In this unit, students will develop an understanding and fluency in mathematics through inquiry, exploring and connecting mathematical concepts, choosing and applying problem-solving skills and mathematical techniques, communication, and reasoning. They will study algebraic matrix, linear and nonlinear equations, operations on matrices and vector space.
- Lecturer: Eremas Tade
Welcome to Statistical Methods in Management IBM112.
This course will provide a foundation of business statistics and build your experience using statistical analysis tools. It will teach you how to develop insights and make decisions from data sets to leverage statistics to make informed business management decisions. Understanding the core concepts found in statistics will provide you with an incredibly powerful business tool that will support you throughout your entire career.
- Unit Coordinator: Carol Winuan
A good grasp of microeconomics is vital for managerial decision making, for designing and understanding public policy, and, more generally, for appreciating how a modern economy functions. IMB113 will introduce students to basic economic terminology and its application in business practice. Students learn concepts that explain the functioning of the economy, the motives of consumer and business behaviour as well as the causes and consequences of changes taking place on the market.
- Unit Coordinator: Philip Uys
- Unit Coordinator: Joseph Yakale
- Lecturer: Nathaline Murki Keto
- Lecturer: Dr. Ludmilla Salonda
- Lecturer: Stephanie LAVARABIN
- Unit Co-ordinator: Nare Kewa
In this unit students will learn how to communicate effectively in the conduct of business activity. They learn to describe the communication process and the different types and conditions in which communication takes place. They will learn to appreciate cultural differences in both written and oral communication as well as in communication in culturally diverse teams.