PAU Learning Management System

Quantitative Methods for Management Decisions is a study of quantitative methods or tools for solving managerial problems. The emphasis of this course is to provide students with a working knowledge of quantitative tools available to them, and how these tools may be used to assist in making decisions and solving problems. Topics include data analysis, probability concepts and applications, breakeven analysis, decision trees, PERT/CPM, queuing theory, statistical quality control forecasting, inventory systems and management, linear programming, location analysis, project management and transportation models.

Accounting for Management Decisions provides students with an understanding of the role of accounting as a system of information gathering and reporting that plays an important role in business decision making. Students will be encouraged to apply theoretical learning to real world practices. This course is specifically designed for students with little or no prior knowledge in accounting.

This subject aims to develop an in depth understanding of the underlying concepts of corporate governance, business ethics and corporate social responsibility which are relevant to the contemporary business environment. It is designed to foster students’ understanding of the ethical influences on economic, financial, managerial, and environmental aspects of business.  In further develops students’ ability to critically analyse ethical issues in business, including the concepts and essential principles of corporate governance.