UNIVERSITY OF FINANCE AND ECONOMICS...Fundamentals Of Economics ECN116 Microeconomics topics will include the basics of supply and demand, market equilibrium, elasticity, market efficiency

4 years

Applicants educational requirements: Full secondary

CURRICULUM OF MANAGEMENT, INFORMATION

SYSTEM

Major code 61203

UNIVERSITY OF FINANCE

AND ECONOMICS

Approved by. Director of UFE Batjargal.D Approved by Erkhembulgan.P /Education, Culture and

Science Ministry, Higher Education of Division head/

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Date: …………………………. Date: ………………………….

Degree to be awarded: BA Program in Information system

Major: INFORMATION SYSTEM

Study form: Day program

Per semester 16 weeks

Study period:

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Approved by the meeting of Academic Council from …… /……../ 201...

Formulated bySaranchimeg.N /Head of Department of Information system

management, UFE./

Approved by D.Batjargal /Director of UFE Academic council/

Supervised by B.Munkhbayar /Vice-principal of Academic affairs/

Curriculum for management, information system

• Define business requirements of IT/IS for identifying and proposing innovative solutions to solve

organisational problems using professional frameworks and/or methods. Ability of effective communication

and making presentations including project results and advisory with all stakeholders.

• Be qualified with change management and project management skills of system development lifecycle

including functional/nonfunctional requirements defining, system designing, testing, implementing and

maintaining.

• Ability to elaborate project documents related to information system which meets the requirements of

international standarts.

• Skills for analyzing business process, developing system design and programming.

• Ability to use knowledge of project management for information system development

• Ability to gather and manage informations or knowledges for adapting to a changing environment

• Ability to prepare report including marketing research and data processing in order to make effective and

innovative decision

The Mission statement of University of finance and economics

The Mission statement of Department of Information system

To provide the students with an educational opportunity to live an affluent life through their wisdom.

Program purpose

The Purpose of this bachelor program is to prepare professional who would be capable of:

Assessing business environment using proper analitical and decision making tools

Developing and implementing optimal technological solutions for solving business issues

Demonstrating leadership through collabrative tasks

Working efficiently and effectively applying sound project management techniques and professional

communication skills

Being highly ethical professional in the selected field.

To prepare specialists equipped with high level theoritical and practical knowledge and skills both in

business and IT and capable to develop and maintain efficient and reliable IS for all sectors of economy. At

the same time specialists should follow high ethic standards.

Required skills for professional

Required knowledge for professional

• The basic knowledge of business administration and information technology

• Broad understanding of information systems and technology's role and benefit

• The knowledge of creative problem-solving techniques which are used to develop, manage, use of

information systems, and ways to identify and define the computing requirements appropriate to its solution,

• General knowledge of legal and regulatory standards, and apply appropriate ethical considerations

including respect for privacy and intellectual property

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№ CODE SUBJECT NAME CREDIT PREREQUISITE SEMESTER

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18

1 HSS111 Sociocultural Anthropology Of Mongols 3 5,6,7,8

2 MLS111 Mongolian Stylistics 3 2,3

3 MAT115 Applied Mathemathics 3 3,4

4 ECN116 Fundamentals Of Economics 3 4,5

5 EMR111 Civil Defense

6 ASW221 Application Software Essentials 3 MAT115 2,3,4

7 ALG121 Essential Of Algorithms 3 2

6

SSE241 Political science

SSE242 Sociology

HSS241 Philosophy

ECL141 Ecology

CLT241 Chorus

CLT242 Drama

CLT243 Painting

CLT244 Dance

CLT245 Literature

PHE141 Volleyball

PHE142 Basketball

PHE143 Aerobic

PHE144 Athletics

PHE145 Archery

PHE146 Sport travel

PHE147 Handball

PHE148 Badminton

PHE149 Table tennis

LRU241 Russian study

LJP242 Japanese study

2 1,2,3,4

1,2,3,4

1. General core subjects:

1.А.Required subjects:

6

1.Б.1. Social science and humanities:

1.Б .Elective subjects

1.Б.3. Physical:

8

1.В .Electives

9

1.В.1. Language and country study:

3

7

1,2,3,4

Social science

Humanities

1 1,2,3,4

1.Б.2. Arts:

3

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LCH243 Chinese study

LKR244 Korean study

LGE245 Germany study

TFL113 TOEFL prepartion I

IEL113 IELTS preparation

GMT113 GMAT preparation

EWS341 Academic writing EAP114

16

EAP111 Academic English I 1

EAP112 Academic English II EAP111 2

EAP113 Academic English III EAP112 3

EAP114 Academic English IV EAP113 4

EAP115 Academic English V EAP114 4

EAP116 Academic English VI EAP115 4

EPL211 English Proficiency Level -I EAP116 4

EPL212 English Proficiency Level -II EAP117 4

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30

11 ISM221 Fundamentals of information systems 3 MGM121 3,4

12 DBM121 Fundamentals of database 3 2,3

13 MGM332 Principles of Operation Management 3 MGM121 4,5

14 ACC121 Fundamentals of accounting 3 2,3

15 FIN126 Fundamentals of finance 3 2,3

16 MGM121 Fundamentals of management 3 2,3

17 MKT226 Marketing 3 MGM121 3,4

18 LAW321 Business law 3 5,6,7,8

19 BUS322 Business ethic 3 MGM121 5,6,7,8

20 WEB231 Multimedia, web design 3 ASW221 3,4

3

CGR221 Graphic design

AIS331 Accountinh Information system ACC121

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22 CGR321 Human And Computer Interactions 3 CGR221 6,7

23 MGM331 Human resource management 3 MGM121 3,4

24 SWE221 Programming Language 3 ALG121 2

25 DBM221 Database Management System 3 DBM121 4

26 SWE222 Object Oriented Programming 3 SWE221 4

3. PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS:


1,2,3,4

3 4,5

2. PROFESSIONAL CORE SUBJECTS


2.Б .Elective subjects:

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1610

9 3

1.Г .Англи хэлний багц

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27 DCN331 Data Communication And Network 3 ISM221 6,7,8

28 SWE331 Visual Programming 3 SWE222 5

29 SWE332 Internet Programming 3 SWE331 6

30 ISA331 System Analysis And Design 3 DBM121, ISM221 4

31 ISA332 Object Oriented System Analysis 3 ISA331 5

32 ISA333 Object Oriented System Design 3 SWE222, ISA332 6

33 ISA334 Information System Project Management 3 ISA332 7

34 ISM431 Business Strategy And Information System 3 ISA334, MGM332 8

35 EBC431 E-Business And E-Commerce Systems 3 WEB231, SWE332 6,7,8

36 DWM431 Data Warehouse And Data Mining 3 DBM221 5,6,7,8

37 ENG325 Computer English 3 6,7,8

38 ISM434 SENIOR SEMINAR тооцох 6,8

3

EIT441 Emerginh Technology SWE222

ISM435 Information System Audit ISA332

ISM436 Innovation Management For Technology ISA332

5

40 SDI111 Social Internship 0 өвөл,зун

41 ISII221 Introduction Internship 1SWE221, WEB231,

SWE331өвөл,зун

42 ISP324 Information System Project 3 DBM221, ISM221 зун

43 ISPI332 Production Internship 1 ISII221 7,8

3

44 CEX222 Comprehensive Exam I тооцох

ECN116, MAT116,

MLS111, DBM221,

ISM221, SWE221,

ALG121, MGM121,

MKT226

4.5

45 EEX222 English Comprehensive Exam тооцох ENG212 4.5.6.7

46 CEX327 Comprehensive Exam Ii тооцох

ENG325, WEB231,

SWE222, DCN331,

SWE331, ISM331,

ISM332,

ISM333,

MGM332, CEX222

5.6.7

47 ISFP431 DIPLOMA THESIS 3 CEX337 7,8

132

Ratio Credit Percent

General core subjects 40 30%

Professional core subjects 33 25%

Prodessional subjects 59 45%

Total credit 132 100%

3.В Internship

3.Г. Comprehensive exam:

TOTAL CREDIT

3.Б .Сонгон суралцах хичээл

39 3 7,8

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№ SUBJECT CODE LESSON DESCRIPTION

1

Sociocultural

Anthropology Of

Mongols

HSS111

This course explores Genesis of Mongols, their language, scripts, and education system,

Nomadic way of life, World-view of Mongols, and their State and statehood of Mongols

in the past, present, and future time. Throughout this course, students will acquire first,

distinction of Mongols in the socio-cultural framework; second, know a set of rigorous

analytic skills that will allow them think deeper and reach pith of the matter by

themselves; third, will be able to work as a team to express their opinions.

2 Mongolian Stylistics MLS111

This course will cover the concepts of standards of the literary language to be mastered

and followed by the people who speak Mongolian, classification of the errors made by

the misusing the standards, specific features of each type of stylistics, types of the essays

and orthography. The students will also learn the methods and methodolgy of producing

official documents between individuals and organizations, writing essays, analysing and

interpreting texts, making a presentation, correcting orthographical and stylistical errors.

2Applied

MathemathicsMAT115

This course studies the basic understandings of set which is the basic understanding of

set theory, set elements, operation on set, matrix which is the element of linear algebra,

matrix operations, determinant of a matrix, methods of solving linear systems of equation

and its analysis, applications,

definite and indefinite integrals and their applications, linear programming problems

which are the basic elements of the optimization theory, transportation problem and

methods of solving transportation problem, complex number which is the basic

understanding of dynamic analysis, first and second order differential and difference

equation, methods of solving first and second order differential and difference equation

and their applications. Accordingly, students will be able to use mathematical

methodology how to make some conclusions and decisions in economics, business,

finance and investment problems.

3Fundamentals Of

EconomicsECN116

Microeconomics topics will include the basics of supply and demand, market

equilibrium, elasticity, market efficiency and equity, organizing production, their output

and cost measurement, the optimal choice of maximizing the firm's profit and the types of

the market competition. The students will also be introduced to the macroeconomics

main theoretical concepts such as gross domestic product, and its measurement,

economic growth, employment, unemployment, price level, inflation, exchange rate,

balance of payment, aggregate demand, aggregate supply, fiscal policy and monetary

policy. The student will gain basic knowledge about the decision making of the

consumers and producers as the main economic participants as well as skills of

interpreting the prospects and causes of the national and international economy based on

the macroeconomics main concepts and indicators on the elementary level.

3 Civil Defense

The course is a study of the law on Disaster Protection , procedures of disaster

protection activities, organization, force, types of disasters and their impacts, duties for

protection organizations and citizens from disasters, modern chemical, biological and

bacteriological weapons and their special features.

4Application

Software Essentials

This course is aim to introduce word processing software that allows users to work with

documents and styling academic papers according to academic standards, and

spreadsheet program features including various types of formulas, pivot table, creation of

graphs and other advanced tools for processing data.

4Essential Of

AlgorithmsEMR111

This course studies basic conception and definition of algorithm, general structure,

methods to describe algorithm, block diagram to describe algorithms, structural and not

structural block diagram, key words, defining data types, loop parameters, table

dimensions, linear and rectangular table, conventional algorithm, algorithms for sorting

problems (merge sort, quicksort and priority queues), numbering system for algorithm

and algorithms for searching problems (symbol tables, binary search trees and balanced

search trees).

1. GENERAL CORE:

1.А. Requiremed subjects:

1.Б .General elective subjects

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Political science SSE241

This course is a study of the origin and development of the political science, its objects,

political power, political legitimacy, political regimedemocratice theory and waves,

political system, interest groups and lobby, political leadership, elite, political party, basic

roles, political party internal democracy, financial issues, state, electiona and election

system, political culture, behaviour, political PR, political corruption and international

political relations.

Sociology SSE242

This course is a study of the origin and development of sociology, its subject matters,

functions and structure, sociology and other social sciences, individual is an object of

sociology, socialization, sociological survey, sociological survey program, sociological

survey methodology and methods, methods of social and psychological relations survey,

concepts of society, social commonnes, social structure, social relations, political life of

society, social institutions and social culture.

Ecology ECL141

Students study ecological science and its relation to the other sciences, ecological

systems and their dynamics, issues of the applied ecology, environmental protection,

human ecology, sustainable development, exploitation of the natural resources, climate

change, issues of the environmental pollution, land use and its rehabilitation legal system

of ecology, legal conflicts of ecology, and economy of ecology.

Philosophy HSS241

This course introduces to the concepts of philosophy, specific features of the Western,

Eastern, mediaval, renaissance, early modern and modern philosophical thoughts, ides of

their main representatives, theoretical issues of philosophy / life or existence and its

cognition by a person/ , branch of philosophy /linguistic, cultural, aesthetic, historico-

social, human philosophy, economic philosophy and political philosophy/.

Chorus CLT241

This course is a study of the following basic concepts, such as theory of music, rhythm,

musical note, dynamic nuances, vocal category, proper breathing, blend and balance,

sight-reading proficiency and a cappella singing. As well as the students will learn

techniques of singing with the conductor in the orchestra, making their voice clear and

managing own voice.

Drama CLT242

This course introduces students to the origin and development of Mongolian and World

theatres, acting skills, concentration on the stage, actions, contacts on the stage,

sensitivity, imagination, fantasy, creating a role, stage positioning, literal and figurative

meaning of the word and practice of better pronunciation. The students will develop their

artistic thinking, get aesthetic education,communication culture and conviction, as well as

they will be able to express their opinion freely in public.

Painting CLT243

This course introduces the basic concepts , such as theoretical knowledge about the

Mongolian and world art, working on lines, quick drawing, colors and their harmony,

drawing, composing, black and colored drawings. The students will understand art

works, develop their abstract mindset, see things from multiple angles, develop their

aesthetic perception, dress properly, work on the sketches, gain skills and creative

attitude of creating workplace and living environment culture.

Dance CLT244

This course is a study of the origin and development of the world and Mongolian dance,

Mongolian ethnical dance, the first elements of motion harmony of the traditional and

folk dance, classic and free-style dance, techniques of Latin dance, basic movements,

footwork, sitting and handhold, basic turnout. The students will also possess dancing

techniques, motion harmony, get aesthetic education and gain skills of healthy living and

dynamic movement.

1.Б.1. Social scienc:

5

6

1.Б.2 Урлаг судлалын хичээлүүд

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Literature CLT245

This course covers the concepts of the Mongolian and world literary poetry, prose, play,

specific types of literary critics, writer’s work, writing skills, types of the contemproray

journalism, journalist’s skills, special characteristics of publication writing, newshound

and civil journalism. It will develop the student's skills of imagination and aesthetic

perception to analyse the art works in the modern society, analysing poetry and prose,

developing imagination, using and possessing the expressive means of the native

language.

Volleyball PHE141

The course is a study of the history of volleyball development (draws, matches,

producing final evaluation), judge’s indications, team performances (attack and defense

versions), and volleyball related general body development exercises

Basketball PHE142

The subject will introduce the history of basketball development, dribbling, shooting,

rules (draws, matches, and producing final evaluation), judges indications, team

performances (defense and attack variations), and volleyball related general body

development exercises.

Aerobic PHE143

The subject is a study of the basic concepts of aerobics, history of its development,

modern types of aerobics, its basic principles, effects of aerobic and dance exercises on

the human body, performance of aerobics with equipment (with stepper, dumbbells, ball,

body bar, and rubber), without equipment (with high and moderate intense, with mixed

and low intense).

Athletics PHE144

This course introduces the basic concepts about types and categories of athletics,

marching techniques, short, middle and long distance runs, marathon and techniques of

high jump, long jump and triple jump, techniques of throwing a harpoon and javelin as

well as speed, force, acumen and flexibility. The students will be able to perform any

difficult and easy exercises.

Archery PHE145

This subject is a study of the basic concepts of special exercises of archery, physical

characteristics of the human body, accessories and equipment, arrow adjustment and

breakdown, basic shooting techniques, safety equipment and clothes, general physical

training exercises, close quarter shootings, judgments, its rules, producing final scores,

and tournament organization.

Sport travel PHE146

This subject is a study of how to properly conduct towards the environment, provide

with concept on conservation of natural and ecological balance, teach students with

Mongolians’ traditional customs towards nature, learn proper choice of clothes,

equipment, food appropriate to travel and whether conditions, proper breathing

techniques when traveling on foot, and techniques for mountain climbing.

Handball PHE147

This course is a study of the history of development of handball sport, its rules (draws,

matches, and producing final scores), judges indications, team performances (defense

and attack versions), handball related general body development exercises

Badminton PHE148

This course is a study the history of development of badminton, its rules, judges

indications, servings, defense and attack versions, and badminton related general body

development exercises. It will also develop the movement harmony, spatial orientation

and speed.

Table tennis PHE149

This course is a study of the history of development of table tennis, its rules, servings,

defense and attack versions, table tennis related general body development exercises. It

will also develop the movement harmony, spatial orientation and speed.

Russian study LRU241

This course will introduce the model of the thoughts of Russian providing the

elementary knowldge of Russian phonetics, lexis. The students will gain the skills of

making small talks, writing, reading and translating, as well as the skills of esteeming the

history, culture, customs, art, sport, business, communication cuture and moral values of

the country and the skills of applying the gained knowledge in the international business

relations.

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6

7

1.Б.3. Physical education courses:

1.В.1 Language study

1.В.Elective subjects:

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Japanese study LJP242

This course will introduce the model of the thoughts of Japanese providing the

elementary knowldge of Japanese phonetics, lexis. The students will gain the skills of

making small talks, writing, reading and translating, as well as the skills of respecting the



relations.

Chinese study LCH243

This course will introduce the model of the thoughts of Chinese providing the

elementary knowldge of Chinese phonetics, lexis. The students will gain the skills of

making small talks,, writing, reading and translating, as well as the skills of respecting

the history, culture, customs, art, sport, business, communication cuture and moral values

of the country and the skills of applying the gained knowledge in the international

business relations.

Korean study LKR244

This course will introduce the model of the thoughts of Korean providing the elementary

knowldge of Korean phonetics, lexis. The students will gain the skills of making small

talks,, writing, reading and translating, as well as the skills of respecting the history,

culture, customs, art, sport, business, communication cuture and moral values of the

country and the skills of applying the gained knowledge in the international business

relations.

Germany study LGE245

This course will introduce the model of the thoughts of German language providing the

elementary knowldge of German phonetics, lexis. The students will gain the skills of

making small talks, writing, reading and translating, as well as the skills of respecting the



relations.

TOEFL prepartion I TFL113

An academic writing class that aims to help students master the standard organizational

patterns of the paragraph and the basic concepts of essay writing in English. Includes

comprehensive review of the grammar, English sentence structure and acquire linguistic

comprehension through texts. Additionally, this course aims to prepare students use their

writing skills in university setting and future job environment. Upon completion of the

course, students will be able to clearly utter ideas and descriptions in given topic in

written form. Moreover, students will learn writing techniques such as listing, clustering,

free writing, etc. have a detailed understanding of academic writing and essay structure.

IELTS preparation IEL113

International English Language Testing System (IELTS),an elective course aims to prepare students

for academic IELTS exam. The class is designed to those students who take the IELTS test and

plan to undertake higher education study or work in professional that demand high competencies in

English. It. It focuses on four modules of IELTS exam -Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking

skills and techniques required to sit for the test and assists students to familiarize with the various

test formats and acquire test-taking strategies. Students will practice different language task-types

through a variety of activities, practice tests, discussions and self-study assignments. Upon the

completion of the course students will be able to take the exam by using effective test-taking

strategies.

GMAT preparation GMT113

This course studies the method of solving problems those advantageous in the business environment

with the help of algebra, geometry, and arithmetic. GMAT examination is based on the computer

and checks the students logic and analytic ability those enrolled in the master’s program of business

administration.

Academic writing EWS341

This course studies the method of solving problems those advantageous in the business

environment with the help of algebra, geometry, and arithmetic. GMAT examination is

based on the computer and checks the students logic and analytic ability those enrolled in

the master’s program of business administration.

Academic English I EAP111

English for Academic Purposes (EAP) is, at its heart, an English course. EAP provides

students with the skills necessary to study in educational institutions overseas.

Furthermore, participants on this programme will learn to develop their critical thinking

skills to further enable them to enhance their employability in both private and public

sectors.

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1.В.2 English core

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Academic English II EAP112





sectors.

Academic English

IIIEAP113





sectors.

Academic English

IVEAP114





sectors.

Academic English V EAP115





sectors.

Academic English

VIEAP116





sectors.

English Proficiency

Level -IEPL211

The English Proficiency Level -I course is for the students with an advanced level of

English who intend to master the language. The main focus of the course is on lexical

and pragmatic features rather than grammatical features of the language. The course will

increase the students’ knowledge and skills of spoken and written English in a variety of

social, economic, business and academic situations. It provides a preparation for

Cambridge Proficiency English (CPE), IELTS and IBT TOEFL

English Proficiency

Level -IIEPL212

The English Proficiency level-II course is the following link of C2 course I. The

course provides an opportunity for students to master English language as equal as the

native speakers and successfully pass Cambridge English Proficiency (CPE), IELTS and

IBT TOEFL examinations.

10Fundamentals of

information systemsISM221

Fundamentals of Information System is the training process that is Information System

and Information Technologies role of firm’s business processes, strategies for

competitive advantage, managerial decision making; giving basic knowledge and

concepts for developing, using, managing to IS and IT.

11Fundamentals of

databaseDBM121

This course is aim to introduce word processing software that allows users to work with

documents and styling academic papers according to academic standards, and

spreadsheet program features including various types of formulas, pivot table, creation of

graphs and other advanced tools for processing data.

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Principles of

Operation

Management

MGM332Princeples of Operation Management studies the most productive and efficient managing

methods providing high prodoctive organinzation process.

13Fundamentals of

accountingACC121

Credit 3. Introduction to Accounting. Underlying principles and the concepts relating to financial

accounting and technical proficiency in the use of double-entry accounting techniques including the

preparation of basic financial statements. Prerequisite: None

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2.А Required subjects:

2. PROFESSIONAL GENERAL SUBJECTS:

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14Fundamentals of

financeFIN126

This course introduces main topics associated to organizing financial management

covering time value of money, return, and types of return, risk, interest rate, security

valuation and business organizations long term investment and financing sources.

As well essential techniques for financial analysis and planning and long term investment

and financing decision making will be gained

15Fundamentals of

managementMGM121

Essential concepts and applications to planning, organizing, leadership, controlling,

decision making; basic organizational theory, individual and group behavior traits,

operation and human resource management.

16 Marketing MKT226

This course provides the student with the fundamental concepts associated with the study

and practice of marketing. Major topics of discussion include the marketing environment,

decision making, buyer behavior, and marketing mix strategies: pricing, distribution,

selling, advertising, and promotions.

17 Business law LAW321

The subject aims at directing students to moral participation in business and social

relations, and become a decent member of the society, and will study the goal of ethics,

concepts of ethics, main concepts, needs, business ehtics, its goal, needs for its study, the

scope and forms of social responsibilities by businesses, business secrets, business which

has no conflicts of interests, no corruption, competitive, and nature oriented, international

business ethics, notion about professional ethics, and consumer ethics. The course will

provide with skills in applying core and theoretical knowledge of business ethics in

business relations, to control one's individual ethics, giving evaluation to social ethics,

being liberal in dealing with any issues, ability ot make decissions not for profits but for

the benefits, esteem professional ethics, be conscious about social responsibility, and

ability to run business withing the frame of law.

18 Business ethic BUS322

The subject aims at directing students to moral participation in business and social

relations, and become a decent member of the society, and will study the goal of ethics,

concepts of ethics, main concepts, needs, business ehtics, its goal, needs for its study, the

scope and forms of social responsibilities by businesses, business secrets, business which

has no conflicts of interests, no corruption, competitive, and nature oriented, international

business ethics, notion about professional ethics, and consumer ethics. The course will

provide with skills in applying core and theoretical knowledge of business ethics in

business relations, to control one's individual ethics, giving evaluation to social ethics,

being liberal in dealing with any issues, ability ot make decissions not for profits but for

the benefits, esteem professional ethics, be conscious about social responsibility, and

ability to run business withing the frame of law.

19Multimedia, web

designWEB231

This course introduces students to the fundametal concepts of HTML widespread tags,

table layouts, bullets, interface creation using visual tools, stylesheet of webpages,

masterpage and hyperlink as well as multimedia concept including flash technology,

animation and animated webpage is also designed.

Graphic design CGR221

This course is designed to introduce basic graphic design understandings including

layers, panels, color types, photo editting and animation, program interface and web

design, picture file types, layouts and design concept.

Accountinh

Information systemAIS331

The accounting information systems course is the learning activity to study the

processing and reporting system of accounting information systems of the business

entities.

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Human And

Computer

Interactions

CGR321

Human computer interaction is training process that provides the concept of human

computer interaction and user interfaces focusing on effective user interface design,

implementation, testing and evaluation techniques for designing interactive systems.

22Human resource

managementMGM331

An introduction to the human resources function and related elements and activities. Key

functions; recruitment, selection, training and development, performance appraisal,

retention policy, compensation and benefits, and labor relations are examined.

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2.Б .Elective subjects


3. PROFESSIONAL SUBJECTS:

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23Programming

LanguageSWE221

Programming language is the training process that is introduce programming basic

technique to students and bring it to practice by using C programming language.

24Database

Management SystemDBM221

This course studies methodologies database programming, what select, group by, order

by, procedure, trigger, job and user management of privacy, security on MS SQL server.

25Object Oriented

ProgrammingSWE222

This course studies basic concepts and definition of object oriented technology, object-

oriented programming (OOP) language, application of OOP, objects, classes, data

abstraction and data encapsulation, Inheritance, polymorphism, dynamic binding,

message passing, Installing and running Java (eclipse), application of Java, simple Java

program, program features, comments, data types, exception, File, FileOutputStream,

OutputStream, FileInputStream, InputStream, JDBC database and Java Graphics2D.

26Data Communication

And NetworkDCN331

The basic principles of computer networks and network structures and technologies used

to transfer data to them, and examines the basic concepts of network protocols

27 Visual Programming SWE331

Visual programming is the training process of learning the basic concept of visual

programming; imply some method and technique of programming using Visual

Studio.Net

28Internet

ProgrammingSWE332

This course studies basic concepts, solutions and definition of ASP.NET platform and

architecture, client/server, web development, dynamic web pages, web applications and

web services, class and objects, session and cookies, security privacy and database.

29System Analysis

And DesignISA331

In this course students will study essential concepts of system analysis and design

methods, related tools and techniques, concepts of development of request for proposal,

system implementation, and support and maintenance activities.

30Object Oriented

System AnalysisISA332

This course studies basic concepts and definition of object oriented technology, object-

oriented programming (OOP) language, application of OOP, objects, classes, data

abstraction and data encapsulation, Inheritance, polymorphism, dynamic binding,

message passing, Installing and running Java (eclipse), application of Java, simple Java

program, program features, comments, data types, exception, File, FileOutputStream,

OutputStream, FileInputStream, InputStream, JDBC database and Java Graphics2D.

31Object Oriented

System DesignISA333

The training process that provides an overview of object-oriented modeling and

understanding basic principles modeling of computer systems using Use Case diagram,

Activity diagram, State chart diagram, Deployment diagram, Component diagram,

Package diagram, Class diagram and Sequence diagram, and techniques of system

analysis and creating database.

32Information System

Project ManagementISA334

This course studies basic concepts of information system projects and its features, life

cycle, planning and management of project schedule,budget, risks, and reporting

activities, and as well as templates for structuring of various deliverables of the project,

project management information systems, and ethical issues faced to project managers

and project teams.

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Business Strategy

And Information

System

ISM431

This course provide essential concepts and knowledge about information system strategy

such as its relationship with business and organizational strategy, information technology-

based strategies, impact and development trends of information, Information technology

architecture and infrastructure, information quality, information security and control,

structure adn financing of information system function.

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Commerce SystemsEBC431

E-Business and E-Commerce systems is the training process of learning the E-Business

and E-Commerce systems, Information security; practical knowledge on open source

systems that use of the learning process.

35Data Warehouse

And Data MiningDWM431

Datawarehouse and datamining is the training process that is studying basic concept of

datawarehouse, business analysis and its management, creating business intelligence

project, advanced dimensions and measures, hierarchies, calculation, MDX query,

methodology of datamining.

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36 Computer English ENG325

Computer users, Computer Applications, Peripherals, Operating Systems, Graphical User

Interfaces, Multimedia, Networks, Internet, Websites, Recent developments, The Future

of IT, Case study 1 Global Virtual Collaboration: How Cisco Connected Executives

Worldwide for Strategic Meeting, Case study 2 How Cisco IT Implemented

Organizational Change and Advanced Services for Operational Success.

37 SENIOR SEMINAR ISM434

This seminar is organized by professional department aimed to give practical knowledge

for senior student about modern concept and trends of business environment. Guest

speakers and visiting company sites are included acitivities

Emerginh

TechnologyEIT441

This course studies basic conception and definition of Java fundamentals, data types,

operations, variable, class, object, Java Graphics2D, Swing package Applet, Component,

Events, LayoutManagers, window, dialogs, Thread, input/output stream, the network

work, JDBC database, Web programming and ServletJEE (Java Enterprise Edition), Web

Programming and JSP Java Server Page Google App Engine, Android programming and

Android development tools (Application Basics: Activities and Intents) and user interface

(User Interface Layout and User Interface Events).

39 Social Internship SDI111

Social practice is an activity to support the establishment of an active part in social

relations and individual morality. Since students are the members of the society they

should perform civic duties for the public good, and contribute to the society. By the

experience of the social practice students will be able to obtain good behavior, moral

formation, deviates the human rights, respecting each other, friendly relations, social

responsibility, and be able to take responsibility.

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Introduction

InternshipISII221

Student will acquire preliminary skills to use software applied in information system

activity and essential capability related to practically using the knowledge of

management, marketing, accounting and financial management, on the basis of studying

the activity of business and public organizations and regulatory legal acts, external and

interior environment and accounting documents, the process of risk and financial

management in real atmosphere.

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Information System

ProjectISP324

Student will acquire skills to use software applied in financial activity and realistic

capability of risk administration and financial management on the basis of studying the

activity of business and public organizations and regulatory legal acts, external and



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Production

InternshipISPI331

Student will acquire skills to use software applied in financial activity and realistic

capability of risk administration and financial management on the basis of studying the

activity of business and public organizations and regulatory legal acts, external and



43Comprehensive

Exam ICEX222

This will be an examination to evaluate students' level of general knowledge and

cultivation, and skills of problem solving within the scope of the fundamental concepts of

legal and economic profession.

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English

Comprehensive

Exam

EEX221

Comprehensive English Examination aims to assess students’ knowledge, skills and the

quality and result of the Bachelor program implementation. Comprehensive English

Examination content is chosen from writing, speaking, listening and reading skills of

the thematic plan in the approved course curriculum. In accordance with the approved

schedule by the Academic Affairs, the examination is held in January and July.

Comprehensive English Examination consists of Reading - 20%, Grammar - 25%,

Vocabulary-20 %, Listening - 10%, Speaking - 10% and Writing -15%.

3.Г. Exams

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3.В Internship

3.Б . Elective subjects:

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45Comprehensive

Exam IiCEX337

This examination evaluates students' level of knowledge of professional core courses and

certain professional courses, solving problems in these scopes, comprehensive approach

to the problems, skills for coherent use of knowledges of law and economics, and

fundamental knowledge to be acquired through the courses of law and accounting.

46 DIPLOMA THESIS ISFP431

This assignment is to be done by a student on the chosen topic from the urgent issues of

civil and business legal relations based on the certain scientific methods to produce

feasable proposals and recommendations according to the given guidance using creative

practical and theoretical approaches.

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