Fundamentals of Business Practice
Fundamentals of Business Practice introduces students to the essential knowledge, skills and practical principles required to operate effectively in modern business environments. The course develops an understanding of business operations, organisational structures, management practices, workplace communication, customer service, teamwork, business planning, problem-solving, decision-making, professional conduct and the role of business functions in achieving organisational objectives. Students develop practical skills that support effective participation in business and workplace environments.
- Teacher: Stanford Livai
Quantitative Methods 2
Quantitative Methods 2 builds on fundamental quantitative and statistical knowledge and develops more advanced analytical skills for business and organisational decision-making. The course focuses on statistical analysis, probability, probability distributions, sampling, correlation, regression, forecasting, time-series analysis, index numbers, hypothesis testing and quantitative interpretation. Students develop practical skills in analysing numerical information, identifying trends, evaluating relationships between variables and applying quantitative techniques to solve complex business problems.
- Teacher: Stanford Livai