Provides an in-depth knowledge of the entire process functions of management & highlights the social responsibility of managers. It also deals in the contemporary philosophies 7 thoughts in the field of management & gives an insight into the development of managerial skills for effective management in the organization.

The purpose of this course is to provide basic knowledge of financial accounting. Familiarization with double entry bookkeeping, accounting equation revenue and expenses, accruals, prepayments, recording and valuation of assets and liabilities prepared for the adjusted periodic financial statements of proprietorship and partnerships. Recognition and application of accounting principles and concepts.

The English language is a beautiful, rich, versatile, flexible, changing, living and ever growing language. Business English will provide some of the basic skills to convey to others our thoughts and feelings with the greatest effect, with the least misunderstanding and in the most appropriate way. It will enhance student ability to think, write and listen; Business English isn't a special language with a special grammar—it is English used in Business situations. The emphasis is on performing tasks and carrying out activities, not just discouraging what you would do. The course aims to be both stimulating and motivating. It will help students to improve the quality of performance in other courses.

Organization, logical design and components of logical computers; methods of computer usage in the area of mathematical science; algorithms of computers; flow of control; basic number codes; over view of the computer systems; computer software and their business applications.

Developing and understanding of basic concepts of economics and its application to organization, market and national economy.

The study of the operations of the country's economy in an international setting examining the interaction of households, business firms, government and rest of the world in resource and product and financial business fluctuation, inflation, unemployment and monetary and fiscal policy, with special emphasis on the Pakistan government's economic policies, financing the budget deficit, structural adjustment program (SAP) and privatization policy.

The course is intended for use as a guide for advance learners, whose goal is mastery of written English, specifically used in academic environment. On the one hand, the course is intended to guide students towards intensive analysis, reading of prose and provide them with written skills necessary for writing academic assignments, from short essays exam answers to complex research papers. The topics under study will cover rhetorical patterns stylistic devices, specificity of examples, usage and so on. The students would be required to use these tools in writing, which is necessary to accomplish their tasks in a formal organized manner.

Covers the concepts and issues involved in the preparation and interpretation of financial statements and use of this information to evaluate and control organizations. Topics include assets, liabilities, and equity accounts for sole proprietorship, partnership and corporations.

The course on Pakistan Studies is an in-depth course covering the various movements, which led to the creation of Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Whereas the course of Islamic studies begins with the discussion of how different messengers of God came to spread the word of God. It basically discusses the basics of Islam.

Management issues are discussed from the organizational perspective. Organizational structure and design, work motivation and morale, problem solving and decision making, group dynamics and conflict resolution, organizational change are some of the topics covered in this course.

Provides students with a strong foundation in marketing decision – making, ethics and concepts, as they apply to different types of organizations. Students develop a situation analysis framework for analyzing marketing problems and opportunities, selecting the marketing mix, and implementing strategy and control.

Explains the basic concepts of time value and money, valuation of current assets, financial forecasting and planning, ratio analysis and common size statements and capital budgeting techniques.

The course aims at focusing that business English is really Standard English. Business English should be clear, concise and grammatical. English is a challenging course for many students and we are left with a clear need to distinguish between the business language and the language of formal conversation. The course aims at providing mastery within the intricacies of grammar and also to equip minds with the art of technical writing with precision. We live in a society flooded with information in which communication skills are ever more vital to our success as individuals and as a global community. Therefore, our ability to master the art of scientific approach of logical writing is specifically important to clinch the corporate ladder. The course is concerned specifically with grammar, word usage, punctuation, spelling, conciseness and clarity.

Study of microcomputer applications software including operating systems, word processing, presentation graphics, spreadsheet, and implementation of solutions using appropriate software applications. An in-depth knowledge of developing integrated business microcomputer based applications. Emphasis on design principles of transaction processing, management reporting, decision support and executive support.

The course concentrates on the application of Statistical Techniques to the analysis of data and estimation procedures. Topics include are counting techniques, probability & its distributions, sampling, estimation of parameters, testing of hypothesis & and analysis of variances, regression and correlation.

In an age of downsizing, change and career insecurity, good communication skills are more important than ever. The course is designed to help students become more successful in their studies and careers with a view to identify the characteristics of a speech and oral presentation. It will help students to learn ways of outlining, arranging and presenting the contents of their speech. The focus is made to equip the types of delivery with respect to audience analysis. The course is further designed to build skills needed in interviews, working in groups and teams, planning effective meeting and delivering persuasive presentations.

This course offers an understanding of the techniques of how market information is collected analyzed and interpreted and formally presented to facilitate evaluation of business alternatives, resulting in implementation of effective business decision.

This course emphasizes on a thorough understanding of Pakistani Tax Laws and implications. It covers income tax on profits, current regimes of turnover tax, advance tax, sales tax, concept of deferred taxes, and methods of depreciation in deferred taxes.

Nothing in life is more important than the ability to communicate effectively. We believe that clear communication is the basis for business success. The fundamental objective of the course therefore, is to link effective written and oral communication with the ability to find and keep a challenging, personally satisfying job in today's competitive business world. The course aims at providing understanding in organizing, composing, editing and tabulating business documents, like business reports, letters, memos and proposals. It will therefore, help the students in performing their tasks of reports/projects.

In this course, the introduction to HR function and the management of human behavior in the organization is given to the students. HRM function mainly incorporates human resource flows, reward systems, and employee influence systems. Management of human behavior includes decision-making and problem solving, motivation, interpersonal communications and negotiations. Emphasis on the relationships among individuals, groups, and organizational units as they influence the managerial process and the development of prospective general managers.

The course describes the monetary systems, financial markets, national income components and their relationship to business activity. Study of structure, regulations & performance of the banking industry focusing on the strategy & procedures of the central bank.

Role of production planning in the manufacturing sector. Methods used for planning and control. Logistics, constraints and quantitative methods used. Studies strategic management of manufacturing operations including demand forecasting, production planning, material planning, production scheduling and shop floor control.

Study of information systems that provide services to multiple organizations linking many buyers and sellers electronically. Topics include telecommunication, electronics data interchange, and doing business on the Internet. Emphasis on international information policy issues effecting electronic commerce.

A Study of general principles of ethical conduct. Topics included are nature and grounds of morality, ethical relativism, egoism and altruism, utilitarianism, ethical values and facts, free will and moral responsibility.

The course intends to provide its students with an in-depth study of the law relating to commercial associations with a particular focus on corporations. Topics include the legal nature of partnership, joint ventures, trading trust, and corporations; rights and liabilities of the members; rights, duties and obligations of managers, directors, and other officers; financing, and liquidations. Securities and controls, mergers and acquisition.