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Code
Title
Credits
Level
MGT102
Analysis, presentation and report writing
3.00
Undergraduate
Analysis, presentation and report writing
MGT201
Business Law
1.50
Undergraduate
Business Law
MGT601
Business and the Environment
2.00
Graduate
Business and the Environment
MGT602
Creativity and Innovation
2.00
Graduate
Creativity and Innovation
MGT520
Business Ethics
2.00
Graduate
Business Ethics
MGT801
Ethics in Business and Management
3.00
Graduate
Ethics in Business and Management
MGT502
Written Analysis and Communications
2.00
Graduate
Written Analysis and Communications
MGT531
Business Research Methods I:Quantitative Methods in Business Research
1.00
Graduate
This course studies the nature, scope, and significance of business research and the research methods. In particular, the course examines primary and secondary research methods with applications to specific problems, by the use of quantitative techniques for individual investigation of current problems encountered in business and entrepreneurship.
MGT532
Business Research Method-II
1.00
Graduate
Business Research Method-II
MGT540
Legal Aspects of Business
2.00
Graduate
Legal Aspects of Business
MGT701
Philosophical Foundations and Critical Theories of Management: Key Philosophies and Theories of Management
2.00
Graduate
This course is an overview of management from a wide range of perspectives, including sociology, economics, and psychology
MGT702
Research Methods in Management: Quantitative Research Methods
2.00
Graduate
This course studies the nature, scope, and significance of methods of research in management and business studies
MGT703
THEORY OF FIRM
4.00
Graduate
THEORY OF FIRM
MGT802
Quantitative Techniques in Management - 2
2.00
Graduate
Quantitative Techniques in Management - 2
MGT803
Advanced Quantitative Methods in Management
2.00
Graduate
This course deals in some advanced quantitative methods that are being increasingly used in management research today.