Course Code: 7014

Instructor: Dr. Mohammed Benseleem

Description:

This course of Commercial Law seeks to provide the student of business administration the relationship between the civil law and commercial law, beginning with a general overview of the sources and the nature of the Libyan commercial law is also made a subject of inquiry as a means of deciphering the specific content of the law. Moreover, this course focuses on the foundation basis of the elements and obligation of the merchant, to avoid wrong career choices due to no legal background. Additionally, it allows students to develop an ideology that is specific to them in legal practice, making them aware of commercial information, such as the sale of goods and the law of contracts. Lastly, this course will guide students to a high legal knowledge to avoid any commercial obstacles, and understanding the legal principles of company law and classification of companies.


Course Code: 7002

Instructor: Dr. Jousef Elkhumati

Description:

SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Science) a course is a tool for the statistical analysis of data. It allows students to perform a wide variety of statistical procedures. This course complements the former module name "Introduction to Statistics" as it comes as a second part in educating students on how to use statistics in decision making in the business world. The main themes that might be covered are descriptive analysis, parametric and non-parametric tests, simple regressions and multivariate analyses (factor and cluster), time-serious, correlations, hypotheses tests…etc. lab, Exercise-based will be used in this course.

Course Code: 7007

Instructor: Dr. Sabri Elkrghli

Description:

This is an advanced course in operations research (OR). The primary emphasis will be on Linear Programming (LP) and its applications (covering the formulation of a number of different types of linear models, the simplex algorithm, duality, and sensitivity analysis, and the transportation and assignment problems). Other areas such as integer programming, network flows, nonlinear and dynamic programming will also be covered, with the amount of emphasis depending on the time available. The course will divide into Seven Chapters. The tentative order of topics is as follows: modeling with linear programs and solving with a computer, simplex algorithm to solve linear program, duality, sensitivity analysis, transportation, assignment and transshipment problems, integer programming, network models, dynamic and nonlinear programming (if time permits). Lab and Exercise-based approach will be used in this course.

Course Code: 7003

Instructor: Mr. Khaled Alhashimi

Description:

This course provides students with a fundamental of project management, focusing on project Initiation, Planning, Execution and Control. A discussion of the different types of projects, the project life cycle as well as the intricacies of defining and monitoring project resources, cost, scope and schedule – through work breakdown structures, the precedence diagramming method and earned value analysis among other tools – is included.

This course is designed according to similar typical One-Semester Course teaching for level of Business Bachelor students at Project Management Institute (PMI).