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Syllabus

EN IT

Prerequisites

Being an exam scheduled in the first semester of the first year, there are no specific prerequisites

Program

- Economic problems, economic activities and different types of companies;
- The creation of value in companies
- Organizational culture and its impact on business
- Globalization and its implications on business management
- Strategies and planning and control systems
- Leadership
- The organizational structure
- Introduction to cost accounting
- Introduction to financial accounting

Books

Fundamentals of Management (Mike Smith) McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 2011

Bibliography

Fundamentals of Management (Mike Smith) McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 2011

Teaching methods


- Lecture by teacher
- Slides projected during the course
- Teaching notes
- Class discussion conducted by teacher
- Discussion groups project work
- Textbook and case studies assignments

Exam Rules

For attending students there are some classroom activities carried out in groups that contribute to the final assessment (maximum 3 additional grades). Furthermore, for attending students, the assessment is based on an intermediate test and a final exam. In both cases, the exams are written and consist of 15 multiple choice questions (1 point for each correct answer) and 3 open questions (max 5 points for each answer).
For non-attending students there is a written exam consisting of 15 multiple choice questions (1 point for each correct answer) and 5 open questions (max 3 points for each answer).
To pass the exam, students must get a mark of at least 18/30; to this end, students must demonstrate a sufficient knowledge about the topics covered in the program and that they must be able to apply the business administration concepts at a basic level; to achieve a grade higher than 25/30, students must also have acquired a solid and in-depth knowledge about the topics covered in the program and demonstrate a good ability to apply the business administration concepts; to achieve a score of 30/30 cum laude, students must show an excellent knowledge of all the topics covered during the course and an excellent ability to apply the business administration concepts.