توصيف المواد

Graduation Project (Accounting): In addition to the material taught during the four academic years, any student must begin a study or a research which will make the object of his/her graduation, this project in Arab, French or English language and supervised by two professors of the faculty.

ACF 515 Financial Statement Analysis (3 Cr.)

Course Content

The role of financial information in investment decisions. Application of economics, finance theory, and quantitative methods to the study of financial statement information; earning management, cash flow analysis in measuring actual economic performance.

ACF 525 Advanced Taxation (3 Cr.)

Course Content

Techniques and considerations in taxation. Tax planning in integrating personal and corporate taxation issues; sale of a business.

ACF 530 Accounting Information System (3 Cr.)

Course Content

Illustrates the role of the computer in accounting translations processing and issues related to designing the system. Special applications of accounting information data and results.

ADM 405 Banking Management (3 Cr.)

Bank management: Definition and tallies of banking activity. – Account book analysis. Control of management - Risk management of the credits - financial Management of the bank - banking marketing. Models of management of bank.

ADM 505 Project Management II (3 Cr.)

This course is designed to make available to graduate students and professionals alike latest theoretical tools in project management. Concepts such as planning, strategic integration, network establishment, organization, risk analysis, time reduction techniques, and, auditing at different phases of project’s life contribute to assuring project success within the boundaries of cost, time and performance.

ADM 520 Contemporary Management (3 Cr.)

Course Content

Basic requirements for effective management in organizations. Role of management in developing good communication tools in managing human emphasis on total quality management.

ADM 525 Research Methodology (3 Cr.)

We address in this course the various stages to be followed in a research and the techniques to be used the choice of the subject and problems, emission of the assumptions, the determination of time investigation.

Accounting & Taxation

ACF 405 Advanced Accounting (3 Cr.)

Liquidation and fusions - cumulated assessments - Consolidated balance-sheets - Loans obligations - Revalorization of assets on a balance-sheet.

ACF 515 Financial Statement Analysis (3 Cr.)

Course Content

ACF 525 Advanced Taxation (3 Cr.)

Course Content

Techniques and considerations in taxation. Tax planning in integrating personal and corporate taxation issues; sale of a business.

ACF 530 Accounting Information System (3 Cr.)

Course Content

Illustrates the role of the computer in accounting translations processing and issues related to designing the system. Special applications of accounting information data and results.

ACT 405 Advanced Auditing (3 Cr.)

Course Content

Auditing standards, professional ethics. The role of the auditor, theory of auditing and practical examples of auditing techniques and work programs.

ACT 480 Internship II / Report (3 Cr.)

Course Content

More advanced training session in a local organization related to the field chosen by the student. A special report must be presented by the student.

ACT 490 Project (6 Cr.)

Graduation project (Taxation): In addition to the material taught during the four academic years, any student must begin a study or a research which will make the object of his/her graduation, this project in Arab, French or English and language and supervised by two professors of faculty.

ADM 405 Banking Management (3 Cr.)

ADM 505 Project Management II (3 Cr.)

ADM 520 Contemporary Management (3 Cr.)

Course Content

Basic requirements for effective management in organizations. Role of management in developing good communication tools in managing human emphasis on total quality management.

ADM 525 Research Methodology (3 Cr.)

Management & Marketing

ADM 405 Banking Management (3 Cr.)

ADM 510 Advanced Quantitative Methods (3 Cr.)

Study of major quantitative approaches to management decision making. Application of various analytical methods models and theories to a variety of management decision areas. Use of tools such as decision theory simulation, PERT/CPM to minimize risk in the operational management.

ADM 515 Marketing Management II (3 Cr.)

Applications to the theoretical scope of marketing management. Great focus on marketing concepts to current problems facing organizations. Attention also is directed to sales management and the role of consumers in the market. The student must learn the impact of globalization on marketing strategies.

ADM 520 Contemporary Management (3 Cr.)

Course Content

Basic requirements for effective management in organizations. Role of management in developing good communication tools in managing human emphasis on total quality management.

ADM 525 Research Methodology (3 Cr.)

MAN 515 Organizational Behavior II (3 Cr.)

Course Content

A focus of various models of individual and group motivation and decision making processes and their implications for effectively leading and managing individuals and groups to achieve superior performance in organization. Effects of variables such as organizational structures and reward systems.

MKT 405 Product Planning and Control (3 Cr.)

Introduction to operations management, product planning, forecasting product demand. Facilities location, process planning and design, layout of facilities, capacity, productivity and utilization, planning and scheduling. Project network analysis, material requirements planning, independent demand inventory systems, quality assurance.

MKT 480 Internship II / Report (3 Cr.)

Course Content

More advanced training session in a local organization related to the field chosen by the student. A special report must be presented by the student.

MKT 490 Project (6 Cr.)

Graduation Project (Marketing): In addition to the material taught during the four academic years, any student must begin a study or a research which will make the object d'un memory. This memory in Arab, French language one English and supervised by two professors of Faculty.

MKT 515 International Marketing (3 Cr.)

PUB 310 Marketing Research I (3 Cr.)

Course Content

This course outlines the various research. methods used in marketing. It includes: Design of survey, sample selection and gathering data, doing analysis and interpretation of market results.

Publicity & Promotion

ADM 405 Banking Management (3 Cr.)

ADM 505 Project Management II (3 Cr.)

ADM 515 Marketing Management II (3 Cr.)

ADM 525 Research Methodology (3 Cr.)

BIT 520 E-Commerce Strategy (3 Cr.)

Course Content

An exploration of the basic notions of disruptive changes in technology and business models, case studies and current developments are used to examine strategic alternatives and management, application of the Internet.

MAN 515 Organizational Behavior II (3 Cr.)

Course Content

MKT 405 Product Planning and Control (3 Cr.)

MKT 515 International Marketing (3 Cr.)

PUB 405 Marketing Research II (3 Cr.)

PUB 480 Internship II / Report (3 Cr.)

Course Content

More advanced training session in a local organization related to the field chosen by the student. A special report must be presented by the student.

PUB 490 Project (6 Cr.)

Graduation project (advertising): In addition to the material taught during the four academic years, any student must begin a study or a research which will make the object of his/her graduation, this project in Arab, French or English language and supervised by two professors of the faculty.

Economics & Management

ADM 405 Banking Management (3 Cr.)

ADM 505 Project Management II (3 Cr.)

ADM 520 Contemporary Management (3 Cr.)

Course Content

Basic requirements for effective management in organizations. Role of management in developing good communication tools in managing human emphasis on total quality management.

ADM 525 Research Methodology (3 Cr.)

ECO 405 International Economics (3 Cr.)

اقتصاد دولي: يعالج هذا المقرر المسائل المتعلقة بالميزات التنافسية بين الدول، نظرية التجارة الدولية، التكتلات الاقتصادية الإقليمية والدولية، ميزان المدفوعات ونظام النقد الدولي.

ECO 410 Comparative Economic System (3 Cr.)

نظم اقتصادية مقارنة: ما هي أهم النظم الاقتصادية التي عرفها العالم منذ ما يزيد على نصف قرن؟ من اقتصاد السوق إلى الاقتصاد الموجه وما بينهما وصولاً إلى ما يمكن أن نسميه الاقتصــاد المعولم (Globalize economy). تلك هي أهم العناوين التي يعالجها هذا المقرر.

ECO 480 Internship II / Report (3 Cr.)

Course Content

More advanced training session in a local organization related to the field chosen by the student. A special report must be presented by the student.

ECO 490 Project (6 Cr.)

MAN 505 Quality Planning & Control (3 Cr.)

The outline of this course covers the concepts of Total Quality Management (TQM) in operations management. Special concerns on the improvements of productivity, quality assurance, quality control and the profitability of the organization.

MAN 515 Organizational Behavior II (3 Cr.)

Course Content

MAN 520 International Business (3 Cr.)

Course Content

Global management, policies strategies and economic influences. Study should include the following: inflation, HRM in international corporation and cultural differences.

Business Computing

ADM 505 Project Management II (3 Cr.)

ADM 510 Advanced Quantitative Methods (3 Cr.)

ADM 525 Research Methodology (3 Cr.)

BIT 405 Business Intelligence II (3 Cr.)

This course is about Business Intelligence (/Decision Support) Systems (BI/DSS). These are computer-based information systems that assist managers in their decision making. The reason that the course topics are critical is that ALL management information systems are supposed to support managerial decision making in some way. This course will examine technologies on the forefront in Business Intelligence. Topics may include Business Performance Management (BPM), Business Activity Monitoring (BAM), Data Mining and Customer Relations Management (CRM), Web Analytics and XML. Specific DSS technologies include DSS (in general), data warehousing, on-line analytical processing (OLAP), data mining, Group (Decision) Support Systems (GSS), decision rooms, other forms of collaborative computing, knowledge management (KM), electronic commerce (EC), Internet development and use for decision support (Web Intelligence / Web Analytics / Web Mining), Executive Information Systems (EIS), Everybody's Information System (EIS), Enterprise Information Systems (EIS), Enterprise Resource Management (ERM) Systems / Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems, Customer Relationship (or Resource) Management (CRM) systems, Supply Chain Management (SCM) systems, Product Life-cycle Management (PLM) systems, Business Process Management (BPM) systems, Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) systems, expert systems (ES), artificial neural networks (ANN), genetic algorithms (GA), fuzzy logic (FL) and intelligent agents (IA).

BIT 410 Software Engineering II (3 Cr.)

Explores the principles of software design in detail, with an emphasis on software engineering aspects. Includes exposure of software lifecycle activities including design, coding, testing, debugging, and maintenance, highlighting how design affects these activities. Peer reviews, designing for software reuse, CASE tools, and writing software to specifications. Continuation of study of the software lifecycle. Methods and tools for the implementation, integration, testing and maintenance of large, complex software systems. Program development and test environments. Group laboratory project. Technical presentation methods and practice. Ethical and societal issues in software engineering.

BIT 415 E-Commerce I (3 Cr.)

This course provides an understanding of the evolving Internet based commercial activities around the world and how individual organizations can benefit from that. Students will learn about the opportunities and benefits in selling via the web; market potentials and revenue growth rates; typical e-commerce configurations; business to consumer and business to business interactions; steps in going for online marketing; developing web pages; integration of e-commerce with existing business systems and databases; purchasing online; marketing offline; measuring results; security issues; etc.

BIT 480 Internship II / Report (3 Cr.)

Course Content

More advanced training session in a local organization related to the field chosen by the student. A special report must be presented by the student.

BIT 490 Project (6 Cr.)

Graduation project (Computer application): This course provides the student with an opportunity to develop a topic in the Business/IT field under the direction and supervision of a faculty member. A project proposal will be submitted to and approved by the faculty member. Upon completion of the project, the student will prepare a written management report and an oral presentation on the results of the project. The focus of this course will be on the reinforcement of the critical thinking skills that are necessary for managerial success in the Business /It environment. Students will apply the knowledge they have gained in the prior courses of the Business / It program to identify problems, to evaluate solutions and alternatives, to synthesize recommendations, to successfully communicate and present their ideas, and to understand the process of reaching a winning solution.

BIT 505 Advanced Database Management System (3 Cr.)

A major database system implementation project realizes the principles and techniques covered in earlier courses. Students independently build a complete database management system, from file structures through query processing, with a personally designed feature or extension. Lectures on project details and advanced techniques in database system implementation, focusing on query processing and optimization. Guest speakers from industry on commercial DBMS implementation techniques. A wide range of topics such as query processing and optimization, object-oriented database systems, distributed database systems, database warehousing and data mining will be discussed. The course will also be used to introduce emerging issues related to database systems.

BIT 510 Advanced Object Oriented Programming (3 Cr.)

Object-oriented programming techniques and issues, emphasizing programming as modeling and simulation. Topics: large-scale software development approaches, encapsulation, use of inheritance and dynamic dispatch, design of interfaces and interface/ implementation separation, exception handling, design patterns, mini-malizing dependencies and value-oriented programming. The role of programming conventions/style/restrictions in surviving object-oriented programming for class libraries, frameworks, and programming-in-the-large; general techniques for object-oriented programming. The evolution of object-oriented programming is traced from its early implementations to modern programming languages which include objects. Comparisons between competing systems will be discussed. Emphasis will be placed on the practical application of object-oriented concepts to business programming problems. Use of an object-oriented language will be required.

BIT 515 Network & Telecommunications in Business (3 Cr.)

Introduction to computer network architecture and methods for programming network services and applications (e.g. DNS, Email and MIME, http, SNMP, multimedia). Wired, wireless, and satellite network architectures. OSI protocol model, with an emphasis on upper layers. Congestion control, quality of service, routing, Internet protocol suite (e.g. IP, TCP, ARP, RARP). Server design (e.g. connectionless, concurrent). Network programming abstractions (e.g. XDR, remote) communications in business. Topics include the benefits, costs, and risks of using computer networks, network design issues, and special considerations for network applications. This course will require routine use of the campus network and software to aid in network design and evaluation. Simulation and optimization will be used as tools for network design and evaluation. Study of advanced concepts and techniques for distributed computer networking and data communications in business. Topics include languages such as Java which have been developed for distributing applications, object sharing and brokering within a distributed environment, operating systems for networked applications, network security, and distributed applications.

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تاريخ التحديث : Monday, 27. March 2006

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