Harry Blunck — alias "Dirty Harry"
Contents and objectives of the degree program
Part 1 — general subjects
Business Economics | gives an outline of the cost and price policy of the firm; national and international marketing; economic control; investment and finance; organization and management. |
Macroeconomics | comprises macroeconomic theory; in addition, key issues in Danish economic policy is studied. |
Statistics | gives an outline of the theoretical statistics and its practical applications. |
Commercial law | includes the rules of law relevant to the exercise of business activities with special reference to the prevention of conflicts and intervention. |
Descriptive Economics | covers the structures of economic life and analyzes the structures of business and community in the basis of empirical material. |
Part 2 — specialized subjects
Management Accounting | deals with models and methods in management accounting, in particular related to analysis, calculation and registration of data. |
Informatics 1 | deals with tools, techniques and methods from information and systems theory in order to describe, analyse and design systems in firms and organization. |
Budgetting and Management | deals with the design of budgetting and planning systems. |
Informatics 2 | comprises systems analysis, description, construction, evaluation and implementation. |
Organization, Management and Changestrategies | deals with organizational and management theory and their application in relation to control in different organization types and situations. |
Methodology | discusses essential meta-theoretical assumptions behind theories of informatics and management accounting. |
Optional courses
Human and Organizational Issues in Computer Technology | deals with methods for assessment of consequences and specification of requirements for the design of computer systems. |
Informatics Control | deals with strategic decisions related to development, purchase and application of information resources. |
Contingency Theory in Management Accounting | deals with application of theories and models for analysis and solution of control problems in real companies. |
Strategic Management | introduction to techniques and methods for analyzing competitiveness and "the survival of the fittest." Discussion of process – as well as resultoriented models for strategic management. |
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