Business, Accounting and Financial Studies

Management Module

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Curriculum Aims:
The overall aims of the Business, Accounting and Financial Studies (BAFS) curriculum are:

• to provide students with fundamental business knowledge and skills, and develop their positive values and attitudes, so that they can fulfil their roles competently and confidently as consumers, investors, employees and/or entrepreneurs;
• to develop students’ generic skills in research, analysis, leadership, team-building, communication, critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving and transfer them to different domains; and
• to explore different aspects of business to prepare students for life, for learning and for employment.

Notes for BAFS Curriculum summary

DSE distribution analysis 2015-2016

Summary of past-DSE questions

Core

1	Introduction to accounting	Ch1 Fundamentals of Accounting Ch2 Accounting Equation Ch3 Double-entry System Ch4 Trial Balance Ch5 Financial Statements I Ch6 Financial Statement II Ch7 Fundamental Accounting Principles & Conventions Ch8 Basic Ratio Analysis
2	Business Environment and Management	Ch1 HK's Business Environment Ch2 Forms of Business Ownership Ch3 Business Ethics and Social Responsibilities Ch4 Management Functions Ch5 Key Business Functions Ch6 Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
3	Basic Finance	Ch1 Time Value of Money Ch2 Consumer Credit Ch3 Personal Financial Planning and Investments Ch4 Stock Trading as an Investment

 

Elective

4	Marketing Management	Ch1 Role of Marketing Ch2 Marketing Research Ch3 Consumer Behaviour Ch4 Segmentation, Targeting and Position Ch5 Marketing Strategies I Ch6 Marketing Strategies II Ch7 Customer Relationship Management
5	Human Resources Management	Ch1 HR Planning and Staffing Ch2 Performance Management Ch3 Compensation and Benefit Management Ch4 Training and Development Ch5 Development of a Quality Workforce
6	Financial Management	Ch1 Financial Analysis Ch2 Budgeting Ch3 Sources of Financing Ch4 Capital Investment Appraisal Ch5 Working Capital Management Ch6 Risk Management