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This course focuses on studying modern management concepts and their applications in business organizations. It covers the evolution and development of modern administrative thought, the main management functions including planning, organizing, directing, leading, and controlling, as well as decision-making. The course also discusses organizational functions such as human resources management, marketing management, production management, financial management, and management information systems.

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Explaining the concept of statistics: it is the science of learning from data. This definition should be interpreted broadly to include everything from planning data collection and management to performing activities such as descriptive statistics and statistical inference for decision-making and presenting results.

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The course aims to provide students with basic knowledge related to investment. Students learn about investment theories and their various applications. Through studying this course, students will understand the fundamentals of return and risk, the relationship between them, and how to measure them. The course also covers various investment topics, including the fundamentals of investment in the real sector and financial markets, financial market instruments, different asset pricing models, portfolio management, and investment funds.

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This course covers the origin and evolution of money, including its characteristics, functions, and types. It also discusses the emergence of commercial banks and central banks, explaining their concepts, types, and functions. The course focuses on liquidity management, money creation, and the monetary policy tools used by the central bank, as well as analyzing monetary systems.

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This course covers the basic skills that students need to master in order to effectively use computers. It includes learning about the main components of computers, their functions, and how they operate. After mastering these skills, students will be able to perform tasks using basic computer applications. The course also introduces e-learning and how to use its applications, along with fundamental concepts of information security and protection measures. It concludes by highlighting the ethics of computer use.

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This course covers the study of economics, including its definition, fundamentals, analysis, and policies, along with key economic terminology. It also addresses the concept of the economic problem, the definition and structure of markets, and the concepts of supply and demand for a specific good, as well as elasticity measures. The course further explores methods of measuring gross domestic product (GDP), the relationship between income and expenditure, and the link between inflation and unemployment. It also examines the main foundations of fiscal policy and includes a study of money, banking, international trade, and economic development.

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This course is the first of two general English courses for Humanities & Management professions students. It targets the development of the learners’ English language skills. Learners will have the opportunity to develop the four language skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) based on the level they have previously acquired. The course starts from Beginning of A0 level of the CEFR (Common European Framework Reference). By the end of the course, learners are expected to achieve the End of A0 level of the CEFR.

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This course covers the theories and practices of financial management and the role of the financial manager. It introduces the fundamental concepts of finance, including the time value of money and the conceptual framework of risk and return. It provides an overview of financial markets, stocks, financial institutions, financial statements, ratio analysis, cash flow analysis, capital budgeting techniques, financial valuation, financial leverage, capital structure, cost of capital, corporate financing policies, dividend distribution policy, financial planning and analysis techniques, and working capital management.

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This course aims to provide students with an understanding of management in general and financial management in particular within the field of banking. The course focuses on the following topics: an introduction to banks, the structure and organization of the banking sector, the legal environment of the banking sector, the main activities and services performed by modern banks, banks’ financial statements, measuring and evaluating bank performance, asset and liability management, investment portfolio management, liquidity and reserve management, and sources of funds management for banks.

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The content of this course covers the liabilities and shareholders' equity side of a company’s balance sheet. It focuses on evaluating available financing alternatives by calculating the cost of capital and selecting the best option. The course also covers the study of short-term financing costs, evaluation of long-term financing sources, and provides students with the opportunity to discuss investment policies.

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This course aims to highlight the importance of the Internet in the field of marketing, introduce the characteristics of electronic markets, and discuss the latest developments in managing the elements of the marketing mix online. Through this course, students will gain new insights into the concepts of e-marketing.

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The course aims to introduce students to the Internet and its use in e-commerce, the principles and mechanisms of this usage, and to equip students with skills that enable them to utilize the Internet in this field while achieving a set of objectives.

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This course is the first of two general English courses for Humanities & Management professions students. It targets the development of the learners’ English language skills. Learners will have the opportunity to develop the four language skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) based on the level they have previously acquired. The course starts from Beginning of A1 level of the CEFR (Common European Framework Reference). By the end of the course, learners are expected to achieve the End of A1 level of the CEFR.

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This course includes the study of various aspects of project feasibility, including economic, marketing, technical, financial, and legal feasibility. It also covers the concept of social profitability and the feasibility of projects at the national level.

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The course content covers the basic concepts of financial derivatives and their uses in investment and financing within derivative markets as modern financial instruments. It aims to enable students to apply financial derivative contracts in futures markets, such as options, forward, and futures contracts, and to use derivatives for hedging, speculation, and risk management. It also focuses on decision-making under uncertainty in financial markets. The course further covers option pricing using traditional models (Binomial Model) and the Black-Scholes Model.