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Dr. Irshad Khan, Professor and HoD Industrial Engineering
leads the Academic Procession with the IoBM Blazon
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Students are provided with general business courses as part of their studies and are required to select one of the fields of
specialization listed below: |
- Accounting
- Finance and Banking
- Human Resource Management
- Industrial Management
- Management Information Systems
- Marketing
- Advertising and Communication Management
- Management
- Media Management
Courses are divided into Foundation, Core and Electives.
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Foundation Courses |
| Communications |
| COM 101 |
General English |
| COM 102 |
Business Communication I |
| COM 201 |
Business Communication II |
| COM 202 |
Business and Professional Speech |
| Language |
| LAN 10* |
Foreign Language I |
| LAN 20** |
Foreign Language II |
| *1 = Introduction to Arabic |
**1 = Intermediate Arabic |
| *2 = Introduction to French |
**2 = Intermediate French |
| *3 = Introduction to Spanish |
**3 = Intermediate Spanish |
| *4 = Introduction to German |
**4 = Intermediate German |
| *5 = Introduction to Japanese |
**5 = Intermediate Japanese |
| *6 = Introduction to Italian |
**6 = Intermediate Italian |
| *7 = Introduction to Russian |
**7 = Intermediate Russian |
| *8 = Introduction to Chinese |
**8 = Intermediate Chinese |
| Economics |
| ECO 101 |
Principles of Microeconomics |
| ECO 102 |
Principles of Macroeconomics |
| ECO 402 |
Pakistan Economic Policy |
| Law |
| LAW 201 |
Corporate Law |
| LAW 401 |
Business Law |
| Mathematics |
| MTH 101 |
College Algebra |
| MTH 103 |
Calculus for Business Decisions |
| Political Science |
| PSC 301 |
Pakistan Studies |
| Social Science |
| SSC 101 |
Introduction to Psychology |
| SSC 301 |
History of Ideas |
| SSC 401 |
Business Ethics |
| Religious Studies |
| REL 101 |
Islamic Studies |
| Statistics |
| STA 201 |
Quantitative Business Analysis |
| STA 202 |
Quantitative Skills and Managerial Statistics
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Core Business Courses |
| Accounting |
| ACC 101 |
Introduction to Financial Accounting |
| ACC 201 |
Intermediate Financial Accounting |
| ACC 301 |
Intro. to Managerial & Cost Acc. |
| ACC 410 |
Management Accounting |
| ACC 503 |
Taxation |
| Finance |
| FIN 201 |
Introduction to Business Finance |
| FIN 202 |
Financial Management |
| FIN 301 |
Financial Institutions |
| Human Resource Management |
| HRM 301 |
Human Resource Management |
| Management |
| MAN 101 |
Principles of Management |
| MAN 201 |
Personal Management |
| MAN 302 |
Organizational Behavior |
| MAN 303 |
Production and Operations Management |
| MAN 305 |
International Relations |
| MAN 403 |
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management |
| MAN 405 |
Strategic Management |
| MAN 408 |
Analysis of Pakistani Industries |
| Management Information Systems |
| MIS 102 |
Computer Concepts |
| MIS 103 |
Computer Applications I |
| MIS 201 |
Computer Applications II |
| Marketing |
| MKT 301 |
Principles of Marketing |
| MKT 302 |
Marketing Management |
| MKT 403 |
Sales Management |
| MKT 404 |
Methods in Business Research
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| Students must take a minimum load of twelve credit hours (four courses) or a maximum load of eighteen credit hours (six courses) in a semester. In order to obtain the BBA (Honors) degree in four years, one would have to cover twelve courses in a year. Full load of six courses can be taken each in the fall and spring semesters with option for fewer courses in the latter and making up the shortfall in the summer session. |
The Masters/Bachelors degree programs offered at IoBM are based on a semester system. An academic year consists of a fall semester commencing in September and concluding in January, a spring semester commencing in January and concluding in May, and a summer session from June to August.
Enrollment in fall and spring sessions is compulsory with the summer session being optional. For the MBA executive program enrollment is also compulsory in the summer session.
IoBM does not encourage transfer of credits from other colleges. In case one feels that he/she deserves transfer of credit, the applicant should at the time of admission submit a request to the Dean/Eexecutive Director Academics.
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| Elective Business Courses |
| Accounting |
| ACC 502 |
Advanced Managerial Accounting |
| ACC 504 |
Accounting Information Systems |
| ACC 505 |
Auditing |
| ACC 506 |
Analysis of Financial Statements |
| Finance and Banking |
| FIN 503 |
Corporate Finance |
| FIN 504 |
International Finance |
| FIN 505 |
Treasury and Fund Management |
| FIN 506 |
Invest. Banking and Security Analysis |
| FIN 507 |
Portfolio Management |
| FIN 508 |
Risk Management |
| FIN 509 |
Financial Derivatives |
| FIN 510 |
Investment Analysis |
| FIN 512 |
Money and Capital Markets |
| FIN 513 |
Project Appraisal |
| FIN 514 |
Asset Liability Management |
| Human Resource Management |
| HRM 501 |
Recruitment and Selection |
| HRM 502 |
Industrial Relations and Labour Laws |
| HRM 503 |
Employee Training & Development |
| HRM 504 |
Negotiation Skills & CB |
| HRM 505 |
Org. Change and Development |
| HRM 506 |
Strategic Human Resource Management |
| HRM 507 |
Public Relations and Event Management |
| HRM 508 |
Salary and Compensation |
| HRM 509 |
Leadership Studies |
| HRM 510 |
Personnel Development |
| HRM 511 |
Performance Appraisal and Management |
| Management |
| MAN 502* |
Business Process Re-engineering |
| MAN 503 |
Supply Chain Management |
| MAN 507 |
Business Etiquette |
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*Accepted as elective under all disciplines. |
| Management Information Systems |
| MIS 503 |
System Analysis and Design |
| MIS 504 |
Oracle/Developer 2000 |
| MIS 505 |
Software Engineering |
| MIS 506 |
Data Communication and Networking |
| MIS 507 |
Relational Database Management Systems |
| MIS 508 |
Programming in C++ |
| MIS 509 |
Software Project Management |
| MIS 521 |
Record Management |
| MIS 522 |
Business Information Systems |
| MIS 523 |
Decision Systems |
| MIS 524 |
Decision Support Systems |
| MIS 525 |
Enterprise Systems |
| MIS 526 |
Enterprise Resource Planning Systems |
| MIS 527 |
Information Security |
| MIS 528 |
Advanced Information Security |
| MIS 530 |
Information Systems Research |
| MIS 532 |
New Prespectives on Organizations & Info. Systems. |
| Marketing |
| MKT 502 |
Graphic Design |
| MKT 503 |
Packaging and Printing |
| MKT 504 |
Advertising |
| MKT 505 |
Industrial Marketing |
| MKT 506 |
International Marketing |
| MKT 507 |
Services Marketing |
| MKT 508 |
Personal Selling |
| MKT 509 |
Consumer Behavior |
| MKT 510 |
Direct and Digital Marketing |
| MKT 511 |
Brand Management |
| MKT 512 |
Export Marketing |
| MKT 517 |
Media Marketing |
| MKT 519 |
Marketing of Financial Services |
| MKT 520 |
Merchandising and Sales Promotion |
| MKT 521 |
Distribution and Channel Management |
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Course Structure |
| FRESHMAN |
| SEMESTER ONE |
SEMESTER TWO |
| General English |
Principles of Macroeconomics |
| Principles of Microeconomics |
Calculus for Business Decisions |
| Principles of Management |
Introduction to Psychology |
| Computer Concepts |
Computer Applications I |
| College Algebra |
Introduction to Financial Accounting |
| Islamic Studies |
Business Communication I |
| SOPHOMORE |
| SEMESTER THREE |
SEMESTER FOUR |
| Business Communication II |
Personal Management |
| Quantitative Business Analysis |
Introduction to Business Finance |
| Principles of Marketing |
Business and Professional Speech |
| Corporate Law |
Marketing Management |
| Inter. Financial Accounting |
Foreign Language I* |
| Computer Applications II |
Quant. Skills & Managerial Statistics |
| JUNIOR |
| SEMESTER FIVE |
SEMESTER SIX |
| Methods in Business Research |
Human Resource Management |
| Organizational Behavior |
Pakistan Studies |
| International Relations |
Sales Management |
| Financial Institutions |
History of Ideas |
| Cost Accounting |
Production and Operations Mgmt. |
| Foreign Language II |
Financial Management |
| SENIOR |
| SEMESTER SEVEN |
SEMESTER EIGHT |
| Management Accounting |
Taxation |
| Business Ethics |
Pakistan Economic Policy |
| Business Law |
Analysis of Pakistani Industries |
| Entrepreneurship & Small Business |
Strategic Management |
| Elective - I |
Elective III |
| Elective II |
Elective IV |
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Internship (2 Credit Hours) |
*Six units of a foreign language course completes the language sequence |
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