Nature of organizational behavior; Individual behavior: personality, learning, and perceptions; Individual values and attitudes; Organizational stress: frustration, anxiety, and conflict; Motivation; Group behavior: basic concepts, roles, norms, and status; Group dynamics; Communication; Power, politics, and influence; Leadership; The organizational culture; Change and resistance to change; Group problem solving and decision making.
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This course aims to provide an overview of the basic theories, concepts, and practices of macroeconomic policies. Topics of the course include Origin and Key Concepts of Macro Economics; National income concept and Measurement; Balance of payment, Business Cycles and Unemployment; The Price Level and Inflation; Consumption and Savings; Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply; Fiscal, Taxation and Monetary Policy; and Economic Growth.
This course aims to provide an orientation to statistical procedures and applications in business. Topics of the course include Introduction to Statistics; Organizing data; Measuring central tendency and dispersion; Visually Expressing Data; Probability; and Probability Distributions.
This course aims to introduce the theories and fundamental concepts of management. Topics of the course include Management Theory and Practice; Global Comparative and Quality Management; Essentials of Planning and Managing by Objectives; Strategies and Planning; Decision Making; Organizing; Introduction to Human Resource Management; Productivity; and Total Quality Management.
This course aims to familiarize with the analytical techniques to aid business decisions using statistical methods. Topics of the course include Sampling Methods; Sampling Distribution; Hypothesis Testing; Regression Analysis; Non-parametric test; Time Series Analysis; Index Numbers; Quality Control; and Decision Theory.
This course aims to develop the students’ skills at communicating effectively, both verbally and non-verbally in a contemporary business environment. Topics of the course include Communication in the Workplace; Adaptation and the Selection of Words; Writing for Effect; Forms of Business Letters; Different types of business messages; Proposals and Reports; Physical Presentation of Reports and Referencing Styles; Informal Oral Communication and Presentations; Preparing CVs and Cover Letters; Interview Etiquettes, and Email Etiquettes.
This course aims to provide a basic understanding of law and the legal system in which a business or company operates. Topics of the course include Introduction to Law; Law of Contract; Introduction to Bangladesh Court Hierarchy and Commercial Dispute Resolution (CDR); An Overview of Company Law; Introduction to Employment and Labor Law; Banking Law; Sale of Goods Act 1930; and Law of Partnership and Negotiable Instruments.
The course aims to provide students the exposure to the fundamental marketing concepts and thus help them learn the ‘language’ of marketing. It will relate to understanding the application of marketing theories, concepts and practices as they relate to the management of the marketing function in today’s world. Some core objectives of this course are - to build knowledge, understanding, and skills in the analysis of marketing problems; enable the development and implementation of marketing strategies as well and sharpen decision-making skills by making and defending marketing decisions in the context of realistic problem situations.
Scope, role and function of human resource management; Staffing the organization: human resource planning and forecasting, recruitment and selection; Job design and analysis; Job evaluation; Performance management; Training and development; Motivation; Disciplinary measures; Promotion and compensation; Human resource audit and research; Employee participation; Labor Relations; Work Environment.
Financial planning and control; Pro forma balance sheet model; Operating and financial breakeven analyses; Operating and financial leverage; Working capital management: concept and policy; Management of short term assets: cash, marketable securities, receivables, and inventory; Sources and management of short term financing: accruals, accounts payable, and short-term bank loans; Factoring; Choosing a bank; Long-term financing: common stocks, preferred stocks, bonds, and leasing; Organization restructuring: mergers and acquisitions; LBO; Dividend policies.