Online Modules Catalogue 2011/12

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MSc Sport Management FT (6189) modules

Jordanstown
Year 1
mandatory
ACF731Financial decision making
BMG711Corporate Social Responsibility
BMG712Managing the Digital Enterprise
BMG773Managing Organisational Behaviour
BMG774Operations and quality management
BMG775Human Resource Management
BMG776Information for management decision making
BMG899Leadership and Change
BMG900International Strategic Management
BMG919Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Magee
Year 1
mandatory
ACF731Financial decision making
BMG711Corporate Social Responsibility
BMG712Managing the Digital Enterprise
BMG773Managing Organisational Behaviour
BMG774Operations and quality management
BMG775Human Resource Management
BMG776Information for management decision making
BMG899Leadership and Change
BMG900International Strategic Management
BMG919Innovation and Entrepreneurship

ACF731 Offerings

CRNTitleCampusSemesterCreditsLevel
40155Financial Decision Making BMagee2107
32221Financial Decision MakingMagee1107
32222Financial Decision Making BJordanstown1107
ACF731CRN: 32222Financial Decision Making B
CampusJordanstown
TutorProfessor Joan Ballantine
Old Module CodeACF731J1B
Semester1
DescriptionFinancial decisions and their implications need to be considered by all organisations. This module will examine a range of theoretical and practical issues surrounding financial decision making. This module is designed for managers with little or no previous knowledge of accounting and financial decision making. It will take a practical "general manager" based approach rather than attempt to train students as accountants. The module will provide students with an understanding of the key issues and techniques used in financial decision making with particular emphasis placed on understanding and interpreting financial data. As a result, students should be better equipped to enter into intelligent discussion with accountants and general managers within their organisations.
Coursework50%
Exam50%
Credits10
Level7