This module provides the most critical information about the study course and assignment submission.

Corporate financial management's fundamental ideas and analytical techniques. Overall financial analysis, planning, and control are covered, as well as sources and uses of funds, capital, operational and financial levers, working capital management, inventory and portfolio management, long-term investment decisions, and financial policy timing.

The production and operation functions in a business are the themes of this course. Evaluation and growth of production and operations management (POM); POM problems; productivity (planning and control) and its measurement; forecasting demand; basic qualitative and quantitative forecasting techniques in major production; inventory control; single and multiple period inventories; statistical quality control; management problems; and case studies.

The goal of this course is to help students prepare for individualised research projects or dissertations by providing them with the tools and skills they'll need to build projects from a scientific, academic, and methodological standpoint.
Research strategy and design, conceptual framework development, ethics, research methodologies, and data analysis are among the topics covered.

This course covers all aspects of marketing, including strategic marketing planning, marketing research, product development and planning, promotion planning, distribution, and pricing. It teaches students about marketing mix theories and how to use them in the context of the marketing management cycle phases of research, planning, organisation, implementation, and control.

The Legal Environment of Business module examines how regulation affects business decisions. The processes of rulemaking, administrative actions, antitrust, public policy, and ethical issues are all investigated. The judicial system's social and political aspects are examined.

The Organisational Theory module examines the nature and significance of organisational structure and design, the functions and dysfunctions of traditional designs, as well as how and why organisational designs change. It furthermore examines the effects of the environment, technology, information and control systems, power structures, and political behaviour on organisational performance.

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship module gives students an overview of the new venture development process, with the goal of equipping them with the skills they'll need to spot possibilities and turn them into profitable ventures. The emphasis is on identifying business concepts and conducting feasibility analyses to determine their commercial viability.

The functions and contributions of Management Information Systems for various levels of management and operation of a digital firm will be investigated. The strategic values of information systems are introduced and examined, as well as their contribution to successful management decision-making and the functioning of the digital firm. The management of hardware, software, and telecommunications resources will be examined.

From Programming Languages, this course will continue the mathematical development of algorithms in Artificial Intelligence and machine learning. Multivariable calculus, linear algebra, probability theory, and programming experience are all required. 

This course covers development techniques for information system applications as well as the development life cycle as a fundamental concept in application management. The phases of the life cycle that lead to the definition of requirements and the creation of a general logical design are examined. From the logical design of an operational system, theoretical concepts are utilised in its development and implementation. The planning for the change process is explained, and the post-implementation or feedback phase of the systems development life cycle is examined.

The themes covered in this module relate to the inner workings of competitive markets, organisations in the factor market, and the macroeconomic environment of business. Topics covered furthermore include international trade and exchange rates, profit maximisation under perfect and imperfect competition, national income, money and interest, the balance of payments, and national income. 

Here, the learner will submit a self researched graduation project to apply the concepts learnt and skills acquired during the course