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Core Courses for MM Programme at Graduate School of Management GSM 5301: Accounting for Decision Making (3 Credits) This course is designed from the viewpoint of users of accounting information, with particular emphasis on the interpretation and use of financial and management accounting information for investment decision-making and successful management of organizations. At the end of the course, students should have acquired the necessary skills to comprehend and evaluate the appropriateness of alternative accounting methods, and to analyze the information disclosed in financial statements. In addition, students should be able to apply their knowledge of costing for value creation in

B6017 Accounting for Decision Making and Control Pre-requisite: B6011 Financial Accounting The aim of this course is to introduce the design and use of management accounting information for planning, control and decision making within business organizations. The organizational architecture will be used as the organizing framework. The major topics covered in this course include product costing, activity-based costing and management, strategic cost management practices, transfer pricing issues, tools for decision making such as cost profit-volume (CVP) analysis, and performance evaluation, measurement and compensation issues. The course will conclude with a discussion on ethics and social responsibility within the

Core Course for MBA Programme Graduate School of Management GSM 5400: Financial Management (3 Credits) This course introduces students to the basic principles of finance, focusing on the evaluation of projects, company strategies and financial securities. It also covers the major topics pertinent to financing modern corporations such as dividend policy, capital structure, mergers and acquisitions, LBOs and share repurchase. Pre-requisite(s): GSM 5301: Accounting for Decision Making

Core Courses For Programme Course Code Course Name Credit Hours GSM 5000 Managerial Economics 3 GSM 5500 Human Resource Management 3 GSM 5301 Accounting for Decision Making 3 GSM 5101 Organisational Behaviour 3 GSM 5400 Financial Management 3 GSM 5113 Operations Management 3 GSM 5200 Marketing Management 3 GSM 5170 Management Information Systems 3 GSM 5131 Business Law and Ethics 3 GSM 5160 Strategic Management 3 TOTAL OF CREDIT HOURS 30

Core Courses for MM Programme at Graduate School of Management GSM 5400: Financial Management (3 Credits) This course introduces students to the basic principles of finance, focusing on the evaluation of projects, company strategies and financial securities. It also covers the major topics pertinent to financing modern corporations such as dividend policy, capital structure, mergers and acquisitions, LBOs and share repurchase. Pre-requisite(s): GSM 5301: Accounting for Decision Making

The course examines in detail the relationship between strategic plans and internal operations of the firm. It will focus on firms’ internal accounting information systems and their use in corporate decision-making, planning and control, and performance evaluation.

Sauder School of Business > University of British Columbia BAAC 510 Cost Analysis for Decision Making Prerequisite MBA Core This course focuses on the development of managerial tools to facilitate thoughtful decision-making within the firm. The perspective is internal and thus is not rule-bound but, strategy oriented. Management accounting uses quantitative tools in conjunction with qualitative analysis to reach a decision that incorporates both the short term and long term implications of management decisions. The key accounting information is the cost data that is used to facilitate decisions and to influence the decisions of others. This course emphasizes the analysis and application of tools

Management Accounting and Control – Business 554 The objective of the course is to allow participants to be informed users of accounting information that is strategic and supports and enhances the direction of the firm. Management Accounting and Control emphasizes the use of accounting data from the perspective of managerial decision making. The manager’s use of accounting output will be focused upon; financial accounting (understanding the role of external financial reporting as a scorecard of managerial performance), cost accounting (what a product or service costs, and how that information can be used for effective decision making), strategic cost management (the use

Core Courses for MM Programme at Graduate School of Management GSM 5160: Strategic Management (3 Credits) This course introduces the concept of strategy and implementation. It helps the students to appreciate the role of general managers in enhancing and sustaining corporate performance. Using the skills already acquired in the core courses, this course develops cross-functional and holistic thinking and the ability to recognise patterns of strategy under conditions of incomplete and imperfect information. Pre-requisite(s): GSM 5100: Organisation and Business Management GSM 5200: Marketing Management GSM 5301: Accounting for Decision Making GSM 5400: Financial Management

Core Course for Marketing Programme Graduate School of Management GSM 5210: Marketing Research (3 Credits) This course emphasises marketing research as an aid to management decision-making. The course assists in planning, analysing of strengths and weaknesses and implementing research designs. Pre-requisite(s): GSM 5200: Marketing Management

College of Management at National Sun Yat-Sen University N4521021 Accounting for Decision Making (3 crs): This curriculum is designed for enterprise top managers who should have knowledge about the cost and basic accounting. From this course, they will gain how to survey overall situation, to find out where the problems are and make the right decisions by utilized the financial information they have gained.

Core Course for Marketing Programme Graduate School of Management GSM 5230: Consumer Behaviour (3 Credits) This course examines individual and environmental factors such as motivation, learning, attitude, culture, social class and family that will influence consumer behaviour, consequently the decision-making process. Pre-requisite(s): GSM 5200: Marketing Management

Elective Course for Finance Programme Graduate School of Management GSM 5420: Financial Statement Analysis (3 Credits) This course examines the importance of financial statement analysis. Financial statements have many and varied uses, and students examine them in the context of investment and lending decision-making. Understanding the financial data is the precursor to effective evaluation and forecasting. Pre-requisite(s): GSM 5400: Financial Management

GSM-MBA Achievements: 7th position in the Best MBA Schools in Southeast Asia 2004 (ranked as the no. 1 in Malaysia) conducted by the Asia.Inc Magazine (September issue 2004). 7th position in the Best MBA Schools in Southeast Asia 2003 (ranked as the no. 1 in Malaysia) conducted by the Asia.Inc Magazine (September issue 2003). Being ranked 9th Business School in South East Asia by Asia.Inc Magazine (September Issue 2002). Being rated one of the best in Malaysia and listed in the Asia Best MBA Schools (Asiaweek 2000).

Title:MGMT790 Accounting Information for Decision Making (3) College: Kyungpook University Department: School of Business Administration Course: Graduate MBA Major Credits: Eligibility: International students holding a 4-year undergraduate degree and whose parents are both non-Korean nationals Degree: Graduate Tuition Fee for Graduate : US$2,600 ~ 3,400 Scholarships : As a national university, KNU tuition is about 40% of the cost of private universities in Seoul. Plus, 40% of KNU students are awarded partial scholarships for excellent scholastic performance or campus and community service, along with another 60 scholarships sponsored by external organizations.

Joseph L. Rotman School of Management at University of Toronto MGT 3058 Judgment and Decision Theory This course examines research in the area of individual judgment and decision making. It starts with an economic approach to understanding rational decision making, and then draws on findings from psychology and other behavioral sciences to build a richer picture of decision-making processes. The course could also be called "Behavioral Economics."

School of Business ,Sogang University, Courses, Program, Accounting Accounting is for graduate students who want to apply corporate accounting information to business decision-making. This course is designed to enable learners to understand the social significance and value of accounting information and to acquire expert knowledge in accounting. The following courses are offered:

Nanyang Business School at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) B6011 Financial Accounting The course focuses on key concepts and principles in financial accounting and how these concepts are applied in decision making and continue to be relevant even as organisations change in the way that they operate and compete. The foundations of accounting thought, the assumptions underlying the accounting process, the conventional measurement techniques, reporting procedures and relevant Statement of Accounting Standards are emphasized. Contemporary issues such as accounting for intangibles, measuring customer acquisition/loyalty and performance of dot.com start-ups will be covered.

SNU Business School at Seoul National University Seminar in Consumer Decision Making The purpose of this course is to introduce students to decision research. Topics covered will include judgmental decision research, bounded rationality and probabilistic reasoning, probabilistic models and individual differences, thinking under uncertainty, decision under uncertainty, risk taking, context dependent preferences, and organizational decision making. This course will be conducted as a research seminar, which means that the students will be expected to take an active role in the class sessions. Each week we will discuss articles.

Faculty of Economics and Business at University of Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) Management Courses For Master of Accounting Management Organizational Management 3 units Statistics and Decision Analysis 3 units Management Information System 3 units Strategic Management 3 units Managerial Economics 3 units Organizational Behaviour 3 units Operations Management 3 units International Business 3 units Ethics and Business Law 3 units Human Resource Management 3 units Organization Theory 3 units Industrial Relations 3 units Decision Science 3 units Business Forecasting 3 units Individual Study in Mgmt. 3 units Master’s Project in Management 6 units

Core Course for MBA Programme Graduate School of Management GSM 5170: Management Information Systems (3 Credits) This course attempts to enable students to make rational decisions concerning design of information systems and adoption of computer technology. Topics include an overview of management information systems (MIS), development of the computer industry, conceptual framework for MIS, physical configuration and technology for MIS and finally, trends in the development of computing and electronics in Malaysia and other selected countries in East Asia. Pre-requisite(s): None

Credit Requirements to Graduate: Minimum of 36 credit hours for each area of specialisation. Core Courses for Programme 21 credits Core Courses for Area of Specialisation 15 credits Comprehensive Examination - TOTAL 36 credits List of Courses Core Courses For Programme Course Code Course Name Credit Hours GSM 5500 Human Resource Management 3 GSM 5101 Organisational Behaviour 3 GSM 5113 Operations Management 3 GSM 5160 Strategic Management 3 GSM 5200 Marketing Management 3 GSM 5301 Accounting for Decision Making 3 GSM 5400 Financial Management 3

Title:MGMT978 Tax Decision Making (3) College: Kyungpook University Department: School of Business Administration Course: Graduate Accounting Major Credits: Eligibility: International students holding a 4-year undergraduate degree and whose parents are both non-Korean nationals Degree: Graduate Tuition Fee for Graduate : US$2,600 ~ 3,400 Scholarships : As a national university, KNU tuition is about 40% of the cost of private universities in Seoul. Plus, 40% of KNU students are awarded partial scholarships for excellent scholastic performance or campus and community service, along with another 60 scholarships sponsored by external organizations.

Faculty of Economics and Business at University of Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) Accounting Courses for Master of Accounting Managerial Accounting 3 units Financial Accounting 3 units Specialized Accountin g 3 units Financial Accounting Theory 3 units Public Sector Accounting 3 units Advanced Accounting I 3 units Advanced Accounting II 3 units Seminar in Financial Acct. 3 units Seminar in Managerial Acct. 3 units Advanced Audit & Investigation 3 units Accounting Systems & Controls 3 units Corporate Planning 3 units Seminar in Taxation 3 units Accounting Information System- 3 units

Department of Business Management : College of Management at National Sun Yat-Sen University M4011102 Managerial Accounting (3 crs): This course aims at students to have an understanding of strategic management in organizations and the design of information system for decision making, planning, control and performance measurement. Topics include: 1. Fundamental of management accounting 2. Strategic management in organization 3. Managerial decision making 4. Design of information system for planning and control 5.Design and review of performance measurement system 6. Management information system