MTKT 5313 - Technology Forecast

Program	Master of Business Administration
Course	Technology Forecast
Course Code	MTKT 5313
Status	Elective
Level	Master

Course Perspective

This subject will provide students with the knowledge on appropriate techniques in technology planning and forecasting. The focus will be on the methods and techniques used for technology planning and forecasting. Emphasis will be given on companies' research findings applying the technology. It will also teach students on technology forecasting principles such as forecasting techniques, factors impacting that forecasting performance of high technology industries. This subject trains students to become practicing forecasters and technology-based decision makers.

BPTT 3143 - NEW CAPITAL AND RISK MANGEMENT

NEW CAPITAL AND RISK MANGEMENT
BPTT 3143	SEMESTER 1	SESI 2013/2014

This course discusses the roles of managing new capital and risk in business. Topics include cultural development, risk management frameworks, etc. Students will able to understand the relationship between risk management and corporate environment and develop their own models in managing risks. Using live interactions with leading figures in the venture finance community, most of the class sessions will analyse fundamental strategies of the venture-capital investment process and the critical importance of the relationship between entrepreneur and investor

MTKM 5093 - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND E-COMMERCE

BPTP 2083 - INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT

INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
BPTP 2083	SEMESTER 1	SESSION 2012/2013

SYNOPSIS

Information System (IS) literacy is an important asset in organizations in which constantly change. This subject is not just about the tools and computer software but also covers IS relating to organizational operations, decision-making and strategies. It teaches students to understand, apply IS as a management tool and an effective tool in decision making.

MTKA 5213 - Advance Manufacturing and Service Management

Program	Master of Business Administration
Course	Advance Manufacturing and Service Management
Course Code	MTKA 5213
Status	Elective
Level	Master
Credit Hours	3 credits (42 hours of learning per trimester)
Prerequisite	None
Lecture Time	(Monday – 6.30pm- 10.00pm)
Trimester	17 March 2014
Course Objectives	Nowadays the challenges of manufacturing and service industries around the globe have much changing. The competition among the companies either manufacturing or service is much strong. Furthermore, automation in manufacturing and service industries becomes something necessary to cater tight competition among industries. Automation can be an effective competitive weapon; however automation alone would not be effective if it is not integrated into other elements in manufacturing systems.   This course is designed to address the current situation of global competition, manufacturing and service industry systems, automation, production systems and related state of the art topics in the manufacturing and service industries.