centuries. |
BAD33203 | 2 | |
| Managerial Accounting I |
This course introduces the managerial accounting and what is the dimension of management accounting around the world. It also illustrates various operations of the Management Accounting, such as the role of activity-based-costing (ABC), Cost-Volume-Profit(CVP), Activity-based-management(ABM) and Just-In-Time (JIT), the types of financial management services and instruments, and their impact on the corporate enterprise. This course also seeks to introduce students to Cost-Accumulation systems, Activity-Based-costing in an international companies setting. In particular, the emphasis is on corporate financial decisions in a world management accounting uncertainty. |
ACC34106 | 3 |
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Business Simulation |
United States and international business practice and theory. Includes researching foreign business cultures and importing and exporting products. Emphasizes participation in all business decisions related to running a simulated company such as those in the International Business Practice Firm network model. Covers designing new products, developing marketing plans, and evaluating financial success. The simulated company will operate within a network of other student run “simulated companies” and will transact business with students in the United States and other countries. Skills. | BAD33203 | 2 |
| knowledge Management | This course focuses on how knowledge is created, captured, represented, stored and
reused so as to fully leverage the intellectual assets of a firm. The tools and techniques for knowledge acquisition, assessment, evaluation, management, organization and dissemination are applied to business situations. Topics include knowledge generation, knowledge coordination and codification, knowledge transfer and reuse, technologies and knowledge management and knowledge management strategies. |
BAD33203 | 2 |
| Managerial Accounting II |
The course will cover these topics in managerial accounting, Cost behaviour and analyses of fixed and variable costs, Profit planning and budgeting, . Master Budget, Flexible Budgets and overhead analyses,Responsibility Accounting, Capital Budgeting Decisions, Financial Statement analyses and evaluating investment centre performance |
ACC34206 | 3 |
| Total Quality Management | Quality Management is a course in which students learn continuous improvement philosophies and methodologies. The focus is on the continuous improvement of processes, relationships, products and services. Students completing this course will be able to establish and improve process baselines in educational institutions, engineering and manufacturing organizations, healthcare facilities, financial institutions, governmental agencies, and service organizations, Examples of process baselines are safety, customer satisfaction, quality, cycle time, and on-time delivery. | BAD33203 | 2 |
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