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Introduction to Macroeconomics

    An "Introduction to Macroeconomics" course typically aims to equip students with the ability to: define and measure key macroeconomic aggregates like GDP, understand the circular flow of income, analyze economic growth, explain the causes and effects of inflation and unemployment, interpret the role of government policy in managing the economy, and critically evaluate macroeconomic models to analyze current economic situations; essentially, providing a foundational understanding of how an entire economy functions at a large scale. 
     
    Key learning outcomes include:
    • Understanding core concepts:
      • Defining and calculating Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 
         
      • Explaining the circular flow of income model 
         
      • Identifying the components of aggregate demand and aggregate supply 
         
      • Differentiating between nominal and real GDP 
         
    • Analyzing economic fluctuations:
      • Identifying the causes and effects of economic growth 
         
      • Explaining the concept of business cycles and recessions 
         
      • Understanding the relationship between unemployment and economic activity 
         
    • Interpreting macroeconomic indicators:
      • Analyzing inflation rates and their impact on purchasing power 
         
      • Understanding the role of interest rates in the economy 
         
      • Interpreting balance of payments data 
         
    • Evaluating government policies:
      • Explaining the use of fiscal policy (taxes and government spending) to manage the economy 
         
      • Understanding the role of monetary policy (interest rates) in influencing economic activity 
         
    • Applying economic models:
      • Using the Aggregate Demand/Aggregate Supply (AD/AS) model to analyze economic fluctuations 
         
      • Applying Keynesian economic theory to explain economic downturns 
         
      • Critically evaluating the assumptions and limitations of different macroeconomic models 
    Skill Level: Beginner

    ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR

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    Skill Level: Beginner

    Organization Behaviour

      BBM 213: ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

      Contact hours: 42

      Pre-requisites: None

       

      Purpose: intended to fundamental understanding of the interactions that occur among people in the workplace. This Social Science course provides the student with the tools to understand and evaluate individual, group and organizational processes. The student will also gain an appreciation of the relevance of the study of organizational behaviour to the practice of human resource management.

      Expected Learning Outcomes of the Course:

      By the end of the course unit the learners should be able to:-

      1.Analyze individual and group behaviour, and understand the implications of organizational behaviour on the process of management.

      2. Identify different motivational theories and evaluate motivational strategies used in a variety of organizational settings.

      3. Evaluate the appropriateness of various leadership styles and conflict management strategies used in organizations.

      4. Describe and assess the basic design elements of organizational structure and evaluate their impact on employees.

      5. Explain how organizational change and culture affect working relationships within organizations.

      Skill Level: Beginner

      Graduation Ethics

      Enrolment on payment
      Graduation ethics can refer to the ethical principles that students and educators should follow, as well as the ethical frameworks that students learn in school. 
       
       

      Ethical frameworks

      • Consequentialism: An ethical framework that considers the outcomes of actions 
         
      • Deontology: An ethical framework that considers absolute moral duties 
         
      • Virtue ethics: An ethical framework that considers what makes people the best they can be 
         
      • Utilitarianism: An ethical framework that considers what generates the best outcome for the greatest number of people 
      Course Duration: 8 Weeks
      Course Intro Video Url (Embedded): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTbX-E97jj4&t=1s
      Skill Level: Beginner

      Communication Skills

      Communication Skills

      Skill Level: Beginner

      Introduction to Computer Systems

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      Skill Level: Beginner

      Python for Beginners - Python Language Basics

        This is the introductory course for Python for Beginners.  Please start here if you have no experience coding in Python.  This course is self-paced; you can proceed through the course, but need to complete each unit before moving on to the next unit.

        Skill Level: Intermediate