Management Information Systems
MGT22101E - Introduction to Business This course introduces students to the fundamentals of the business world, helping them understand how businesses are organized and managed. It covers essential topics such as business functions (marketing, finance, human resources, production, and operations), organizational structures, and current issues like business environment, ethics, and social responsibility. Students will grasp the role and importance of businesses in the global economy and become familiar with critical concepts such as entrepreneurship, innovation, and sustainability.
MGT22102E - Introduction to Microeconomics The Introduction to Microeconomics course focuses on how individuals and firms allocate limited resources. Key themes include consumer behavior, producer theory, market equilibrium, elasticity, cost analysis, market structures, and competition. Students will develop the ability to evaluate economic decision-making processes encountered in daily life and the business world through microeconomic theories. The course also provides fundamental tools for analyzing the impact of economic policies on individuals and firms.
MGT22104E - Mathematics for Business I This course aims to enhance students' ability to solve problems in business and economics using mathematical methods. Topics covered include algebraic expressions, functions, derivatives, matrices, and linear equations. Students will learn to develop mathematical approaches to common business problems such as financial analysis, cost calculations, and demand forecasting. Mathematics for Business I offers students the opportunity to develop analytical thinking skills and apply these skills to business problems.
POLS22103E - Introduction to Sociology This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts, theories, and research methods of sociology, providing an opportunity to understand social structures and processes. Key topics include culture, social stratification, social institutions (family, education, religion, politics), social change, and globalization. Students will gain the ability to evaluate how societies are organized, how social relationships are established, and how social behaviors are shaped from a sociological perspective. Introduction to Sociology helps students understand the roles and impacts of individuals and groups within society more deeply.
MIS24101E - Programming and Algorithms I Programming and Algorithms I aims to equip students with basic programming principles and algorithm development skills. The course covers the building blocks of programming, including data structures, loops, conditional statements, functions, and basic algorithms. Students will learn to develop small-scale software applications using various programming languages (e.g., Python, Java) and enhance their problem-solving abilities and algorithmic thinking skills. This course provides a solid foundation in software development and computer science.
POLS22107E - Academic Writing The Academic Writing course aims to develop students' skills for effective and professional writing in academic settings. It covers topics such as the structure of scientific papers, research techniques, proper use of sources, thesis writing, and academic ethics. Students will enhance their critical thinking skills and learn to express these thoughts in an academic style. The course also teaches how to analyze and evaluate academic work across various disciplines. Academic Writing equips students with the writing and research skills necessary for advanced academic work.
MIS24103E - Introduction to Management Information Systems This course examines the role of information technology in the business world and how management information systems are used in organizations. Students gain fundamental knowledge about the design, implementation, and management of information systems. Topics include business information systems, data management, decision support systems, e-commerce, and information security. The course also focuses on the impact of information technology on strategic decision-making processes and how these technologies can enhance organizational efficiency. Students will understand the relationship between information technology and management processes.
MGT22103E - Introduction to Macroeconomics The Introduction to Macroeconomics course explores the effects of large-scale economic variables and policy tools on economic growth, inflation, unemployment, and income distribution. It covers fundamental macroeconomic concepts such as national income calculations, monetary and fiscal policies, exchange rate systems, and international trade. Students learn to analyze current economic issues like economic crises and global economic imbalances. The course focuses on macroeconomic theory and the impact of policies on society.
MGT22105E - Mathematics for Business II Mathematics for Business II introduces students to more advanced mathematical tools and techniques. Topics include derivatives, integrals, optimization, linear programming, and differential equations. Students develop mathematical models to address complex problems encountered in business and economics. The course provides practical solutions to critical business issues such as decision analysis, cost management, risk analysis, and optimization using these mathematical methods.
MIS24102E - Programming and Algorithms II This course is a continuation of Programming and Algorithms I and teaches students more complex programming techniques and algorithms. It covers data structures, algorithm analysis, graph algorithms, dynamic programming, and advanced programming languages (e.g., Python). Students learn to write efficient and optimized code for large-scale software projects using algorithmic thinking. The course also provides examples of how programming and algorithms can be applied to real-world problems.
POLS22101E - Introduction to Political Science The Introduction to Political Science course introduces students to the fundamental concepts, theories, and analytical methods of political science, helping them understand how political events and processes operate. Topics include state structures, political ideologies, political parties, electoral systems, and international relations. Students compare political systems and governance forms such as democracy, authoritarianism, and totalitarianism. The course also addresses how current political events can be analyzed through theoretical frameworks.
POLS22108E - Textual Analysis and Effective Communication The Textual Analysis and Effective Communication course equips students with fundamental skills for analyzing academic and professional texts and developing effective communication strategies. The course involves analyzing various types of texts (scientific articles, reports, critique writings) and examining main ideas, arguments, and rhetorical elements within these texts. Additionally, it covers effective communication techniques, persuasion strategies, and professional presentation skills. Students enhance their critical thinking and analytical abilities while gaining professionalism in both written and oral communication.
MGT22201E - Introduction to Statistics The Introduction to Statistics course teaches students skills for data collection, analysis, and interpretation. Core topics include data types, probability theory, statistical distributions, hypothesis testing, and regression analysis. Students learn to conduct statistical analyses on real-world problems encountered in business and economics. The course also involves using various statistical software to apply theoretical knowledge in practice. Introduction to Statistics helps students become proficient in data-driven decision-making processes.
MGT22203E - Financial Accounting The Financial Accounting course introduces students to accounting principles, standards, and financial reporting processes. It covers fundamental accounting practices such as the accounting cycle, bookkeeping, balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements. Students acquire the knowledge and skills needed to analyze a business’s financial condition and performance. The course also teaches how financial statements are prepared and used by various stakeholders. Financial Accounting enables students to accurately interpret financial information and prepare reports in accordance with accounting standards.
MGT22205E - Business Communication The Business Communication course focuses on developing effective communication skills in professional environments. It covers techniques for written, oral, and visual communication, business correspondence, meeting management, presentation skills, and negotiation. Students develop strategies for various communication situations they might encounter in the business world. The course also includes intercultural communication, digital communication tools, and crisis communication. Business Communication helps students communicate effectively and persuasively in the professional world.
POLS22109E - Introduction to Law The Introduction to Law course introduces students to the fundamental principles, sources, and workings of law. It covers various branches of law, including constitutional law, criminal law, civil law, and commercial law. Students understand the role of law in societal order and individuals' rights and obligations. The course also examines how legal processes work, the structure of the judiciary, and the impact of law on businesses. Introduction to Law equips students with the skills to operate within a legal framework and analyze legal issues.
MIS24201E - Introduction to Database The Introduction to Database course teaches students the fundamental principles and applications of database systems. Topics include database design, data modeling, SQL (Structured Query Language) usage, data management, and data security. Students perform data storage, querying, and reporting tasks using database management systems (DBMS). The course also covers modern database technologies like big data and cloud computing. Introduction to Database provides students with the skills to manage data effectively in the business world.
MGT22202E - Statistical Analysis The Statistical Analysis course aims to teach students advanced statistical methods. Topics include parametric and non-parametric tests, analysis of variance, multivariate analyses, regression models, and time series analysis. Students use these methods to analyze complex data sets and generate scientifically-based solutions to business problems. The course also involves using various statistical software (e.g., SPSS, R) to apply theoretical knowledge in practice. Statistical Analysis helps students become proficient in data-driven decision-making processes.
MGT22204E - Managerial Accounting The Managerial Accounting course addresses cost calculation, budgeting, performance evaluation, and strategic decision-making processes for business managers. The course provides students with knowledge and skills in internal reporting, cost behavior, cost-volume-profit analysis, and preparation of business budgets. Students gain proficiency in analyzing cost data to develop business strategies and optimize costs. Managerial Accounting equips students with the necessary tools for the effective and efficient management of business resources.
MGT22208E - Business Law The Business Law course introduces students to the legal rules and regulations applicable in the business world. Topics include contract law, company law, labor law, intellectual property rights, and trade law. Students understand the legal obligations and rights of businesses and can apply this knowledge in making business decisions. The course also covers international trade law and legal challenges encountered in global business environments. Business Law provides students with skills to operate within a legal framework and minimize legal risks.
MIS24202E - Object Oriented Programming The Object Oriented Programming course teaches the principles of object-oriented programming (OOP) in software development. Topics include classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction, and encapsulation. Students develop software applications using various object-oriented programming languages (e.g., Java, C++). The course also focuses on writing reusable and maintainable code for large-scale software projects. Object-Oriented Programming provides students with a strong foundation in software engineering.
MIS24203E - Computer Hardware and System Software The Computer Hardware and System Software course aims to teach the fundamental components of computer hardware and system software. Topics include central processing units (CPUs), memory units, input/output devices, storage devices, operating systems, drivers, system software, and basic network protocols. Students learn how computer systems work and the interaction between hardware and software. The course also provides practical knowledge about various operating systems and their management. This course builds a solid foundation in computer science and engineering.
MGT22305E - Operations Management The Operations Management course covers concepts and techniques necessary for the effective management of production and service operations. Topics include production planning, process design, quality control, supply chain management, inventory management, and capacity planning. Students develop strategies to enhance operational efficiency and optimize resource use. The course also focuses on process optimization and continuous improvement approaches. Operations Management provides students with skills to manage all stages of business operations effectively.
MGT22303E - Marketing Management The Marketing Management course teaches modern marketing strategies and practices. Topics include market research, consumer behavior, brand management, product development, pricing strategies, distribution channels, and digital marketing. Students learn to develop customer-focused strategies, manage the marketing mix (4Ps: Product, Price, Place, Promotion), and create brand value. Advanced topics such as competitive analysis and market segmentation are also covered. Marketing Management equips students with the ability to develop effective marketing strategies in dynamic market conditions.
MGT22301E - Financial Management The Financial Management course focuses on developing skills for effectively managing and evaluating financial resources in businesses. Topics include capital budgeting, risk and return analysis, capital structure, cost control, financial planning, and analysis. Students gain knowledge in decision-making based on financial reports, cash flow management, investment evaluation, and financial strategy development. Fundamental concepts related to financial markets and instruments are also included. Financial Management equips students with competency in financial decision-making processes.
MIS24301E - Web-Based Application The Web-Based Application course teaches web technologies and application development processes. Topics include basic web technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, web servers, database integration, and user interface design. Students learn to develop dynamic web applications and optimize their performance. The course also covers modern web development approaches like secure web applications, user experience (UX) design, and responsive design. Web-Based Application provides students with the skills to develop professional applications for the web.
MIS24302E - Data Mining The Data Mining course focuses on extracting valuable information from large datasets and utilizing this information in business processes. Topics include data preprocessing, classification, clustering, regression, association rules, and time series analysis. Students learn to create meaningful patterns and prediction models using various data mining techniques and algorithms. The course also covers big data analytics, artificial intelligence applications, and machine learning techniques. Data Mining equips students with the skills to develop data-driven approaches for strategic decision-making in the business world.
MIS24304E - Business Application Development The Business Application Development course provides students with skills to develop software applications that support business processes. Topics include the software development lifecycle, requirements analysis, design patterns, database design, and application integration. Students develop applications tailored to specific business needs and ensure they are user-friendly. The course also covers software testing processes and project management. Business Application Development enables students to create functional and scalable software solutions.
MIS24401E - Internship (25 Work Days) The Internship course allows students to reinforce their theoretical knowledge through practical applications in the business world. This 25-day internship program provides students with real-world work experience and enhances their professional skills. During the internship, students work in a specific department of an organization, contribute to projects, and observe business processes closely. The internship also offers an opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge, network with industry experts, and prepare for the job market after graduation.
MGT22401E - Strategic Management The Strategic Management course teaches students how to manage strategic decision-making processes for long-term success in businesses. Topics include strategic planning, competitive advantage, environmental analysis (PESTEL analysis), internal analysis (SWOT analysis), evaluation of strategic options, and strategy implementation. Students learn to develop strategies aligned with a company's mission, vision, and values and effectively implement these strategies. The course also covers advanced topics such as corporate-level strategy formulation, business strategy, and integration of functional strategies. Strategic Management equips students with strategic thinking and decision-making skills necessary to remain competitive in global markets and adapt to changing environmental conditions.