Management Theory and Practice

Financial management
| |This module is designed to provide all business students with an overview of how accounting data is used in making business |
| |decisions. The subject covers a broad range of topics including the regulatory framework of accounting, preparation and |
| |analysis of financial statements, investment analysis and ethics in accounting. It provides students with basic skills, |
| |knowledge and attitudes that enable them to process financial data, to analyze and interpret accounting reports, and to |
| |present the results within an ethical framework, to financial decision makers. |
| |The purpose of this module is also to develop the student’s ability to use mathematics and statistics to solve business |
| |problems. The module provides a firm foundation in statistics and commonly used quantitative methods, which will prove useful|
| |in helping students to understand and appreciate other modules in our diploma and advanced diploma in Business and |
| |Management. |
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Management theory and practice

| |This module examines fundamental management theories and traditional |
| |managerial responsibilities in formal and informal organisational structures. |
| |Planning, organising, directing, controlling and staffing are explored. |
| |The module presents a thorough and systematic coverage of management theory and practice. It focuses on the basic roles, |
| |skills and functions of management, with special attention