Faculty of Business and Accountancy University of Malaya
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Graduate School of Business Sciences at University of Tsukuba
Business Informatics (BI)
This program fosters human resources who are equipped with a broad basic knowledge of IT, the business environment, and management, and who are engaged in such tasks as planning new businesses using IT, or envisaging, design, order, and development of information systems. These include professionals capable of planning a new marketing technique using the World Wide Web and other Internet technologies or identifying business needs for different information systems in order to design and evaluate systems that meet those needs.
To this end, students learn basic knowledge in overall information processing technologies and then acquire specialized knowledge in areas such as information security, information search, data mining, and software development.
[Example Research Subjects]
Research on Extraction of Knowledge from Free-Form Descriptive Data in Customer Satisfaction Survey
Research on an Efficient Use of Analyst Information Using Text Mining
Research on the Method of Configuring an Administrative Agency Website Automatic Update System
Research on Software Documentation for Estimating the Development Scale
Correlation Between Information System Implementation Method and Organizational Form
Proposal of Web Browse Information Reuse and Search Interface
Proposition for a User-Oriented System Requirements Definition Method Using Visual Representation
Development of a Programming Language and Environment Specializing in Game Description
Development of Trade Finance EDI Gateway Server System and Demonstration of the Effects of its Implementation
Correlation between IT Strategy and Business Performance in the Banking Business
Value Map-Driven Method of Evaluating Information Systems
Empirical Research on a Process Integration Model for the Financial Business
Database Design and Management Strategies
With the rapid advancement in computer usage, use of databases for strategic purposes has progressed dramatically. Knowledge of database fundamentals is a must for any manager, from top executive level to operational level. Words such as Database Marketing, Data Mining, and Data Warehousing have become buzz words among business people recently. In this course, students learn the fundamentals of database theory. They also explore existing databases and then design, create, and build a user interface in a database project of their choice while learning a popular database software tool. Samples of recent student projects have been in databases developed for e-commerce, finance management, human resources management, and property management.
MBA Program from School of Management at Zhejiang University
The MBA Program of the School of Management, Zhejiang University is a Masters-level program that started in 1994. It aims to cultivate executive managerial talents with global vision and thinking as well as abilities of strategic decision, organizational leadership and resource integration.
Education in the MBA program of the School of Management includes orientation, course learning, supervisor selecting, internship, and dissertation writing, etc. The courses of the MBA program are divided into key courses, modular courses, electives and business practice. Through systematic learning and training of these management courses, an MBA student can integrate what he has learned in different courses, think strategically and holistically, and combine newly acquired knowledge with his previous management experience to analyze and solve various kinds of management problems. The key courses in the MBA program include Data Model and Decision, Accounting, Managerial Economics, Organizational Behavior, Information Systems and E-commerce, Finance, Marketing, Operations Management, Strategic Management, etc.