Study@CQU 2003

Undergraduate Programs

Plans for Business Programs

The following plans relate to the programs:

Accounting & Finance

Code Course
Level One
ACCT11057   Principles of Accounting
ACCT11059   Using Accounting for Decision Making
Advanced
ACCT19060   Management Accounting
ACCT19061   Corporate Accounting
ACCT19062   Accounting Theory
ACCT19063   Contemporary Issues in Accounting
ACCT19064   Auditing & Professional Practice
ACCT19065   Foundations of Research in Commerce
FINC19011   Business Finance
FINC19012   Investment Analysis & Risk Management
ACCT19066   Accounting Systems & Assurance

Management

Code Course
Level One
MGMT11163   Managerial Communication
MGMT11109   Introduction to Management
HRMT11011   Human Resources in Organisations
Advanced
MGMT19114   Strategic Management
MGMT19103   Logistics Management
MGMT19105   Quality Management
ECON19032   Microeconomics
ECON19033   Macroeconomics

Economics

Code Course
Level One
ECON11026   Principles of Economics
Advanced
ECON19035   Economics of Electronic Commerce
ECON19032   Microeconomics
ECON19033   Macroeconomics
ECON19031   Environmental Economics
FINC19011   Business Finance
FINC19012   Investment Analysis & Risk Management

Human Resources Management

Code Course
Level One
HRMT11010   Organisational Behaviour
HRMT11011   Human Resources in Organisation
Advanced
HRMT19012   Performance Management
HRMT19013   Human Resources Development
HRMT19021   Australian Industrial Relations
HRMT19014   Human Resources, Planning Recruitment and Selection
HRMT19020   Managing Organisational Change
HRMT19005   Professional Experience & Practice
HRMT19015   Research for Human Resources Decision-making
HRMT19022   Comparative Employment Relations
HRMT19016   Contemporary Organisational & HRM Studies
HRMT19017   Project

Tourism

Code Course
Level One
BUSN11014   Professional Competencies for Marketing, Tourism and Business
TOUR11009   Tourism Impact Assessment
TOUR11013   Understanding Tourism
Advanced
TOUR19008   Managing Tourism Demand
TOUR19010   Tourism in the Asia Pacific
TOUR19012   Tourism Planning
SREC19002   Special Needs in Recreation
TOUR19015   Research in Tourism
TOUR19016   Thematic Tourism
TOUR19018   Tourism Project

Marketing

Code Course
Level One
MRKT11028   e-Marketing & Retail Selling
MRKT11029   Marketing
Advanced
MRKT19030   Promotions Management
MRKT19031   Buyer Behaviour
MRKT19034   Marketing, New Ventures & Entrepreneurship
MGMT19114   Strategic Management
MRKT19035   Research Topic in Marketing & Strategic Management
MRKT19036   Marketing of Service Products
MRKT19037   International Marketing & Business
MRKT19038   Market Research Techniques
MRKT19049   Customer Relationship Marketing
MRKT19040   Marketing Plans & Their Implementation

Legal Studies

Code Course
Level One
LAWS11030   Introductory & Contract Law
LAWS11045   Law & Welfare & Society A
LAWS11048   Law & Welfare of Society B
Advanced
LAWS11046   Law & the Environment
LAWS19031   Mercantile Law
LAWS19032   Company & Association Law
LAWS19033   Taxation Law & Practice A
LAWS19034   Taxation Law & Practice B

Information Systems Management*

Code Course
Level One
COIS11011   Foundations of Business Computing
COIT11166   Systems Analysis & Design
Advanced
COIS12031   Software Design & Programming
COIS12041   Business Programming
COIS13034   Information Systems Management with e-Commerce Applications
COIS13013   Management Support Systems
COIS12036   Human-Computer Interaction
COIS13037   Information Systems Project A
COIS13038   Information Systems Project B
COIS13039   Information Systems Special Topic A
COIS13040   Information Systems Special Topic B
COIT13132   Professional Issues in Computing
COIT12167   Database Use & Design
COIT12170   Data Communications
COIT12168   Analysis & Specification
COIT12169   Systems Implementation

The courses comprising the Information Systems major are taught by the Faculty of Informatics and Communication. Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Business Administration program should ensure that:

  1. for the purposes of the Business Administration degree, the Information Systems major does constitute a Business major;
  2. for the purposes of the Business Administration degree, courses taken from the Information Systems major do not count as Business and Law courses.

CQU CRICOS Provider Codes: QLD - 00219C; NSW - 01315F; VIC - 01624D

This handbook was correct as at: 16-06-2003

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