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PROSPECTUS

BACORG UNIVERSITY

In the Heart of Europe

PRAGUE

THE CZECH REPUBLIC

[EU]

ADDRESS SIT OF BACORG UNIVERSITY: BRANICKA 213/53, BRANIK, 147 00,

PRAHA 4, CZECH REPUBLIC. EMAIL: [email protected]

ADDRESS OF OFFICE COMPLEX: BLATENSKA 2183/19, PRAHA 4 – CHODOV,

148 00, CZECH REPUBLIC. TEL: +420 773 128 935

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CONTENTS PROSPECTUS .......................................................................................................... 1

BACORG UNIVERSITY ................................................................................................ 1

In the Heart of Europe .................................................................................................. 1

PRAGUE THE CZECH REPUBLIC ................................................................................... 1

[EU] ......................................................................................................................... 1

FACULTIES ................................................................................................................................................. 10

PROGRAMS............................................................................................................. 10

A. BUSINESS, B. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY [COMPUTER SCIENCE] C. ENGINEERING,

D. EDUCATION, E. THEOLOGY ADMIN ....................................................................... 10

1. ADVANCED CERTIFICATE: ........................................................................................................... 10

2. BACHELOR’S DEGREE: ................................................................................................................... 10

3. MASTER’S DEGREE: ......................................................................................................................... 10

4. PHD: ........................................................................................................................................................ 10

5. POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA (PGDIP): ...................................................................................... 10

ADMISSION TIME LINE.......................................................................................... 11

TUITIONS TIME LINE FOR CAMPUS STUDENTS ............................................................ 11

TUITION FEES ......................................................................................................... 11

PROGRAMS SUMMARY ............................................................................................. 11

BUSINESS: MAJORS.................................................................................................................................... 11

MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................................................................... 12

FINANCE ....................................................................................................................................................... 12

MARKETING ................................................................................................................................................ 12

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY MAJORS ...................................... 12

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING ........................................................................................................................ 12

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ........................................................................................................... 12

ENGINEERING MAJORS .......................................................................................................................... 13

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING .......................................................................................................... 13

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING ..................................................................................................... 13

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ............................................................................................................. 13

EDUCATION MAJORS ............................................................................................................................... 13

THEOLOGY ADMINISTRATION MAJORS ......................................................................................... 13

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CAREER AREAS TO FIT IN AFTER THE PROGRAM ........................................................ 13

BUSINESS DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE & ADVANCED CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS .......... 13

CAREER AREAS/ OPPORTUNITIES ..................................................................................................... 13

ICT DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE & ADVANCED CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS ...................... 14


ENGINEERING DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE & ADVANCED CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS14


THE PROGRAMS DEVELOPED ................................................................................... 15

BUSINESS ADVANCED CERTIFICATE COURSES [BAC] ................................................... 15

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 15

MANAGEMENT [BACM]............................................................................................ 15

Business Administration “Management” Advanced Certificate [Program Code: BACM]

........................................................................................................................................................................... 15

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 15

CONCENTRATION COURSES ................................................................................................................ 16

Project Management Advanced Certificate [Course Code: BACPM] ...................................... 16

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 16


Supply Chain Management Advanced Certificate [Course Code: BACSCM] ................ 16

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 16


FINANCE [BACF] ..................................................................................................... 17

Public Administration Finance Advanced Certificate [Course Code: BACPAF] .................. 17

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 17


Corporate Administration Finance Advanced Certificate [Course Code: BACCAF] .......... 17

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 17


MARKETING [BACMK] ............................................................................................. 18

Strategic Marketing Management & Electronic Commerce Advanced Certificate [Course

Code: BACSMK] ..................................................................................................................................... 18

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 18


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Global Marketing & Management Research Advanced Certificate [Course Code:

BACGMK]...................................................................................................................................................... 19

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 19


INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY ADVANCED CERTIFICATE [ICTAC]

............................................................................................................................. 19

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 19

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING [SEAC] ................................................................................ 20

Computer Engineering &Computer Architecture Advanced Certificate [Course Code:

SEACCE] ........................................................................................................................................................ 20

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 20


Artificial Intelligence & Robotics Advanced Certificate [Course Code: SEACAI] ............... 20

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 20


Software Security Engineering Advanced Certificate [Course Code: SEACSS] .................... 21

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 21


Systems Mathematics & Analysis Advanced Certificate [Course Code: SEACSM]

........................................................................................................................................................................... 21

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 21


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY [ITAC]........................................................................ 22

Software Engineering with Electronics Advanced Certificate [Course Code: ITACSE]

........................................................................................................................................................................... 22

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 22


Hardware Engineering with Electronics Advanced Certificate [Course Code: ITACHE]

........................................................................................................................................................................... 22

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 22


Web, Graphic, & Database Design & Management Advanced Certificate [ Course

Code: ITACWD] .......................................................................................................................................... 23

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 23

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ENGINEERING ADVANCED CERTIFICATE [EAC] ......................................................... 23

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 23

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING [EACAE] .................................................................... 24

Soil and Water Engineering Advanced Certificate [Course Code: EACSWE] ................... 24

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 24


Mechanization Advanced Certificate [Course Code: EACM] ..................................................... 25

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 25


Post - Harvest Engineering Advanced Certificate [Course Code: EACPHE] ................ 25

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 25


ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING [EACEE] ................................................................ 26

Environmental Modelling Advanced Certificate [Course Code: EACEM] ............... 26

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 26


Ground Water Flow Modelling Advanced Certificate [Course Code: EACGFM] ................ 27

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 27


BUSINESS FIRST DEGREE PROGRAMS [BBA] ................................................................ 27

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 27

BUSINESS/PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION [BBAP] .............................................................. 28

Commerce, Management, HRM, Supply Chain Management, Project Management, and

Economics Bachelors [BBAPEM].......................................................................................................... 28

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 28


FINANCE [BBAF]...................................................................................................... 29

Public & Corporate Administration Finance Bachelor’s Degree [Course Code: BBAPAF]

........................................................................................................................................................................... 29

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 29


MARKETING [BBAMK] ............................................................................................. 30

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Strategic Marketing Management, E - Commerce Global Marketing, & Management

Research BBA D. [Course Code: BBASMK] ....................................................................................... 30

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 30


COMPULSORY COURSES FOR ALL BACHELOR BUSINESS AND INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS [BCC] ........................................................................................................ 30

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY FIRST DEGREE PROGRAMS [ICTB]

............................................................................................................................. 32

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 32

MAJOR A): SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 1ST DEGREE [COURSE CODE: SEBA] ......................... 32

Computer Engineering, Computer Architecture, Artificial Intelligence & Robotics

Bachelor’s Degree ...................................................................................................................................... 32

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 32


MAJOR B): SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 1ST DEGREE [COURSE CODE: SEBB] ......................... 33

Software Security Engineering, Systems Analysis & Mathematics Bachelor’s Degree .... 33

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 33


MAJOR: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIRST DEGREE [ITB] ........................................ 34

Software Engineering, Hardware Engineering, Graphic Design, Electronics, Web

Design, Database Design & Management Bachelor’s Degree ................................................. 34

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 34


ENGINEERING FIRST DEGREE PROGRAMS [EB] .......................................................... 35

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 35

MAJOR A: AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING FIRST DEGREE [AEB] ................................... 35

Soil and Water Engineering, Mechanization, Post-Harvest Engineering Bachelor’s ......... 35

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 36


MAJOR B: ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 1ST DEGREE [EEB] ................................... 36

Environmental Modelling, Ground Water Flow Modelling Bachelor’s Degree ................... 36

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 36


MAJOR C: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FIRST DEGREE [MEB] ..................................... 37

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Mechanical Engineering Bachelor’s Degree [Course Code: MEB].......................................... 37

CORE COURSES .......................................................................................................................................... 37


EDUCATION BACHELOR’S DEGREE [COURSE CODE: BED] .................................................... 38


THEOLOGY BACHELOR’S DEGREE [COURSE CODE: BTHEOL] ............................................. 39


BUSINESS SECOND DEGREE PROGRAMS [BM] ............................................................. 39

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 39

MAJORS .................................................................................................................. 40

BUSINESS SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION MASTER’S [COURSE CODE: BSAM] .................... 40

BUSINESS SYSTEMS FINANCE MASTER’S [COURSE CODE: BSFM] ....................................... 40

MASTER’S OF ARTS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MARKETING [COURSE CODE:

BMKM] ........................................................................................................................................................... 41

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY MASTER’S [ICTM] .................... 41

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 41

MAJORS .................................................................................................................. 42

MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING [COURSE CODE: SEM] .................... 42

MASTER’S OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MASTER’S [COURSE CODE:

ITM] ................................................................................................................................................................ 42

ENGINEERING MASTER’S [EM] ................................................................................. 43

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 43

MAJORS .................................................................................................................. 43

MASTER’S OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING [COURSE CODE: AEM] .... 43

MASTER’S OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING [COURSE CODE: EEM]

........................................................................................................................................................................... 44

MASTER’S OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING [COURSE CODE: MEM] ...... 44

EDUCATION MASTRE’S [EMED] ................................................................................. 45

MAJORS .................................................................................................................. 45

THEOLOGY ADMINISTRATION MASTER’S [MTHEOL] .................................................. 45

MAJORS MTHEOL ADMIN [COURSE CODE: MTHEOL]............................................................ 45

BUSINESS PHD PROGRAMS [BP] WITH ........................................................................ 46

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ADVANCED APPLIED MATHEMATICAL AND STATISTICAL APPROACH TO ANY OF THE

COURSES ................................................................................................................ 46

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 46

MAJORS .................................................................................................................. 47

BUSINESS SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION PHD [COURSE CODE: BSAD]: BSAD IMPLIES

BUSINESS SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION DOCTORATE ............................................................... 47

BUSINESS CORPORATE AND PUBLIC FINANCE PHD [COURSE CODE: BPFD]: BPFD

IMPLIES BUSINESS AND PUBLIC FINANCE DOCTORATE ......................................................... 48

PHD IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MARKETING [COURSE CODE: BAMKD]: BAMKD

IMPLIES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MARKETING DOCTORATE ..................................... 48

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PHD PROGRAMS [ITP] WITH ........................................ 49


COURSES ................................................................................................................ 49

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 49

MAJORS .................................................................................................................. 49

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PHD [COURSE CODE: SED]: SED IMPLIES SYSTEMS

ENGINEERING DOCTORATE ................................................................................................................ 49

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PHD [COURSE CODE: ITD]: ITD IMPLIES

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DOCTORATE ............................................................................... 50

ENGINEERING PHD PROGRAMS [EP] WITH APPLIED MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS ON EACH

COURSE .................................................................................................................. 50

OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 50

MAJORS .................................................................................................................. 51

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING PHD [COURSE CODE: AED]: AED IMPLIES

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING DOCTORATE ............................................................................. 51

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PHD [COURSE CODE: EED]: EED IMPLIES

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING DOCTORATE ........................................................................ 51

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PHD [COURSE CODE: MED]: MED IMPLIES

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DOCTORATE ................................................................................. 52

EDUCATION PHD [EP] WITH ..................................................................................... 53


COURSES ................................................................................................................ 53

MAJORS .................................................................................................................. 53

THEOLOGY ADMIN PHD [D.THEOL] WITH ................................................................. 54


COURSES ................................................................................................................ 54

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MAJORS .................................................................................................................. 54

OPTIONAL CHOICE PROGRAMS FOR ALL PHD FELLOWS ............................................. 54

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA (PGDIP) [PD] .................................................................... 56

PGDIP BUSINESS MAJORS [PDB] ................................................................................ 56

Management [Course Code: PDBM] ................................................................................................... 56

Finance [Course Code: PDBF] ............................................................................................................... 57

Marketing [Course Code: PDBMK] ..................................................................................................... 57

PGDIP INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MAJORS [PDIT] ................................................. 57

Systems Engineering [Course Code: PDITSE]: ...................................................................................... 57

Information Technology [Course Code: PDITIT] ........................................................................... 58

PGDIP ENGINEERING MAJORS [PDE] ......................................................................... 58

Agricultural Engineering [Course Code: PDEAE] .......................................................................... 58

Environmental Engineering [Course Code: PDEEE] ..................................................................... 59

PGDIP EDUCATION MAJORS [PDED] .......................................................................... 59

COMPULSORY COURSES ........................................................................................................................ 59

OPTIONAL COURSES ................................................................................................................................ 60

APPENDIX: ............................................................................................................. 60

SHORT COURSES [SC] .............................................................................................................................. 60

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FACULTIES

PROGRAMS

A. BUSINESS, B. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY [COMPUTER SCIENCE]

C. ENGINEERING, D. EDUCATION, E. THEOLOGY ADMIN

1. ADVANCED CERTIFICATE: 1 Year Academic Program [Prerequisite: 1)

Certificate from BACORG UNIVERSITY, or 2) At least High School Certificate with Passes,

Credits, & or Distinctions]

2. BACHELOR’S DEGREE: 3 or 4 Years Academic Program

[Prerequisites: 1) At least High School [SECONDARY SCHOOL] Certificate with

Passes, Credits, & or Distinctions in the relevant field, or in science for engineering

students, and or 2) Advanced Certificate from BACORG UNIVERSITY], OR 3) “5 GCE

O’LEVELS PASSES OR BETTER + 2 GCE A’LEVELS PASSES”

3. MASTER’S DEGREE: 2 Years Academic Program [Prerequisite: 1)

Bachelor’s Degree in the relevant field. 2) HND FROM GHANA or EQUIVALENT. It is

offered either as a) tuition program, b) pure research program, or c) a combination of 1

and 2, and online by distance education

4. PHD: 4 Years Academic Program [Prerequisite: ANY MBA GRADE C

MINIMUM, OR, ANY Master’s Degree with a minimum of grade C in the relevant field],

BETTER GRADE THAN C STANDS BETTER ADVANTAGE. It is offered as a combination of

tuition and more research program

5. POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA (PGDIP): 1-year Research Programs in 1)

BUSINESS, 2) INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 3) ENGINEERING, 4) EDUCATION, and 5)

THEOL ADMIN (Theology Administration). It could be offered to eligibilities based on our

internal criteria and the academic board decision, for applicants of diverse backgrounds.

It is offered as intensive professional seminars/research programs. Contact us through our

website www.bacorg.com for academic advice on whether eligible to apply, OR, EMAIL

US.

http://www.bacorg.com/

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ADMISSION TIME LINE All applicants, Certificate, Advanced Certificate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, PhD, or PGDIP can

apply at any time for the winter, spring, summer and fall programs. This arrangement was as

such estimated to allow sufficient time in receiving posted admission letters to eligible

applicants, applying for visas.

TUITIONS TIME LINE FOR CAMPUS

STUDENTS

TUTORIAL PLAN

TERMS TUITIONS START TUITIONS END BREAKS STUDY

LENGTH

Spring 15st March 15th June 2wks 3mths

Summer 1st July 30th September 2wks 3mths

Fall (autumn) 15th October 30th November 1.5mths

Winter 1st December 15th February 10dys

Xmas/1mth

2.5mths

TABLE 1

NOTE THE SEASONS

SEASONS FROM TO

Spring March May

Summer June August

Fall (autumn) September November

Winter December February

TABLE 2

TUITION FEES

TUITION FEES: BEST, EVER-OFFER FOR YOU

[Bachelor’s: $2500/year, Master’s: $2850/year, PhD: $2750/year]

[For the Whole Program: Certificate: $2500, Advanced Certificate: &3000, PGDIP: $5000]

PROGRAMS SUMMARY

BUSINESS: MAJORS

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With the Business Majors, you will take all 3 areas below and specialize in one

MANAGEMENT

Management

(Human Resource)

Project

Management

Supply Chain

Management

FINANCE

Public Administration- Finance Corporate Administration-

Finance

MARKETING

Strategic Marketing Management

& Electronic Commerce

Global Marketing & Management

Research

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION

TECHNOLOGY MAJORS

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

Computer

Engineering

& Computer

Architecture

Artificial

Intelligence

& Robotics

Software &

Software

Security

Engineering

Systems

Mathematics

& Analysis

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Software

Engineering with

Electronics

Hardware

Engineering with

Electronics

Web, Graphic, &

Database Design &

Management

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ENGINEERING MAJORS

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

Soil and Water

Engineering

Mechanization

Engineering

Post-Harvest

Engineering

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

Environmental Modelling Ground Water Flow Modelling

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING This is outlined in details later in this booklet under the advanced certificate, bachelor’s,

master’s, PGDIP, and the PhDs

EDUCATION MAJORS

It is taken in any of the above fields in combination with education (pedagogical) as a

BEd, MEd, and [PhD or DEd]

THEOLOGY ADMINISTRATION MAJORS

It is taken in any of the above fields in combination with theology as a BTheol Admin,

MTheol Admin, and [PhD or D.Theol Admin]

CAREER AREAS TO FIT IN AFTER THE PROGRAM

BUSINESS DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE & ADVANCED CERTIFICATE

PROGRAMS

CAREER AREAS/ OPPORTUNITIES

Entrepreneurship, architecture, aerospace agencies, Public finance, cultural or arts

departments, aviation, biomedical, business, chiropractic, communications, project

management, computer engineering, electoral commissions, customer service, economic

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research departments, electronics, real estate, warehouse management, meteorological

department, environmental departments, physics departments, genealogy, health service,

hospitality and tourism, information quality, information security engineering, information

technology settings, industrial and environmental health and hygiene, insurance, language

education, legal practitioners’ setting, logistics and transport, ministers, medicine, risk

management, sales, supply chain management, etc.

ICT DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE & ADVANCED CERTIFICATE

PROGRAMS


Database administrator, software engineering or developer, information technology sales

engineer & or help desk specialist, trainer & or trainer of trainers in information technology,

network manager or engineer, multimedia design specialist, designer or developer of IT

products, software developer & programmer, internet or web professional, systems analyst,

telecommunications specialist, others

ENGINEERING DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE & ADVANCED

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS


Industrial engineering departments manager, manufacturing engineering units director,

mining engineering settings controller, nuclear engineering settings director, materials

manager, software engineer, technology consulting units, agricultural engineering units,

mechanical engineering departments, chemical engineering units, civil engineering

departments, recycling centers directors/ specialists, environmental health and safety,

structural engineering units, research and development director, postharvest centers, water

processing units director, other

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THE PROGRAMS DEVELOPED

BUSINESS ADVANCED CERTIFICATE

COURSES [BAC]

OVERVIEW

These are enhanced development academic tutorial training courses in the field of business

management, finance, and marketing, offered on campus or by distance learning online.

These courses will serve as agile tools to integrate the professional and empower him/her to

become more effective, flexible, and an authority in his or her present orientation, at the

advanced certificate level. It will also attract recognition and lead to promotions in higher

positions at the work place. These courses were designed to offer a one-year exposure and

intensive academic tuition. The student will be developed in the relevant field. The student

will be taught how to carry out research projects, and the standards that apply in writing a

standard scientifically approached write-up at the advanced certificate level. All students will

have a rigorous academic treatment in statistics to further affirm their foundation in the

research write-up analysis or data analysis aspect. The student will have a firm basis to stand

on for a bachelor’s degree in his or her chosen area(s). The learner will develop strong inter-

personal skills in business and will appreciate the essence to personally pursue complicated

systems of knowledge as a goal, and the essence of proactive approaches interactively, and

as well as innovations. The candidate will be focused into fast, sharp and smart approaches to

solving demanding problems and issues in the scope of the business world and technology.

The trainee will complete and graduate with an advanced certificate, with a formal transcript.

MANAGEMENT [BACM]

Business Administration “Management” Advanced

Certificate [Program Code: BACM]

CORE COURSES

1) Economics, 2) accounting, 3) legal environment, 4) mathematics/statistics, 5) | information

systems technology and advanced excel, 6) management communication, 7) communication

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skills, 8) Foundation of Information Technology, 9) Management of Information Technology,

10) Advanced Microeconomics, 11) Advanced Macroeconomics

CONCENTRATION COURSES

12) strategic management, 13) six sigma benchmarking and lean management, 14) human

resource management, 15) decision support and business intelligence systems, 16)

econometrics, 17) management information systems (MIS), 18) fundamentals of project

management, 19) management science, 20) fundamentals of supply chain management, 21)

public administration, 22) project work, 23) fundamentals of project management, 24)

fundamentals of warehouse management

Project Management Advanced Certificate [Course

Code: BACPM]

CORE COURSES

1) Economics, 2) accounting, 3) legal environment, 4) mathematics/statistics, 5) information





12) Evolution of management theory and management research, 13) quantitative studies of

business decision making, 14) statistics, 15) public administration, 16) econometrics, 17)

business informatics and managing, 18) systems theory and science, 19) management

information systems, 20) operations management, 21) fundamentals of supply chain

management, 22) project work, 23) project management, 24) warehouse management

Supply Chain Management Advanced Certificate

[Course Code: BACSCM]

CORE COURSES



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12) fundamentals of project management, 13) strategic management, 14) management

science, 15) decision support systems, 16) econometrics, 17) statistics forecasting, 18)

systems application of mathematic models 19) modelling with spreadsheets (management

science), 20) information systems security, 21) research project theories, 22) project work,

23) supply chain management, 24) warehouse management

FINANCE [BACF]

Public Administration Finance Advanced Certificate

[Course Code: BACPAF]

CORE COURSES



skills, 8) Foundation of Information Technology, 9) Management of Information Technology, 10)

Advanced Microeconomics, 11) Advanced Macroeconomics


12) public administration, 13) corporate financial management, 14) economies of money

banking and financial markets, 15) ecommerce, 16) econometrics, 17) multivariate statistical

modelling, 18) mathematical theory of computations, 19) public economics, 20) the politics of

public budgeting, 21) public finance and investment, 22) project work, 23) economics of

money banking and financial markets, 24) international financial management, 25) investment

Corporate Administration Finance Advanced

Certificate [Course Code: BACCAF]

CORE COURSES

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12) public finance and public policy, 13) corporate financial management, 14) economies of

money banking and financial markets, 15) Monte Carlo methods in financial engineering

(stochastic modelling and applied probability), 16) econometrics, 17) stochastic calculus for

finance, 18) investment, 19) financial markets and institutions, 20) international financial

management, 21) ecommerce, 22) project work, 23) investment, 24) costing

MARKETING [BACMK]

Strategic Marketing Management & Electronic

Commerce Advanced Certificate [Course Code:

BACSMK]

CORE COURSES






12) quantitative method for business, 13) corporate financial management, 14) ecommerce,

15) web design and multimedia technology, 16) econometrics, 17) investment, 18) market

research, 19) strategic marketing management, 20) international financial management, 21)

marketing analysis, digital marketing, network marketing, 22) project work, 23) market

research, 24) consumer behavior, 25) strategic operations marketing, 26) fundamentals of

global marketing

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Global Marketing & Management Research

Advanced Certificate [Course Code: BACGMK]

CORE COURSES



skills, 8) Foundation of Information Technology, 9) Management of Information Technology



12) quantitative method for business, 13) corporate financial management, 14) ecommerce,

15) web design and multimedia technology 16) econometrics, 17) investment, 18) market

research, 19) marketing research methodologies and essentials, 20) international financial

management, 21) research theory and marketing metrics, 22) project work, 23) market

research, 24) consumer behavior, 25) fundamentals of strategic operations marketing, 26)

global marketing


TECHNOLOGY ADVANCED CERTIFICATE

[ICTAC]

OVERVIEW

These courses will serve as cutting edge tools to integrate the professional or the student to

become more effective, flexible, and an authority in his or her present orientation, at the ICT

advanced certificate level. It will also lead to promotions in higher positions at the work place.

These courses were designed to offer a one-year exposure and intensive ICT academic

tutorials and training.

The learner will be academically nurtured in how to carry out research projects, and the

standards that apply in writing a standard scientifically approached write-up at the advanced

certificate level. All students will have rigorous treatment in statistics to further affirm their

foundation in the research write-up, and the data analysis aspect. The student will aspire for

the bachelor’s degree after graduation from the advanced certificate program.

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The student will develop strong inter-personal skills in ICT, and business and will appreciate

the essence to personally pursue complicated systems of knowledge as a goal, and the

essence of proactive approaches in ICT interactively, and as well as systems engineering

innovations. The student will be focused into fast, sharp and smart approaches to solving

demanding problems and issues in the scope of ICT, the business world and technology. With

successful completion of the student, he/she will be awarded an advanced certificate and will

be issued a transcript in ICT Systems Engineering, or ICT Information Technology with

specialized areas as indicated below.

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING [SEAC]

Computer Engineering &Computer Architecture

Advanced Certificate [Course Code: SEACCE]

CORE COURSES

1) Computational and applied mathematics, 2) statistics, 3) management, 4) research theory

and application, 5) research project, 6) advanced excel & access, 7) management

communication skills, 8) Foundation of Information Technology, 9) Management of

Information Technology, 10) Advanced Microeconomics, 11) Advanced Macroeconomics


12) computer systems, 13) decision support and business intelligence systems, 14)

programming basics, 15) object-oriented analysis and design, 16) web design and internet

technology, 17) database management, 18) systems theory and science, 19) practical

management science, 20) economics, 21) computer architecture, 22) algorithms and data

structures

Artificial Intelligence & Robotics Advanced

Certificate [Course Code: SEACAI]

CORE COURSES



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12) neural networks, 13) mathematics modeling, 14) data communications, 15) networking,

16) machine learning, 17) robotics fundamentals, 18) multivariate statistical modelling, 19)

categorical data analysis, 20) economics, 21) computer engineering and robotic systems, 22)

algorithm and data structures

Software Security Engineering Advanced Certificate

[Course Code: SEACSS]

CORE COURSES






12) programming mobile applications for Android mobile systems, 13) software engineering

theories, 14) systems science and application basics, 15) management science, 16) software

and cybersecurity design and building (network security), 17) technology in action and

software security, 18) object-oriented programming, 19) artificial intelligence fundamentals,

20) economics, 21) computer programming and configuring, 22) algorithms and data

structures

Systems Mathematics & Analysis Advanced

Certificate [Course Code: SEACSM]

CORE COURSES





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12) management science, 13) technology in action, 14) computing essentials, 15) application

of mathematical models to systems, 16) decision support and business intelligence systems,

17) database management, mining and warehousing, 18) modern operating systems, 19)

engineering mathematics, 20) economics, 21) business statistics, 22) algorithms and data

structures

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY [ITAC]

Software Engineering with Electronics Advanced

Certificate [Course Code: ITACSE]

CORE COURSES






12) secure software design and operating systems theories, 13) java and C++ programming, 14)

introduction to systems engineering, 15) computer programing, 16) computer architecture, 17)

operating systems theories and application, 18) electronic engineering and power electronics,

19) electrical engineering, 20) economics, 21) introduction to electronics, 22) algorithms and data

structures

Hardware Engineering with Electronics Advanced

Certificate [Course Code: ITACHE]

CORE COURSES





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12) statistical forecasting, 13) electronics, 14) electrical engineering, 15) computer architecture,

16) computer engineering, 17) hardware/software interface, 18) computer programming and

configuring, 19) power electronics 20) economics, 21) fundamentals of electrical engineering

laboratory (circuits), 22) algorithms and data structures

Web, Graphic, & Database Design & Management

Advanced Certificate [ Course Code: ITACWD]

CORE COURSES






12) essentials of management information systems, 13) electronic commerce, 14) electronics shop, 15)

database management, 16) data mining and warehousing, 17 java and C++ programming, 18) systems

engineering, 19) cascading style sheets (CSS) and web application architectures, 20) economics, 21),

cloud computing, web, graphic and multimedia designs, 22) algorithms and data structures

ENGINEERING ADVANCED CERTIFICATE

[EAC]

OVERVIEW

This course will focus recognition and effect promotions in engineering professionals’ career

and business setting. These courses were designed to effect flexible engineering acumen in

the students and broad based technological exposure. The student will be trained in how to

carry out research projects, and the standards that apply in writing a standard scientifically

approached write-up at the advanced certificate level. All students will have a rigorous

treatment in statistics and engineering mathematics to further affirm their foundation in the

research write-up and analysis.

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The student will develop strong inter-personal skills in engineering, and business and will

appreciate the essence to personally pursue complicated systems of knowledge in

engineering as a goal, and the essence of proactive approaches in engineering interactively,

and as well as engineering innovations. The student will be focused into fast, sharp and smart

approaches to solving demanding problems and issues in engineering, the business world

and technology. The student will complete and graduate with an advanced certificate in

Agricultural Engineering, or Environmental Engineering with specialized areas as indicated

below, and with a formal transcript

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING [EACAE]

Soil and Water Engineering Advanced Certificate

[Course Code: EACSWE]

CORE COURSES

1) Engineering mathematics, 2) statistics, 3) economics and management, 4) research theory

and application, 5) research project, 6) advanced excel & fundamentals of database

management, 7) management communication skills, 8) Foundation of Information

Technology, 9) Management of Information Technology, 10) Advanced Microeconomics, 11)

Advanced Macroeconomics


12) Fluid mechanics, 13) mechanics of machines, 14) strength of materials, 15) soil mechanics

and foundation engineering, 16) electronics and electrical engineering, 17) systems

engineering, 18) management science, 19) agricultural machinery, 20) mechanization and

plant/animal science, 21) thermodynamics, 22) hydrology of agricultural land, 23) research

project work, 24) entrepreneurship and development, 25) fundamental accounting, 26)

engineering survey, 27) CAD and engineering drawing and plan reading, 27) hydraulic

engineering, 28) irrigation systems design and management, 29) rural water processing,

supply and storage, 30) fundamentals of mechanical engineering, 31) soil plant water

engineering, 32) instrumentation and control engineering, 33) agricultural extension and

farm management, 34) soil science and soil and water conservation and engineering

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Mechanization Advanced Certificate [Course Code:

EACM]

CORE COURSES







12) Fluid mechanics, 13) mechanics of machines, 14) strength of materials, 15) soil mechanics and

foundation engineering, 16) electronics and electrical engineering, 17) systems engineering, 18)

management science, 19) mechanical engineering, 20) robotics, 21) thermodynamics, 22)

artificial intelligence, 23) research project work, 24) entrepreneurship and development, 25)

fundamental accounting, 26) engineering survey, 27) fundamentals of soil and water engineering,

28) CAD and engineering drawing and plan reading, 29) hydraulic engineering, 30) earth moving

machinery and design, 31) amphibian machineries design, 32) agricultural buildings and

structural designs, 33) instrumentation and control engineering, 34) mechanization/farm-power

and machineries, 35) industrial engineering

Post - Harvest Engineering Advanced Certificate

[Course Code: EACPHE]

CORE COURSES









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engineering, 18) management science, 19) dryers (solar, electrical, and local technologies),

20) post-harvest technology and pathology/advanced treatments, 21) post-harvest

physiology of food crops, 22) research project work, 23) entrepreneurship and development,

24) fundamental accounting, 25) engineering survey, 26) CAD and engineering drawing and

plan reading, 27) post-harvest technology for tobacco and horticultural crops, 28) agricultural

automation and the combine, 29) growing-crops and post-harvest pests control, 30)

postharvest machineries design and building and management (silos, winnowers, dryers,

shredders, threshers, combines, etc.), 31) agricultural engineering principles and practice,

32) instrumentation and control engineering, 33) artificial intelligence and robotics, 34)

postharvest chemistry and biology, 35) post-harvest and fundamental environmental

modelling

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING [EACEE]

Environmental Modelling Advanced Certificate

[Course Code: EACEM]

CORE COURSES









engineering, 18) management science, 19) environmental remediation and restoration of

contaminated nuclear and norm sites, 20) petroleum engineering, 21) formulas and

calculations for drilling, 22) petroleum geology, 23) research project work, 24)

entrepreneurship and development, 25) fundamental accounting, 26) engineering survey, 27)

CAD and engineering drawing and plan reading, 28) environmental and ecological

mathematics modelling, 29) advanced geophysical and mathematical modeling of seismic

waveforms and inversions, 30) GIS and remote sensing environmental modelling, 31)

environmental modelling simplicity from complexity, 32) sea and water species quantitative

modelling, 33) dynamics of complex ecology modelling, 34) instrumentation and control

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engineering, 35) MATLAB environmental modelling, 36) numerical ecology, 37) Introduction

to agricultural engineering, 38) artificial intelligence and robotics

Ground Water Flow Modelling Advanced Certificate

[Course Code: EACGFM]

CORE COURSES









engineering, 18) management science, 19) petroleum geology, 20) petroleum engineering,

21) ground water management, 22) soil and water conservation engineering, 23) research

project work, 24) entrepreneurship, 25) fundamental accounting, 26) engineering survey, 27)

CAD, 28) instrumentation and control engineering, 29) applied groundwater modelling (flow

simulation), 30) water and environmental engineering, 30) pressure flow with computer

ground water modelling, 31) advanced numerical approximation of nonlinear hyperbolic

equations, 32) geologic and mine modelling, 33) geospatial analysis of environmental health,

34) finite difference and finite element method ground water modelling, 35) earth structure

transport/water/environmental engineering, 36) foundation agricultural engineering, 37)

artificial intelligence and robotics, 38) water boundaries/soil science and management

BUSINESS FIRST DEGREE PROGRAMS [BBA]

OVERVIEW

These courses will enhance the academic as well as the professional back ground of

the student who seeks to become more effective, flexible, and an authority in his or

her field. These courses were designed to offer a 3 or 4-year exposure and intensive

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academic tuition. The student will be developed in the relevant field as well as with at

least 50 advanced diversified courses tailored to focus on business, including rigorous

mathematics throughout the program. As part of the fulfilment to the award of the

degree, the student is required to fully complete a scientifically approached thesis

focused within the business arena or otherwise what so ever proactive enough. All

students will have a rigorous training in statistics throughout their course of studies.

The student will acquire a firm foundation and will be eligible for the bachelor’s

degree after he or she successfully completes his/her program. The student will

develop strong inter-personal skills in business corporate administration, and public

administration. The student will be innovatively focused into fast, sharp and smart

approaches to solving demanding problems and issues in the areas of business, and

technology.

BUSINESS/PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION [BBAP]

Commerce, Management, HRM, Supply Chain

Management, Project Management, and Economics

Bachelors [BBAPEM]

CORE COURSES

1) Economics, 2) accounting, 3) legal environment, 4) mathematics/statistics, 5) | information





12) strategic management, 13) six sigma benchmarking and lean management, 14) human

resource management, 15) decision support and business intelligence systems, 16)

econometrics, 17) management information systems (MIS), 18) fundamentals of project

management, 19) management science, 20) fundamentals of supply chain management, 21)

public administration, 22) project work, 23) fundamentals of project management, 24)

fundamentals of warehouse management, 25) Evolution of management theory and

management research, 26) quantitative studies of business decision making, 27) public

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administration, 28) statistics, 29) econometrics, 30) business informatics and managing, 31)

systems theory and science,

32) management information systems, 33) operations management, 34) fundamentals of

supply chain management, 35) fundamentals of project management, 36) project

management, 37) practical project works, 38) warehouse management, 39) strategic

management, 40) management science, 41) decision support systems, 42) statistics

forecasting, 43) systems application of mathematic models, 44) modelling with spreadsheets

(management science), 45) information systems security, 46) research project theories, 47)

further supply chain management, 48) student choses other 8 extra courses from other

programs, 49) thesis proposal, 50) final bachelor’s thesis

FINANCE [BBAF]

Public & Corporate Administration Finance

Bachelor’s Degree [Course Code: BBAPAF]

CORE COURSES






12) public administration, 13) corporate financial management, 14) economies of money

banking and financial markets, 15) ecommerce, 16) econometrics, 17) multivariate statistical

modelling, 18) mathematical theory of computations, 19) public economics, 20) the politics of

public budgeting, 21) public finance and investment, 22) practical project works, 23)

economics of money banking and financial markets,

24) international financial management, 25) investment, 26) Monte Carlo methods in financial

engineering (stochastic modelling and applied probability), 27) stochastic calculus for

finance, 28) investment, 29) financial markets and institutions, 30) costing, 31) student choses

other 32) extra courses from table 4 or from other bachelor’s programs, 33) Thesis proposal,

34) Thesis

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MARKETING [BBAMK]

Strategic Marketing Management, E - Commerce

Global Marketing, & Management Research BBA D.

[Course Code: BBASMK]

CORE COURSES






12) quantitative method for business, 13) corporate financial management, 14) ecommerce, 15)

web design and multimedia technology, 16) econometrics, 17) investment, 18) market research,

19) strategic marketing management, 20) international financial management, 21) marketing

analysis, digital marketing, network marketing, 22) project work, 23) market research, 24)

consumer behavior, 25) strategic operations marketing,

26) fundamentals of global marketing, 27) Electronic & Service Marketing, 28) Marketing Tools &

Strategies, 29) International Relations & International Business, 30) investment, 31) marketing

research methodologies and essentials, 32) international financial management, 33) research

theory and marketing metrics, 34) market research, 35) consumer behavior, 36) further global

marketing, 37) student chooses other 19 extra courses from other programs, 38) thesis proposal,

39) final bachelor’s thesis

COMPULSORY COURSES FOR ALL BACHELOR

BUSINESS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

STUDENTS [BCC]

TABLE 4 BCC:

1) Commerce and Project

Presentation

2) Advanced Statistics Ii

3) Presentation Skills Seminar 4) Accounting II

5) Business English 6) English Language

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7) Psychology and Project

Presentation

8) Business English II

9) Philosophy and Project

Presentation

10) English Language II

11) Sociology and Project

Presentation

12) Shorthand Skills and Seminar

13) Government and Project

Presentation

14) Business Management I

15) Research Skills Seminar 16) Business Management II

17) Computer Manipulation Skills

Seminar

18) Enterprise Resource Planning

Seminar

19) Business Ethics Seminar 20) Corporate Culture Seminar

21) Business Intelligence Seminar 22) Corporate Finance and Seminar

23) Business Mathematics 24) Enterprise Risk Management

Seminar

25) History of Commerce 26) Limited Liability Companies

Seminar

27) Entrepreneurship Seminar 28) Advanced Mathematics II

29) Advanced level Economics II 30) Legal Technology Seminar

31) Cyber Security Seminar 32) Computer Forensics Seminar

33) Electronics Evidences Seminar 34) Defense of Research Project

35) Microeconomics I 36) Econometrics I

37) Econometrics II 38) Macroeconomics I

39) Macroeconomics II 40) Microeconomics II

41) Management of Information

Technology I

42) Management of Information

Technology II

43) Organizational and Consumer

Behavior

44) Advertisement and Product

Promotion

45) Finance Fundamentals 46) Customer Relation & Follow-up

47) Retail Management & Customer

Feedback

48) Human Resource Management

49) Managerial Economics & Product

Management

50) Marketing Operations and

Research

51) Entrepreneurship & Marketing

Analysis

52) Strategic Marketing & Decision

Making

53) Customer Interface Marketing

Communication Sales &

Distribution

54) Business Ethics & Strategic

Management

55) Strategic Retail/Brand

Management

56) Digital Branding/ Experience

Branding

TABLE 4

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TECHNOLOGY FIRST DEGREE PROGRAMS

[ICTB]

OVERVIEW

This is a Bachelor’s Program in Business Administration ICT. These programs were developed

for all classes of information technology and business professionals who are looking forward

to studying on campus as well as online as a blend. These courses will enhance the academic

as well as the professional back ground of the student who seeks to become more effective,

flexible, and an authority in his or her field. These courses were designed to offer a 3 or 4-

year exposure and intensive training in systems and information engineering. The student

will be developed in the relevant field as well as with at least 50 advanced diversified courses

tailored to focus on ICT and business, including rigorous mathematics and statistics

throughout the program. As part of the fulfilment to the award of the degree, the student is

required to fully complete a scientifically approached thesis focused within ICT and the

business setting, and based on the subject and direction of the thesis the student will come

out with a BSc, BBA, or BA upon graduation. The student will acquire a firm foundation and will

be eligible for the bachelor’s degree in systems engineering, or information technology after

they successfully complete their program. The student will develop strong inter-personal

skills in ICT and business corporate administration, and ICT and public administration. The

student will be focused into fast, sharp and smart approaches to solving demanding problems

and issues in the areas of business, and technology.

MAJOR A): SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 1ST DEGREE [COURSE CODE:

SEBA]

Computer Engineering, Computer Architecture, Artificial

Intelligence & Robotics Bachelor’s Degree

CORE COURSES

1) Computational and applied mathematics I & II, 2) statistics, 3) management, 4)

research theory and application, 5) research project, 6) advanced excel, 7)

management communication skills, 8) Foundation of Information Technology, 9)

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Management of Information Technology, 10) Advanced Microeconomics, 11)



12) computer systems, 13) decision support and business intelligence systems, 14)

programming, 15) object-oriented analysis and design, 16) web design and internet

technology, 17) database management, 18) systems theory and science, 19) practical

management science, 20) economics, 21) computer architecture, 22) algorithms and data

structures, 23) modern operating systems, 24) information systems management, 25)

computer engineering, 26) robotics, 27) electronics and electrical engineering, 28) software

engineering, 29) auto computer engineering, 30) neural networks, 31) mathematics

modeling,

32) data communications, 33) networking, 34) machine learning, 35) multivariate statistical

modelling, 36) categorical data analysis, 37) economics, 38) computer engineering and

robotic systems, 39) algorithms and data structure modern operating systems, 40) information

systems management, 41) quantum science, 42) artificial intelligence, 43) electronics and

electrical engineering, 44) programming, 45) industrial robotic engineering (assembly

plants, conveyor belts, printers, etc.), 46) student chooses other 10 extra courses from other

programs, 47) thesis proposal, 48) final bachelor’s thesis

MAJOR B): SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 1ST DEGREE [COURSE CODE:

SEBB]

Software Security Engineering, Systems Analysis &

Mathematics Bachelor’s Degree

CORE COURSES

1) Computational and applied mathematics I & II, 2) statistics, 3) management, 4) research

theory and application, 5) research project, 6) advanced excel, 7) management




12) programming mobile applications for Android mobile systems, 13) software engineering,

14) systems science and application, 15) management science, 16) software and

cybersecurity design and building (network security), 17) technology in action and software

security, 18) object-oriented programming, 19) artificial intelligence fundamentals, 20)

economics, 21) computer programming and configuring, 22) algorithms and data structures,

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23) software security engineering, 24) modern operating systems, 25) artificial intelligence,

26) electronics, 27) electronics evidence and discovery, 28) computer forensics,

29) legal technology, 30) computing essentials, 31) application of mathematical models to

systems, 32) decision support and business intelligence systems, 33) database management,

mining and warehousing, 34) modern operating systems, 35) engineering mathematics, 36)

business statistics, 37) electrical and electronics engineering, 38) dynamic probabilistic

systems, 39) computer forensics, 40) systems engineering, 41) software engineering, 42)

systems analysis and design, 43) software statistics methods and metrics, 44)student chooses

other 13 extra courses from other programs, 45) thesis proposal, 46) final bachelor’s thesis

MAJOR: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIRST DEGREE [ITB]

Software Engineering, Hardware Engineering,

Graphic Design, Electronics, Web Design, Database

Design & Management Bachelor’s Degree

CORE COURSES

1) Computational and applied mathematics I & II, 2) statistics, 3) management, 4) research

theory and application, 5) research project, 6) advanced excel & access, 7) management




12) secure software design and operating systems theories, 13) java and C++ programming,

14) systems engineering, 15) computer programing, 16) computer architecture/configuring,

17) operating systems theories and application, 18) electronic engineering & power

electronics, 19) electrical engineering, 20) economics, 21) computer forensic, 22) algorithms

and data structures, 23) software engineering, 24) multivariate statistical modelling, 25)

software architecture, 26) software engineering mathematics, 27) industrial electronics, 28)

automotive electronics, 29) industrial automation and process control

30) statistical forecasting, 31) computer engineering, 32) hardware/software interface, 33)

power electronics, 34) electrical engineering laboratory (circuits), 35) industrial electronics

engineering, 36) CPU and motherboard engineering, 37) automotive computer engineering,

38) electronics materials engineering, 39) computer forensics seminar, 40) electromagnetics

induction engineering, 41) essentials of management information systems, 42) electronic

commerce, 43) electronics shop, 44) database management, 44) data mining, 45) data

warehousing, 46) java programming, 47) C++ programming,

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48) systems engineering, 49) cascading style sheets (CSS) design & architecture, 50) web

application architectures, 51) cloud computing, 52) web design and building (word press-

dream weaver, html programming, etc.), 53) graphic and multimedia designs, 54) algorithms

and data structures, 55) object-oriented programming, 56) software architecture, 57)

computer architecture, 58) modern operating systems, 59) software security engineering, 60)

thesis proposal, 61) final bachelor’s thesis

ENGINEERING FIRST DEGREE PROGRAMS

[EB]

OVERVIEW

This is a Bachelor’s Program in Engineering. These programs were developed for all classes

of engineers who are looking forward to studying engineering in the heart of Europe “Prague-

Czech Republic”, by way of face to face and online studies. These courses will enhance the

academic as well as the professional back ground of the student who seeks to become more

effective, flexible, and an authority in his or her field. These courses were designed to offer a

3 or 4year exposure and intensive training in agricultural and environmental engineering.

The student will be developed in the relevant field as well as with at least 50 advanced

diversified courses tailored to focus on engineering, including rigorous mathematics and

statistics throughout the program. As part of the fulfilment to the award of the degree, the

student is required to fully complete a scientifically approached thesis focused within the field

of engineering, or science, and technology, and based on the subject and direction of the

thesis the student will be given a BSc, BBA, or BA upon graduation. The student will acquire a

firm foundation and will be eligible for the bachelor’s degree in agricultural engineering, or

environmental technology after he/she successfully completes the program. The student will

develop strong inter-personal skills in engineering. The student will be focused into fast, sharp

and smart approaches to solving demanding problems and issues in the areas of engineering, and

technology.

MAJOR A: AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING FIRST DEGREE [AEB]

Soil and Water Engineering, Mechanization, Post-

Harvest Engineering Bachelor’s

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CORE COURSES

1) Engineering mathematic I & II, 2) statistics, 3) economics and management, 4) research

theory and application, 5) research project, 6) advanced excel & fundamentals of database





12) agricultural machinery, 13) mechanization and plant/animal science, 14) hydrology of

agricultural land, 15) irrigation systems design and management, 16) rural water processing,

supply and storage, 17) fundamentals of mechanical engineering, 18) soil plant water

engineering, 19) agricultural extension and farm management, 20) soil science and soil and

water conservation and engineering, 21) Fluid mechanics, 22) mechanics of machines, 23)

strength of materials, 24) soil mechanics and foundation engineering, 25) electronics and

electrical engineering, 26) systems engineering, 27) management science,

28) mechanical engineering, 29) robotics, 30) thermodynamics, 31) artificial intelligence, 32)


fundamentals of soil and water engineering, 36) CAD and engineering drawing and plan

reading, 37) hydraulic engineering, 38) earth moving machinery and design, 39) amphibian

machineries design, 40) agricultural buildings and structural designs, 41) instrumentation and

control engineering, 42) mechanization/farm-power and machineries, 43) industrial

engineering, 44) conveyor-belt/power-train and transmission systems engineering

45) dryers (solar, electrical, and local technologies), 46) post-harvest technology and

pathology/advanced treatments, 47) post-harvest physiology of food crops, 48) simulated

project work, 49) post-harvest technology for tobacco and horticultural crops, 50) agricultural

automation and the combine, 51) growing-crops and post-harvest pests control, 52) post-

harvest machineries design and building and management (silos, winnowers, dryers,

shredders, threshers, combines, etc.), 53) agricultural engineering principles and practice,

54) artificial intelligence and robotics, 55) post-harvest chemistry and biology, 56) post-

harvest and fundamental environmental modelling, 57) microbiology, 58) chemical

engineering, 59) thesis proposal, 60) final bachelor’s thesis

MAJOR B: ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 1ST DEGREE [EEB]

Environmental Modelling, Ground Water Flow Modelling

Bachelor’s Degree

CORE COURSES

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1) Engineering mathematics’, I & II, 2) statistics, 3) economics and management, 4) research

theory and application, 5) research project, 6) advanced excel & fundamentals of database







engineering, 18) management science, 19) environmental remediation and restoration of

contaminated nuclear and norm sites, 20) petroleum engineering, 21) formulas and

calculations for drilling, 22) petroleum geology, 23) simulated project work, 24)


environmental and ecological mathematics modelling, 28) advanced geophysical and

mathematical modeling of seismic waveforms and inversions, 29) GIS and remote sensing

environmental modelling,

30) environmental modelling simplicity from complexity, 31) sea and water species

quantitative modelling, 32) dynamics of complex ecology modelling, 33) instrumentation and

control engineering, 34) MATLAB environmental modelling, 35) numerical ecology, 36)

Introduction to agricultural engineering, 37) artificial intelligence and robotics, 38) chemical

engineering, 39) ground water management, 40) soil and water conservation engineering,

42) entrepreneurship, 43) CAD engineering drawing with plan analysis and interpretation,

44) applied groundwater modelling (flow simulation), 45) water and environmental

engineering,

46) pressure flow with computer ground water modelling, 47) advanced numerical

approximation of nonlinear hyperbolic equations, 48) geologic and mine modelling, 49)

geospatial analysis of environmental health, 50) finite difference and finite element method

ground water modelling, 51) earth structure transport/water/environmental engineering, 52)

foundation agricultural engineering, 53) artificial intelligence and robotics, 54) water

boundaries/soil science and management, 55) instrumentation and control engineering, 56)

water engineering, 57) thesis proposal, 58) final bachelor’s thesis

MAJOR C: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FIRST DEGREE [MEB]

Mechanical Engineering Bachelor’s Degree [Course

Code: MEB]

CORE COURSES

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1) Engineering mathematics, I, II, III & IV, 2) statistics, 3) economics and management, 4)

research theory and application, 5) research project, 6) advanced excel & fundamentals of

database management, 7) management communication skills, 8) Foundation of Information




12) Environmental Engineering, 13) Electrical Engineering, 14) Engineering Technology I &

II, 15) CAD/CAM & Engineering Drawing I & ii, 16) Mechanics of Machines and Engineering

Design, 17) Laboratory Work & Industrial Attachment, 18) Chemical Engineering, 19)

Materials Engineering & Strength of Materials, 20) Applied Computer Graphics and

Operating Systems, 21) Mechanics of Fluids, 22) Presentation Skills and Literature in English,

23) Theory of Machines, 24) Manufacturing Engineering, 25) Thermodynamics I, II, & III, 26)

Machine Design & Project, 27) Automatic Control & Control Engineering, 28) Quantitative

Methods & Decision Modelling Management Science, 29) Industrial Engineering,

30) Product Engineering & Packaging, 31) Aerodynamics, 32) Ergonomics, 33) Numerical

Analysis, 34) Dynamics of Mechanisms Synthesis & Analysis, 35) Heat and Gravity

Engineering, 36) Geophysics and Geothermal Engineering, 37) Acoustic Engineering &

Percussion Science, 38) Thermo-fluids Engineering, 39) Energy Systems and Renewable

Energy Engineering, 40) Applied Mechanics Mathematics, 41) Maintenance & Safety

Engineering, 42) Management in Engineering, 43) Production Engineering and Design

Economics, 44) Waves & Vibration Engineering,

45) Air-Condition & Refrigeration Engineering, 46) Automotive Engineering & Internal

Combustion Engines, 47) Hydraulics Engineering, 48) Pneumatic Engineering, 49)

Entrepreneurship & Entrepreneurship Development, 50) Instrumentation, 51) Machine Tools

Shop & Factory Design, 52) Turbo Machines Engineering & Turbo Chargers, 53) simulation

practical work using various tools such Matlab, Lindo, Excel, etc., 54) student has the

opportunity to choose and add some extra courses from other programs, 55) thesis proposal,

56) final bachelor’s thesis.

EDUCATION BACHELOR’S DEGREE [COURSE CODE: BED]

BEd in any of the above bachelor’s programs is offered including the following

concentration courses:


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1) Psychology of Education, 2) Curriculum Technology, 3) Philosophy of Education, 4)

Sociology of Education, 5) Guidance and Counseling of Education, 6) Teaching Practices, 7)

Principles of Teaching & Techniques, 8) History of Education, 9) English Literature, 10) English

Language, 11) Liberal Studies, 12) Quantifying Measurement & Evaluation, 13) Applied

Methodology, 14) Technology of Education, 15) Seminar of Education, 16) Applied Guidance

& Counseling, 17) Management Admin of Education, 18) Project Proposal of Education, 19)

Political Science, 20) Geopolitical Science, 21) Project Long Essay (Thesis) of Education, 22)

Final Thesis

THEOLOGY BACHELOR’S DEGREE [COURSE CODE: BTHEOL]

BTheol in any of the above bachelor’s programs is offered including the

following concentration courses:


1) Intercultural/ Inter-Religious Dialogue, 2) Sociology of Religion, 3) Psychology of Religion,

4) Education of Religion, 5) Philosophy of Religion, 6) Biblical Studies, 7) Church History &

Tenets, 8) History of Christianity, 9) Religious Dogmatic, 10) Homiletics & liturgy from

Diversified Christian Perspectives, 11) Social Work and Care, 12) Working with People and

its Fundamental Ethical Values, 13) Ecumenical Dialogue, 14) Communication Methods &

Church Dogmas/Culture, 15) Humanities Academic Research Proposal,

16) Social Sciences Academic Research Proposal, 17) Human Rights and Importance & Their

Role as Applied in Various Religious Systems, 18) Human Rights and Importance & Their Role

as Applied in Various Philosophical Systems, 19) Biblical Hermeneutics, 20) Biblical

Catechetic, 21) Applied Theology Knowledge and Skills in Pastoral Work, 22) Applied

Theology Knowledge and Skills in Catechetic, 23) Applied Theology Knowledge and Skills in

Homiletics and Liturgy, 24) Applied Religious Communication Skills and Methods, 25)

Management of Social Work, 26) Management of Church Team Work, 27) Final Thesis

BUSINESS SECOND DEGREE PROGRAMS [BM]

OVERVIEW

This is a Master’s Program in Business Administration. These programs were developed for

all classes of business professionals and entrepreneurs who are looking forward to advancing

their skills and professionalism to the top or high-level manpower managerial positions.

These courses will enhance the academic as well as the professional back ground of the

student who seeks to become a master authority in business administration over and above

first-degree level, within the below stated majors. These programs are 2-year intensive

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training programs. The student will be developed in the relevant field as well as with at least

14 solid courses directed to focus on business, including rigorous advanced mathematics and

statistics throughout the program. As part of the fulfilment towards the award of the degree,

the student is required to fully complete a scientifically approached dissertation or thesis

focused within the business sphere. The student will acquire a firm foundation and will be

eligible for the master’s degree after he or she successfully completes the program. The

student will develop a master inter-personal skill in business corporate administration, and

public administration. Due to the rigorous academic treatments, the student will acquire

entrepreneurial skills and his/her skills in innovations will be enhanced tremendously. The

student will be focused into fast, sharp and smart approaches to solving demanding problems

and issues in the areas of business, and technology. He/she can continue with a PhD after the

program.

MAJORS BUSINESS SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION MASTER’S [COURSE CODE:

BSAM]

Advanced Management (General), 2) Advanced Project Management, 3) Advanced

Supply Chain Management, 4) Advanced Microeconomics, 5) Advanced

Macroeconomics, 6) Advanced International Finance Management, 7) Advanced

Managerial Accounting, 8) Advanced Money Banking and Financial Markets, 9)

Business Administration Finance & Management, 10) Public Administration Finance &

Management, 11) Human Resource Management & Accounting, 12) Project

Management and Management in I.T., 13) Supply Chain & Logistics Management, 14)

Advanced Managerial Economics, 15) Advanced Legal Environment Seminar, 16)

Advanced Quantitative Methods of Business, 17) Advanced Statistics for Managers,

18) Advanced Ecommerce Seminar, 19) Advanced Information Systems Technology,

20) Advanced Management Communication, 21) Advanced Human Resource

Management, 22) Pick At Least 5 More Advanced Courses Elsewhere, 23) Advanced

Systems Mathematics, 24) Statistical Forecast/Modeling/Multivariate Methods, 25)

Further Econometrics Seminar, 26) Research Methodology/Dissertation/Thesis

BUSINESS SYSTEMS FINANCE MASTER’S [COURSE CODE: BSFM]

Public Administration Finance and Taxation, 2) Corporate Administration Finance and

Costing, 3) Corporate Financial Management, 4) Advanced Managerial Accounting,

5) Public Administration Finance Management, 6) Public & Corporate Finance

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Administration, 7) Financial Accounting and Management, 8) Advanced

Microeconomics, 9) Advanced Macroeconomics, 10) Advanced Legal Environment

Seminar, 11) Advanced Quantitative Methods of Business, 12) Advanced Managerial

Economics, 13) Advanced Statistics for Managers, 14) Advanced Investment for

Entrepreneurs Seminar, 15) Advanced Financial Markets & Institutions, 16) Advanced

International Finance Management, 17) Advanced Money Banking and Financial

Markets, 18) Advanced Public Administration, 19) Advanced Management

Communication, 20) Advanced Management Administration, 21) Pick At Least 5 More

Advanced Courses Elsewhere, 22) Advanced Systems Mathematics, 23) Statistical

Forecast/Modeling/Multivariate Methods, 24) Further Econometrics Seminar, 25)

Research Methodology/Dissertation/Thesis

MASTER’S OF ARTS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MARKETING

[COURSE CODE: BMKM]

Strategic Marketing Management, 2) Strategic Marketing & Electronics Commerce, 3)

Global Marketing and Management Research, 4) Marketing and Advanced Applied

Statistics, 5) Marketing Research with Systems Informatics, 6) Advanced Marketing

Management, 7) Internet and Online Marketing, 8) Marketing Highly Advanced

Technology, 9) Directed Marketing Research Proposal, 10) Marketing Project and

Product Design, 11) Packaging Pricing and Advertisement, 12) Setting Marketing

Strategies and Promoting, 13) Advanced Microeconomics, 14) Advanced

Macroeconomics, 15) Networking Delivery Channels, 16) Winning Endorsements &

Contracts, 17) Management Communication and Ethics, 18) Advanced Legal

Environment Seminar, 19) Advanced Managerial Economics, 20) Advanced

Investment Seminar, 21) Advanced Statistics for Managers, 22) Advanced

Management Administration, 23) Advanced Quantitative Methods of Business, 24)

Advanced Managerial Accounting, 25) Pick At Least 5 More Advanced Courses

Elsewhere, 26) Advanced Systems Mathematics, 27) Statistical



INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

MASTER’S [ICTM]

OVERVIEW

This is a Master’s Program in Business Administration ICT directed to instill academic and

professional capabilities in the student towards high manpower managerial positions. The

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student will become a master authority in ICT in business administration and will be enhanced

over and above the first-degree level. These programs are 2 years intensive academic tutorial

and training programs. The student will be developed in the relevant field as well as with at

least 14 solid courses directed to focus on ICT and business, including rigorous advanced

mathematics and statistics throughout the program. As part of the fulfilment for the award of

the degree, the student is required to fully complete a scientifically approached thesis

focused within the business sphere, ICT, or Engineering. The student will acquire a firm

foundation and become adapted and adopted with art of creativity and advanced managerial

skills, and will be eligible for the master’s degree after he or she successfully completes the

program. The student will develop a master inter-personal skill in ICT in business corporate

administration, and in public administration. The student will be focused into fast, sharp and

smart critical thinking approaches to solving demanding problems and issues in the areas of

ICT, business, and technology. The student will be awarded an MBA IT, MBA ICT, MSc. IT, or

MSc. ICT, depending on the approach and direction (with “strong elements reflecting

business”, or with “strong elements reflecting mathematics and statistics, physics and/or

chemistry”) of his or her dissertation. All dissertations would be scientifically approached.

He/she can continue with a PhD after the program

MAJORS MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING [COURSE

CODE: SEM]

Computer Engineering & Computer Architecture, 2) Artificial Intelligence & Robotics,

3) Software Security with Software Engineering, 4) Advanced Systems Mathematics &

Analysis, 5) Systems Mathematics with Systems Engineering, 6) Advanced

Microeconomics, 7) Advanced Macroeconomics, 8) Pick At Least 5 More Advanced

Courses Elsewhere, 9) Seminar I, II, & III Electronics Evidence, 10) Seminar I, II, & III

Computer Forensics, 11) Seminar I, II, & III Legal Technology, 12) Seminar I, II, & III

Cyber Security, 13) Statistical Forecast/Modeling/Multivariate Methods, 14) Further

Econometrics Seminar, 15) Research Methodology/Dissertation/Thesis

MASTER’S OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

MASTER’S [COURSE CODE: ITM]

Software Engineering with Artificial Intelligence, 2) Hardware Engineering with

Electronics & Robotics, 3) Web, Graphic Design with Management in I.T., 4) Database

Management with Management in IT, 5) Software Security with Software Engineering,

6) Information Technology Management & Systems Analytics, 7) Marketing Research

Science with Systems Informatics, 8) Advanced Microeconomics, 9) Advanced

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Macroeconomics, 10) Pick At Least 5 More Advanced Courses Elsewhere, 11) Seminar

I, II, & III Electronics Evidence, 12) Seminar I, II, & III Computer Forensics, 13) Seminar

I, II, & III Legal Technology, 14) Seminar I, II, & III Cyber Security, 15) Advanced


Further Econometrics Seminar, 18) Research Methodology/Dissertation/Thesis

ENGINEERING MASTER’S [EM]

OVERVIEW

This is a Master’s of Science Program in Engineering. These programs were developed for

all classes of engineering, ICT and business professionals and entrepreneurs who are looking

forward to blending, extending and advancing their skills and professionalism in engineering

to high positions in top level management. These courses will enhance the academic as well

as the professional background of the student to become a master authority in mathematics

and engineering over and above the first-degree level. These programs are 2 years intensive

academic training programs which integrates the student with critical thinking abilities to

critique with pros and cons analytically, and can synthesize, deduce, and assume autonomy

in originally contributing innovations to existing bodies of knowledge.

The student will be developed in the relevant field as well as with at least 14 solid courses

directed to focus on agricultural engineering, environmental engineering, and mechanical

engineering respectively. This also includes rigorous advanced engineering mathematics

and statistics throughout the programs. As part of the fulfilment for the award of the degree,

the student is required to fully complete a scientifically approached thesis focused within the

engineering, or science and technology spheres focused to solve a business or a regional

problem. The student will acquire a firm foundation and will be eligible for the master’s

degree after he or she successfully completes the program. The student will develop a master

inter-personal skill in engineering. Furthermore, the student will be focused into fast, sharp

and smart approaches to solving demanding problems and issues in the areas of engineering,

science, technology, business, and the environment. He/she can continue with a PhD after the

program

MAJORS MASTER’S OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

[COURSE CODE: AEM]

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Soil and Water Engineering & Workshop, 2) Mechanized Engineering & Workshop,

3) Post-Harvest Engineering & Workshop, 4) Geomatics Engineering, 5) Advanced


Courses Elsewhere, 8) Advanced Systems Mathematics, 9) Statistical


Further Management Seminar, 12) Further Economics Seminar, 13) Further Chemical

Engineering Laboratory Work, 15) Research Methodology/Dissertation/Thesis

MASTER’S OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

[COURSE CODE: EEM]

Environmental Modelling & Systems Engineering, 2) Ground Water Flow Modelling &

Water Engineering, 3) Environmental Laboratory Work and Digital Simulations, 4)

Geodetic and Geomatics Engineering, 5) Advanced Microeconomics, 6) Advanced

Macroeconomics, 7) Pick At Least 5 More Advanced Courses Elsewhere, 8) Advanced


Further Econometrics Seminar, 11) Further Management Seminar, 12) Further

Economics Seminar, 13) Further Chemical Engineering & Laboratory Work, 14)


MASTER’S OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING [COURSE

CODE: MEM]

Industrial Engineering and Manufacturing Technology, 2) Automotive Engineering

and Crawler Machines, 3) Agricultural Engineering and Machines Design, 4)

Refrigeration/Air-Condition Warehouse and Silos Design, 5) Advanced Structural

Engineering, 6) Advanced Applied Thermodynamics, 7) Advanced Thermo-Fluids

Engineering, 8) Fluid and Hydraulics Engineering, 9) Mechatronics & Electrical

Engineering, 10) Electronics & Computer Engineering, 11) Advanced Materials &

Chemical Engineering, 12) Foundry Engineering & Workshop Processes, 13)

Maintenance and Safety Engineering, 14) Renewable Energy Resources Engineering,

15) Advanced Microeconomics, 16) Advanced Macroeconomics, 17) Pick At Least 5

More Advanced Courses Elsewhere, 18) Advanced Systems Mathematics, 19)

Statistical Forecast/Modeling/Multivariate Methods, 20) Further Econometrics

Seminar, 21) Further Management Seminar, 22) Further Economics Seminar, 23)

Further Chemical Engineering Laboratory Work, 24) Research

Methodology/Dissertation/Thesis

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EDUCATION MASTRE’S [EMED]

MEd in any of the above master’s programs is offered including the following

concentration courses below:

MAJORS EDUCATION MASTER’S [COURSE CODE: EMED]

Advanced Applied Psychology of Education, 2) Advanced Applied Curriculum

Technology, 3) Advanced Applied Philosophy of Education, 4) Advanced Applied

Sociology of Education, 5) Advanced Applied Guidance and Counseling, 6) Advanced

Applied Teaching Practices, 7) Advanced Applied Principles of

Teaching/Techniques, 8) Advanced Applied History of Education, 9) Advanced

Applied English Literature, 10) Advanced Applied English Language, 11) Advanced

Applied Liberal Studies, 12) Advanced Applied Quant. Measurement & Evaluation,

13) Advanced Applied Methodology, 14) Advanced Applied Technology of

Education, 15) Advanced Applied Seminar of Education, 16) Advanced

Microeconomics, 17) Advanced Macroeconomics, 18) Advanced Applied Guidance &

Counseling, 19) Advanced Applied Management Admin of Education, 20) Advanced

Applied Project Proposal of Education, 21) Advanced Applied Political Science, 22)

Advanced Applied Geopolitical Science, 23) Project Long Essay (Thesis) of Education,

24) Final Thesis

THEOLOGY ADMINISTRATION MASTER’S

[MTHEOL] MTheol in any of the above master’s programs is offered including the

following concentration courses below:

MAJORS

MTHEOL ADMIN [COURSE CODE: MTHEOL]

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Advanced Applied Intercultural/ Inter-Religious Dialogue, 2) Advanced Applied

Sociology of Religion, 3) Advanced Applied Psychology of Religion, 4) Advanced

Applied Education of Religion, 5) Advanced Applied Philosophy of Religion, 6)

Advanced Applied Biblical Studies, 7) Advanced Applied Church History & Tenets, 8)

Advanced Applied History of Christianity, 9) Advanced Applied Religious Dogmatic,

10) Advanced Applied Homiletics & liturgy from Diversified Christian Perspectives,

11) Advanced Applied Social Work and Care, 12) Advanced Applied Working with

People and its Fundamental Ethical Values, 13) Advanced Applied Ecumenical

Dialogue, 14) Advanced Applied Communication Methods & Church

Dogmas/Culture, 15) Advanced Applied Human Rights and Importance & Their Role

as Applied in Various Religious Systems, 16) Advanced Applied Human Rights and

Importance & Their Role as Applied in Various Philosophical Systems, 17) Advanced

Applied Biblical Hermeneutics, 18) Advanced Applied Biblical Catechetic, 19)

Advanced Applied Theology Knowledge and Skills in Pastoral Work, 20) Advanced

Applied Theology Knowledge and Skills in Catechetic, 21) Advanced Applied

Theology Knowledge and Skills in Homiletics and Liturgy, 22) Advanced Applied

Religious Communication Skills and Methods, 23) Advanced Applied Management of

Social Work, 24) Advanced Microeconomics, 25) Advanced Macroeconomics, 26)

Theology/dogma applied to the Church of Pentecost International [or your church],

27) The Church of Pentecost Internal Tenets and Cultural [or your church], 28) The

Church of Pentecost International History [or your church], 29) The Church of

Pentecost International Management, Achievement [or your church], 30) The Church

of Pentecost International Way Forward [or your church], 31) Advanced Applied

Management of Church Team Work, 32) Humanities Academic Research Proposal, 33)

Social Sciences Academic Research Proposal, 33) Final Thesis

BUSINESS PHD PROGRAMS [BP] WITH

ADVANCED APPLIED MATHEMATICAL AND

STATISTICAL APPROACH TO ANY OF THE

COURSES

OVERVIEW

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This is a PhD Program in Business Administration (DBA) as well as in Doctor of Philosophy. These

programs were developed for all classes of business professionals and entrepreneurs who are

looking forward to becoming new born brains in abstracting and deriving new birth to academic

knowledge and feel fine solving complex issues and problems in life, in systems, and in business.

It is meant rightly for doctoral fellows who wish to advancing and contributing their skills and

professionalism at top or high-level managerial settings in business corporates, in any systems,

and in society. These courses will enhance the academic as well as the professional back ground

of the candidate who seeks to become an underlying foundation and hypothetical determiner and

authority over and far above second-degree level, and hence forth making a clear difference in

originally contributing innovative and strategic knowledge to the bodies of existing knowledge in

business administration, public administration, systems administration, and mathematical and

statistically approached systems, within the below stated majors and beyond as could be

discovered or invented. These programs are 4-years intensive academic tutorial and research

programs. The PhD candidate will be developed in the relevant field as well as with at least 18

solid courses and seminars inclusive that are directed to focus on business, including rigorous

advanced mathematical physics and management science statistics throughout the program. As

part of the fulfilment towards the award of the degree, the candidate is required to fully complete

an original scientifically approached dissertation or thesis focused within the business sphere with

discoveries. The candidate will acquire a firm foundation and will be eligible for the doctoral

degree after he or she successfully completes the program. The candidate will develop a superior

inter-personal skill in business corporate and public administration. The candidate will be focused

to critique with critical thing abilities and to determine pro and cons into fast, sharp and smart

approaches to exploring, researching, and solving demanding problems and issues in the areas

of business, and technology.

MAJORS BUSINESS SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION PHD [COURSE CODE:

BSAD]: BSAD IMPLIES BUSINESS SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION

DOCTORATE

Management (General) Research, 2) Project Management Research, 3) Supply Chain

Management Research, 4) Advanced Microeconomics, 5) Advanced

Macroeconomics, 6) Advanced Systems Research, 7) Statistical

Forecast/Modeling/Multivariate Methods Research, 8) Doctoral Seminar in Further

Econometrics, 9) the doctoral candidate is not limited in the quantity of courses he or

she could take, just draw our attention if you wish to pursue more courses than these,

10) Doctoral Dissertation Proposal, 11) Doctoral Seminar in Research

Methodology/Dissertation, 12) Final Doctoral Dissertation

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BUSINESS CORPORATE AND PUBLIC FINANCE PHD [COURSE

CODE: BPFD]: BPFD IMPLIES BUSINESS AND PUBLIC FINANCE

DOCTORATE

Public Administration Finance Research, 2) Corporate Administration Finance

Research, 3) Advanced Systems Mathematics Research, 4) Advanced

Microeconomics, 5) Advanced Macroeconomics, 6) Statistical

Forecast/Modeling/Multivariate Methods Research, 7) Doctoral Seminar in Further

Econometrics, 8) Doctoral Seminar in Further Econometrics, 9) the doctoral candidate

is not limited in the quantity of courses he or she could take, just draw our attention if

you wish to pursue more courses than these, 10) Doctoral Dissertation Proposal, 11)

Doctoral Seminar in Research Methodology/Dissertation, 12) Final Doctoral

Dissertation

PHD IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MARKETING [COURSE

CODE: BAMKD]: BAMKD IMPLIES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

MARKETING DOCTORATE

Electronic Commerce Research, 2) Management Research Applied Mathematics, 3)

Advanced Systems Mathematics Research, 4) Advanced Microeconomics, 5)

Advanced Macroeconomics, 6) Statistical Forecast/Modeling/Multivariate Methods

Research, 7) Doctoral Seminar in Further Econometrics, 8) the doctoral candidate is

not limited in the quantity of courses he or she could take, just draw our attention if



Dissertation

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

PHD PROGRAMS [ITP] WITH



COURSES

OVERVIEW This is a PhD program in Information Technology. These programs were developed for systems

engineering doctoral fellows, computer science doctoral fellows, computer engineering and

hardware doctoral fellows, software engineering doctoral fellows, electrical and electronic

engineering doctoral fellows, any kind of engineering systems, mathematical, physics, quantum

science, and all classes of IT business professionals and IT entrepreneurs who are looking forward

to advancing and contributing their academic skills and professionalism to the highest-level

strategic managerial tasks in business and in society. These programs will enhance the academic

as well as the professional back ground of the candidate who seeks to become a supreme authority

over and above second-degree level, and also seeking to make a difference in originally

contributing proactive and strategic knowledge to the bodies of knowledge in information

technology, and business administration within the majors listed below. These programs are 4-

years intensive academic tutorial and research programs. The PhD candidate will be developed

in the relevant field as well as with at least 18 solid courses and seminars inclusive and these are

directed to focus on IT, including rigorous advanced mathematics and statistics, management

science, and mathematical physics and quantum physics, throughout the program. As part of the

fulfilment towards the award of the degree, the candidate is required to fully complete an original

scientifically approached dissertation focused within the IT and business sphere. The candidate

will acquire a firm foundation and will be eligible for the doctoral degree after he or she

successfully completes the program. The candidate will develop a master inter-personal skill in

IT business administration. The candidate will be focused in critical thinking, and into fast, sharp

and smart approaches to exploring, critique and resolution, researching, and solving demanding

problems and issues in the areas of IT, and technology.

MAJORS SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PHD [COURSE CODE: SED]: SED IMPLIES

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING DOCTORATE

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Applied Computer Engineering/Architectural Research, 2) Applied Artificial

Intelligence & Robotics Research, 3) Applied Software/Software Security Engineering

Research, 4) Applied Systems Mathematics Analysis & Research, 5) Applied

Advanced Systems Mathematics Research, 6) Advanced Microeconomics, 7)






Dissertation

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PHD [COURSE CODE: ITD]: ITD

IMPLIES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DOCTORATE

Applied Software Engineering with Electronics Research, 2) Applied Hardware

Engineering with Electronics Research, 3) Web, Graphic, & Database Design &

Management Research, 4) Applied Software/Software Security Engineering Research,

5) Applied Advanced Systems Mathematics Research, 6) Advanced Microeconomics,

7) Advanced Macroeconomics, 8) Statistical Forecast/Modeling/Multivariate Methods




Doctoral Seminar in Research Methodology/Dissertation/Thesis, 12) Final Doctoral

Dissertation

ENGINEERING PHD PROGRAMS [EP] WITH

APPLIED MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS ON EACH

COURSE

OVERVIEW

This is a PhD Program in Engineering. These programs is meant for candidates who are

focused to approaching all issues be it difficult or not and with objectivity, with applied

statistics, with applied mathematics, with advanced engineering mathematics, management

science, and quantitative and qualitative approach to solving problems and developing

models to be used as jigs, templates, and benchmarks to facilitate reproduction, replications,

duplications, etc. This program is for all classes of engineering professionals and strategic

entrepreneurs who see into the future to strategize, to produce dynamic systems that are

flexible to adapting and adopting new awakenings, new systems, and new approaches and

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trends of modernization. It is for those who are looking forward to advancing and contributing

their skills and professionalism to the top or high-level technological and managerial

positions in business, systems, and society. These programs will enhance the academic as

well as the professional back ground of the candidate who seeks to become an abstract and

visionary authority more than and above the second-degree level, and makes a difference in

inventing, discovering, and innovating, and propounding theories in engineering or other,

and originally contributing knowledge to the bodies of knowledge in engineering within the

below stated majors. These programs are 4-years intensive academic training and research

programs. The PhD candidate will be developed in the relevant field as well as with at least

18 solid courses and seminars inclusive that are directed to focus on engineering, including

rigorous advanced mathematical physics and applied statistics throughout the program. As

part of the fulfilment towards the award of the degree, the candidate is required to fully

complete a scientifically approached dissertation or thesis focused within the engineering

sphere. The candidate will acquire a firm foundation and will be eligible for the doctoral

degree after he or she successfully completes the program. The candidate will develop a

master inter-personal skill in engineering. The candidate will be focused into fast, sharp and

smart approaches to exploring, researching, and solving demanding problems and issues in

the areas of engineering, science, and technology.

MAJORS AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING PHD [COURSE CODE: AED]: AED

IMPLIES AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING DOCTORATE

Applied Soil and Water Engineering Research, 2) Applied Mechanized

Engineering/Mechanization Research, 3) Applied Post-Harvest Engineering

Research, 4) Applied Advanced Systems Research, 5) Advanced Microeconomics, 6)






Dissertation

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PHD [COURSE CODE: EED]:

EED IMPLIES ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING DOCTORATE

Applied Environmental Modelling Research, 2) Applied Ground Water Flow

Modelling Research, 3) Applied Advanced Systems Mathematics Research, 4)

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Advanced Microeconomics, 5) Advanced Macroeconomics, 6) Statistical

Forecast/Modeling/Multivariate Methods Research, 7) the doctoral candidate is not

limited in the quantity of courses he or she could take, just draw our attention if you

wish to pursue more courses than these, 8) Doctoral Seminar in Further Econometrics,

9) Doctoral Dissertation Proposal, 10) Doctoral Seminar in Research


MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PHD [COURSE CODE: MED]: MED

IMPLIES MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DOCTORATE

Industrial Engineering and Manufacturing Technology Research, 2) Automotive

Engineering and Crawler Machines Research, 3) Agricultural Engineering and

Machines Design Research, 4) Refrigeration/Air-Condition Warehouse and Silos

Design Research, 5) Advanced Structural Engineering Research, 6) Advanced

Applied Thermodynamics Research, 7) Advanced Thermo-Fluids Engineering

Research, 8) Fluid and Hydraulics Engineering Research, 9) Mechatronics & Electrical

Engineering Research, 10) Electronics & Computer Engineering Research, 11)

Advanced Materials & Chemical Engineering Research, 12) Foundry Engineering &

Workshop Processes Research, 13) Maintenance and Safety Engineering Research,

14) Renewable Energy Resources Engineering Research, 15) Advanced


Courses Elsewhere Research, 18) Advanced Systems Applied Mathematics Research,

19) Statistical Forecast/Modeling/Multivariate Methods Research, 20) Further

Econometrics Doctoral Seminar, 21) Further Management Doctoral Seminar, 22)

Further Economics Doctoral Seminar, 23) Further Chemical Engineering Laboratory

Work, 24) Doctoral Dissertation Proposal, 25) Doctoral Research


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EDUCATION PHD [EP] WITH



COURSES D.Ed or Ed.D in any of the above doctoral programs is offered including the


MAJORS EDUCATION PHD [COURSE CODE: DED]: DED IMPLIES

EDUCATION DOCTORATE

Advanced Applied Psychology of Education, 2) Advanced Applied Curriculum

Technology, 3) Advanced Applied Philosophy of Education, 4) Advanced Applied

Sociology of Education, 5) Advanced Applied Guidance and Counseling of Education,

6) Advanced Applied Teaching Practices, 7) Advanced Applied Principles of

Teaching & Techniques, 8) Advanced Applied History of Education, 9) Advanced

Applied English Literature, 10) Advanced Applied English Language, 11) Advanced

Applied Liberal Studies, 12) Advanced Applied Quantifying Measurement &

Evaluation, 13) Advanced Applied Methodology, 14) Advanced Applied Technology

of Education, 15) Advanced Applied Seminar of Education, 16) Advanced Applied

Guidance & Counseling, 17) Advanced Microeconomics, 18) Advanced

Macroeconomics, 19) Advanced Applied Management Admin of Education, 20)

Doctoral Advanced Applied Project Proposal of Education, 21) Advanced Applied

Political Science, 22) Advanced Applied Geopolitical Science, 23) Doctoral Project

Long Essay (Dissertation) of Education, 24) Doctoral Final Thesis,

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THEOLOGY ADMIN PHD

[D.THEOL] WITH



COURSES

D.Theol or Th. D in any of the above doctoral programs is offered including the


MAJORS THEOLOGY ADMINISTRATION PHD [COURSE CODE: D.THEOL ADMIN]: D.THEOL

IMPLIES THEOLOGY ADMINISTRATION DOCTORATE

Philosophy of Religion Research, 2) European Theology Research, 3) African

Theology Research, 4) Practical & Economical Theology Research, 5) Theological

Ethics Research, 6) Advanced Microeconomics, 7) Advanced Macroeconomics, 8)

African Traditional Religion in Contrast to Christian Religion Research, 9) Other

Religions [Buddhism, Hare Krishna, etc.] in Contrast to Christian Religion Research,

10) Biblical Theology Research, 11) Historical and Systematic Theology Research, 12)

Doctoral Thesis Proposal, 13) Final Doctoral Thesis

OPTIONAL CHOICE PROGRAMS FOR ALL PHD FELLOWS

SELECT AT LEAST ONE PROGRAM(S) FROM TABLE A [THESE PROGRAMS ARE

MOSTLY RESEARCH BASED OR DOCTORAL SEMINARS]

COURSE CODE: DSA + “SERIAL NUMBER FROM THE TABLE”. E.G. COURSE CODE FOR

“DOCTORAL EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR” IS: DSA44

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1. Advanced Ecommerce Marketing

Research

2. Advanced Algorithms & Data

Structures

3. Advanced Micro-Macroeconomics &

Management of Information

Technology

4. Advanced Econometrics & Statistics

Research Techniques with

Multivariate Models

5. Advanced Corporate Financial

Reporting & Financial Markets

(Institutions)

6. Advanced Doctoral Seminar in

Digital Economics & Management

Research

7. Further Advanced-Operation &

Object-Oriented Systems

8. Advanced Database Management

Mining & Warehousing

9. Advanced Artificial Intelligence &

Robotics

10. Advanced Software Engineering

11. Advanced Computer Architecture

Design & Electronics

12. Advanced Web Internet &

Multimedia Technology (Design)

13. Advanced Computer Forensics

(Cyber Forensics)

14. Advanced Information Security

Engineering

15. Advanced Systems Theory &

Application of Systems Science

(Systems Engineering)

16. Advanced Systems Applied

Mathematics with Quantum Field

Theory & Applied Electromagnetics

17. Advanced Corporate Financial

Management

18. Advanced International Finance

Management

19. Advanced Managerial Accounting 20. Advanced Money Banking and

Financial Markets

21. Advanced Managerial Economics 22. Advanced Legal Environment

23. Advanced Quantitative Methods of

Business

24. Advanced Statistics Methods

25. Advanced Investment Methods for

Entrepreneurs

26. Advanced E-Commerce/E-shop

27. Advanced Management Information

Systems and Management

28. Further Management

Communication

29. Further Financial Markets &

Institutions

30. Applied Psychology in a Relevant

Field

31. Applied Philosophy in “a Relevant

Field”

32. Applied Psychology in “a Relevant

Field”


Field”


Field”

35. Applied Sociology in “a Relevant

Field”

36. Applied Curriculum Studies

37. Applied Methodology in “a Relevant

Field”

38. Applied Technology in “a Relevant

Field”

39. Applied Educational Technology 40. Applied General Principles of

Teaching

41. Applied 42. Guidance and Counseling

43. Measurements and Evaluation in

Education

44. Doctoral Educational Seminar

45. Research in English And Liberal

Studies

46. Research in History of Education

47. On Campus Teaching Practice 48. Off Campus Teaching Practice

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49. Research Theory/Methodology 50. Research Project Work in “a

relevant field”

51. Seminar in Applied Electronics

Evidence

52. Seminar in Applied Computer

Forensics

53. Seminar in Applied Legal

Technology

54. Seminar in Applied Cyber Security

TABLE 5DSA

SELECT AT LEAST ONE PROGRAM(S) FROM TABLE B

COURSE CODE: DSB + “SERIAL NUMBER FROM THE TABLE”. E.G. COURSE CODE FOR “APPLIED

ADVANCED MATHEMATICS” IS: DSB1

Applied Advanced Mathematics Applied CAD Engineering Drawing

and Interpretations

Applied Mechanics of Machines Electrical Engineering

Applied Thermodynamics Applied Mechanics of Fluids

Applied Experimental Design &

Analysis

Applied Strength of Materials

Further Communication Skills Further Farm Power

Further Farm Machineries Further Engineering Survey

Further Animal Science Further Crop Science

Further Soil Science Further Water Science

Applied Soil Mechanics Applied Agricultural Extension

Applied Farm Management Applied Theory of Structures

Applied Engineering Survey Applied Instrumentation

Further Technical Report Writing Further Entrepreneurship

Further Hydrology of Land Scape Further Hydraulic Engineering

Further Soil Conservation Further Water Conservation

Further Water Supplies Technology Further Water Storage Technology

Further Irrigation Systems Design Further Irrigation Systems

Management

TABLE 6DS

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA (PGDIP) [PD]

PGDIP BUSINESS MAJORS [PDB]

Management [Course Code: PDBM] a. Seminar/research Management

(General)

b. Advanced Microeconomics

c. Seminar/research Project

Management

d. Advanced Macroeconomics

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e. Seminar/research Supply Chain

Management

f. Statistical

Forecast/Modeling/Multivariate

Methods

g. Seminar/research Systems

Mathematics

h. Seminar in Further Econometrics

i. Seminar in Research

Methodology/Dissertation

j. Final PGDIP Dissertation

These are courses which we decided not to label it as table

Finance [Course Code: PDBF]

a. Seminar/research Public

Administration Finance

b. Seminar/research Corporate

Administration Finance

c. Seminar/research Advanced

Systems Mathematics

d. Advanced Microeconomics

e. Advanced Macroeconomics f. Statistical


Methods

g. Seminar in Further Econometrics h. Seminar in Research



Marketing [Course Code: PDBMK]

a. Seminar/research Management

Research

b. Seminar/research Systems

Mathematics

c. Advanced Microeconomics d. Advanced Macroeconomics

e. Statistical


Methods

f. Seminar in Further Econometrics

g. Seminar in Research


h. Final PGDIP Dissertation


PGDIP INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MAJORS [PDIT]

Systems Engineering [Course Code: PDITSE]: a. Seminar/research Computer

Engineering/Architecture

b. Seminar/research Artificial

Intelligence & Robotics

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c. Seminar/research Software/Software

Security Engineering

d. Seminar/research Systems

Mathematics & Analysis

e. Seminar/research Advanced

Systems Mathematics

f. Advanced Microeconomics

g. Advanced Macroeconomics h. Statistical


Methods

i. Seminar in Further Econometrics j. Seminar in Research


k. Final Research Proposal l. Final Research Dissertation


Information Technology [Course Code: PDITIT]

a. Seminar/research in Software

Engineering with Electronics

b. Seminar/research in Hardware

Engineering with Electronics

c. Seminar/research in Web, Graphic,

& Database Design & Management

d. Seminar/research in

Software/Software Security

Engineering

e. Seminar/research in Systems

Mathematics

f. Advanced Microeconomics

g. Advanced Macroeconomics h. Statistical


Methods

i. Seminar in Further Econometrics j. PGDIP Research Proposal

k. Seminar in Research


l. Final PGDIP Research Dissertation


PGDIP ENGINEERING MAJORS [PDE]

Agricultural Engineering [Course Code: PDEAE]

a. Seminar/research in Soil and Water

Engineering

b. Seminar/research in Mechanized

Engineering/Mechanization

c. Seminar/research in Applied Post-

Harvest Engineering

d. Seminar/research in Systems

Mathematics

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e. Advanced Microeconomics f. Advanced Macroeconomics

g. Statistical


Methods

h. Seminar in Further Econometrics

i. PGDIP Research Proposal j. Seminar in Research


k. Final PGDIP Research Dissertation l. PGDIP Dissertation Defense


Environmental Engineering [Course Code: PDEEE] a. Seminar/research in Environmental

Modelling

b. Seminar/research in Ground Water

Flow Modelling

c. Seminar/research in Advanced

Systems Mathematics

d. Advanced Microeconomics

e. Advanced Macroeconomics f. Statistical


Methods

g. Seminar in Further Econometrics h. PGDIP Research Proposal

i. Seminar in Research


j. Final PGDIP Research Dissertation


PGDIP EDUCATION MAJORS [PDED]

COMPULSORY COURSES

a. Seminar/research in Advanced

Systems Mathematics

b. Statistical


Methods

c. Seminar in Further Econometrics d. Advanced Microeconomics

e. Advanced Macroeconomics f. Further Psychology

g. Further Philosophy h. Further Sociology

i. Advanced Curriculum Design

j. Principles of Teaching

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k. On and Off Campus Teaching

Practice

l. Business Administration

m. Public Administration n. General Management

o. Management Research p. PGDIP Research Proposal

q. Seminar in Research


r. Final PGDIP Dissertation


OPTIONAL COURSES

Select from Table 5DSA and Table 6DSB above any two courses

APPENDIX:

SHORT COURSES [SC]

SHORT COURSES IN INTERNATIIONAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT [TABLE 7 SC]

1. Management Skills in Administration 2. Public Administration Performance

Management

3. Project Management of Donor

Funded Programs/Projects

4. Development Programs/Project

Strategic Management

5. Microeconomic Forecasting 6. Macroeconomic Forecasting

7. Value for Money Auditing 8. Management of Procurement

Projects

9. Public Sector Capacity Building 10. Change Management with

Reframing/Shaping Transformation

11. Analytic Gender/Economic Policies 12. HRM Performance Management

13. Conflict Resolution/Risk

Management of Natural and

Economic Resources

14. Management of Pension Planning

and Analysis

15. Diplomatic/Protocol Ethics for

Business Professionals

16. Rural/Urban Poverty Control &

Management

17. Agricultural Research Management 18. Project Management in Government

19. Development Projects Maintenance

& Evaluation

20. Water & Sanitation Management

21. Strategic Management of Corporates 22. Public Strategic Management

23. Micro-Finance Management 24. Secretariat Administration/PC Skills

25. NGOs Projects Management and

Finance

26. Improvement in Government

27. Corruption Management & Control 28. Risk Management and Control with

Statistics Methods

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29. Management Database and

Electronic Records of Government

Sectors

30. Expanding Access to Finance

(Digital Finance & Services)

31. Development Evolution in Change

Management with Navigating

Disruptions

32. Crisis, Conflict & Transition

Workgroup Planning [Verbatim

Quote Of course Title. Source: SID]

33. Data for Policy Impact [Verbatim

Quote Of course Title. Source: SID]

34. Partnership in International

Development: The Real Story

[Verbatim Quote Of course Title.

Source: SID]

35. E-Disclosure/Discovery & Data

Analytics in Action [Verbatim Quote

Of course Title. Source:

LTEC/DELLOITTE]

36. Camera Ballistics-The New Era of

Digital Photography Verification

[Verbatim Quote Of course Title.

Source: LTEC/COMPELSON]

37. Cell Phone Forensics-The Security of

Mobile Devices [Verbatim Quote Of

course Title. Source:

LTEC/COMPELSON]

38. Financial Services-Secrete Value of

Clients Voice and Data [Verbatim

Quote Of course Title. Source:

LTEC/ERNST & YOUNG

AUDIT/MASARYK UNIVERSITY]

39. Financial Services Transactions

Monitoring-From Identifying Needs

to Exploring Technology and Legal

Challenges [Verbatim Quote Of

course Title. Source: LTEC/ROWAN

LEGAL/CHECK POINT]

40. Information Governance and Taming

Big Data [Verbatim Quote Of course

Title. Source: LTEC/EDT/BRITISH

AMERICAN TOBACCO/SHEARMAN

& STERLING/DELOITTE]

TABLE 7 SC

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