Department of Business Information Systems
The Programme is designed with a five-fold structure with different
course requirements as follows:
- College-wide Requirements (CR) - providing foundation knowledge
in humanities and social studies, in language and communication
skills, culture, history, and physical education
- Faculty Requirements (FR) - emphasizing fundamental concepts
in economics, business, and mathematics for the preparation of
advanced courses in the students' chosen field within the Faculty
of Commerce
- Departmental Requirements (DR) - emphasizing more advanced knowledge
and concepts in Business Information Systems
- Technical Electives (TE) - providing choices for more specialized
knowledge and concepts related to IT.
- Elective Courses (EC) - including all elective courses within
the Faculty of Commerce or free elective chosen across faculties.
Information Systems
Courses in the Information Systems group provide students with the
knowledge in analyzing and designing various kinds of information
systems in business area. Besides, Technology group introduces students
the knowledge of programming skills, the web systems, and networking.
Business and Management
The Business and Management group includes foundation
courses as well as mathematics knowledge for preparing students
to possess general knowledge in business and management.
Accounting and Finance
In the Accounting and Finance subject group, accounting courses
provide students with a solid foundation of the conceptual framework
in accounting while the finance courses assist all students to understand
the financial aspects of a business organization. Students will
therefore be able to interpret, analyses financial information which
can assist the business decision-making process.
Logisitics
Courses in the Logistics group mainly help students to build up
their knowledge of logistics and customer relationship management.
Projects
There is also a Project group, which helps students consolidate
and apply their knowledge in real situations, acquire research skills
and develop their self-learning ability.
All these courses serve as a solid platform for students to develop
their business analytical and programming skills, preparing them
to pursue further postgraduate education and research.
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