MBA Programs with Acquire as Tag

Business Statistics Course of BBA at University of Malaya

Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya

Faculty : Business and Accountancy
Department : Finance and Banking
Programme of Study : Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Accounting
Course Code : CBEB1109
Course Title : Business Statistics
Credit Hours : 3
Course Prerequisite(s) / None
Minimum Requirement(s) :
Learning Outcomes : At the end of this course, students should be able to:
1. Relate basic concepts, approaches and statistical techniques relevant
to business, accounting, economics and management.
2. Acquire skills in presenting, evaluating and interpreting daily problems
in statistical form and proceed to solve these problems using the
approaches taught in the course.
3. Employ various statistical methods used in business and appreciate
the presence of variability in business decision making.
4. Demonstrate awareness and depth of understanding of statistical
reasoning in the context of business environment.
5. Select the appropriate statistical techniques covered will include, Ztests,
T-tests, F-tests, correlation and simple regression. One-sample
and two-sample tests will be covered in dealing with complex
problems.
6. Use the computer (e.g. MS Excel, SPSS & EVIEWS) for data analysis
work.
Synopsis of Course Contents : Topics that will be discussed include definition and uses of statistics,
presentation of descriptive data, concept of probability, discrete and
continuous random variables. Other topics that will be covered include
statistical inference mainly in sampling and hypothesis testing. Common
techniques such as chi-squared test, analysis of variance (ANOVA), linear
regression and correlation will also be discussed.
Assessment : Continuous Assessment : 50%
Final Examination : 50%

Information Management & Information Systems from College of Management

Huazhong University of Science & Technology

Information Management & Information Systems

. Educational Objectives

This program provides students with advanced understanding and skills in information management and information systems, which involves the study of modern management and computer technology. It encourages the development of analysis and design skills in the subject, which can make a vital contribution to the abilities to analyze, design, execute and evaluate complex problem in business sectors, government and organization.
.Skills Profile

The aims of the program are to
1. Provide firm knowledge in the theories of economics, management science, mathematics and natural science
2. Provide a conceptual understanding of information management and information system;
3. Understand the analytical skills, design skills and their application in the discipline;
4. Develop a range of management skills and competences in organizing, analyzing, researching, communicating, developing and utilizing information;
5. Develop the ability to solve problems;
6. Understand its current stage of development;
7. Acquire the skills to search documents and data, and abilities to do research and practical job.

. Length of Schooling and Degree

Duration 4 years
Degrees Conferred Bachelor of Management

. Hours/Credits

Total Credits 202.5
Curriculum Class Hours/Credits 2601/162.5
Percentage in Total Credits 80.2%

Including

Class Hrs/Crs of General Education 1089/68
Percentage in Total Credits 33.6%

Class Hrs/Crs of Basic Courses of Disciplines 1008/63
Percentage in Total Credits 31.1%

Class Hrs/Crs of Specialized Courses 504/31.5
Percentage in Total Credits 15.6%

Weeks/Credits of Major Practical Training 30/30
Percentage in Total Credits 14.8%

Minimum Credits of Extracurricular Activities and Practice 10
Percentage in Total Credits 4.9%

. Major Disciplines

Management Economics Computer Science & Technology

. Main Courses

Managerial Economics Macro-Economics Management Market Selling Operations Management Accounting Operation Research Computer Network System Data Structure Database Management Systems Electronic Business Management Information Systems