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BUS373 Management Information Systems
Credits: 3 (3,0,0) Prerequisites: BUS101, STAT101, MATH101
This course provides students with an understanding of how information technologies (i.e.,
computer hardware, computer software, and computer networks) are used in organizations to
support and enhance strategic goals. Emphasis is placed on technical concepts fundamental to
business applications and management control of information systems.

BUS495 Strategic Management and Business Policy
Credits: 3 (3,0,0) Prerequisites: Accounting: FIN210 & MKT301
Aviation Management: FIN210, MKT301, AVM340 & AVM350
Finance: FIN210, BUS201 & MKT301
Marketing: FIN210, BUS371 & MKT301
This is the capstone course in the undergraduate business curriculum. It integrates the knowledge,
and skills students gain in other courses and allows them to use the same in formulating sound
business strategies. Business strategy is considered within the framework of a global competitive
environment, and real-life cases are analyzed and discussed and cross- functional solutions are
sought.

CEE101 Engineering Drawings
Credits: 3 (1,0,4) Prerequisites: None
The course focuses on not only the improvement of freehand sketching skill for engineering
drawings but also the graphical interpretation of orthographic projection including pictorial views,
section views, dimensioning, translation of design instructions in detail, assembly drawings, civil
drawings and so on. The course consists of two technical parts, drafting course and learning
software course, AutoCAD and Revit. Additionally, the course will place an emphasis on practical
learning process with regard to understand engineering drawings for students.

CEE202 Dynamics
Credits: 3 (3,1,0) Prerequisites: MATH113, PHY105 and EM203
This course deals with dynamics of particles and rigid bodies, applications of free-body diagrams,
Newton's second law, the impulse-momentum method and the work-energy principle to solve
dynamic problems in mechanical systems. In addition, topics such as Kinematics of rectilinear,
curvilinear motion of particles, Kinematics of rotation and plane motion of rigid bodies are also
covered.

CEE205 Introduction to Engineering Design
Credits: 3 (2,2,0) Prerequisites: CEE101
Introduction and practicing the engineering professional culture and profession. Enhancing on
personal skills such as teamwork, leadership, written and oral presentation. Problem solving
strategies. Problem definition and techniques for stimulation of ideas. Decision making in creation,
modeling and evaluation of alternatives for a certain design.

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