WELCOME TO

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WELCOME TO Hutech-OUM Launching Master of
Business Administration (MBA)
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Briefing Structure

• Part 1 About the Programme
• Part 2 Learning Method
• Assessment format

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Part 1

• Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• Designed specially for working professionals to
  enhance their managerial competencies in managing
  business efficiently and effectively so that
  profit is generated ethically.
• Main targets
• those who are related to business
• those who has plan to run their own business
• those who plan to shift to business field,
  without business background

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Part 1
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA)

• 10 CORE COURSES (30 credit hours)
• Semester 1
• Managerial Economics
• Marketing Management
• Information Technology for Managers
• Semester 2
• Accounting for Decision Making
• Organisation Business Management
• Human Resource Management
• Semester 3
• Business Law
• Managerial Finance
• Business Research Methods
• Semester 4
• Strategic Management (taken all other core
  courses)

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Part 1

• 4 FIXED ELECTIVE COURSES (12 credit hours)
• Semester 4
• Entrepreneurship
• Marketing Strategy
• Semester 5
• New Venture Development
• Corporate Finance
• Note To move to the fixed elective stage,
  students must have taken all the core courses,
  except for Strategic Management (not necessarily
  pass the courses)

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Part 2

• Learning Methods
• Assessment Formats

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Part 2
Assessment Format
ITS ASSESSMENT TIME
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Part 2
Assessment Format click here for more
information Format A Format B
Coursework 50
100 Final Examination 50
0
Courses Format A (5050) All courses (except for
BRM and Marketing Research) Format B
(1000) Business Research Method Marketing
Research
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Assignment Submission IMPORTANT
Part 2

• Assignments done should be students ORIGINAL
  work. Plagiarized assignments will be rejected.
• Assignments should be submitted on time, failing
  which no marks will be given.
• Student is to submit a soft copy and hard copy of
  each assignment to the facilitator. Please keep
  the receipt as evidence.

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Academic Grades
Part 2
Grades Grade Points Meanings
A 4.00 Outstanding
A- 3.67 Very Good
B 3.33 Good
B 3.00 Pass
B- 2.67 Conditional Pass (Subject to CGPAgt3.00
C 2.33 Conditional Pass (Subject to CGPAgt3.00
C 2.00 Conditional Pass (Subject to CGPAgt3.00
C- 1.67 Fail
D 1.33 Fail
D 1.00 Fail
F 0.00 Fail
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Important Rules
Part 2

• To be awarded a Masters degree, learners must
  strive to achieve a CGPA of 3.00 in the last
  semester of study
• Learners can repeat the course to improve the
  grade and the better grade will be recalculated
  in the CGPA
• A learner who attains a Warning Status (less than
  3.00 but more than 2.25) in the 1st semester must
  redeem that status by gaining a CGPA of 3.00 in
  the subsequent semester, failing which the
  learner will be in the Probation Status.
• Failed Exams can be repeated.

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How to calculate GPA and CGPA? Example 1
Grade Point Average for Semester 1
Part 2

• Course Grade Grade Credit Total
• Point Hours Points
• __________________________________________________
  ________
• Management B 3.33 3 9.99
• Accounting C 2.33 3 6.99
• Economics B 3.00 3 9.00
• Grade Point Average 9.99 6.99 9.00 divided
  by 9 credit hours
• 2.886
• GPA Results Probation

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Example 2 Grade Point Average for Semester 2
Part 2

• Course Grade Grade Credit Total
• Point Hours Points
• __________________________________________________
  ________
• Marketing A- 3.67 3 11.01
• Finance B 3.33 3 9.99
• Law B 3.00 3 9.00
• Grade Point Average 11.01 9.99 9.00 divide
  by 9 credit hours
• 3.333
• GPA Results PASS

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Example 3 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
Part 2

• Cumulative
• Grade Point Average (9.99 6.99 9.00 11.01
  9.99 9.00) divide by 18 credit hours
• 3.11
• CGPA Results PASS