Dean of Economics Faculty Academic Plan

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:First : Academic Plan
FIRST YEAR
FIRST SEMESTER
SUBJECTS
WEEKLY HOURS NO
SECOND SEMESTER
SUBJECT
WEEKLY HOURS NO
Theoretical Practical Theoretical Practical
Introduction to Computer
Science
2 2
Introduction to Information
Systems
3 1
Management principles 3 1
Human Resources
Management
2 2
Principle of Micro
Economics
4 2 Principles of Statistics ( 1 ) 4 2
Administrative
Mathematics
4 2
Economics Studies in
Foreign Language
4 2
Principle of Financial
Accounting ( 1 )
4 2
Principle of Financial
Accounting ( 2 )
4 2
General Foreign Language
Life Lines – intermediate
Oxford University Preess
4 0
Total Hours 21 9 Total Hours 17 9
SECOND YEAR
FIRST SEMESTER
SUBJECTS
WEEKLY HOURS NO
SECOND SEMESTER
SUBJECT
WEEKLY HOURS NO
Application Soft Wares ( 1 ) 3 3
Programming of Languages(1)
Principles of Visual basic Language
4 1
Principles of Statistics ( 2 ) 3 3 Application Soft Wares ( 2 ) 2 4
Mathematics For Finance 3 2
Administration of Production
& Operations
4 2
Principles of Macro
Economics
3 3 Cost Systems 2 4
Algorithms & Data
Structure
2 4
Management Studies in
Foreign Language
4 0
Principles of Marketing
& Strategies
4 0

THIRD YEAR
FIRST SEMESTER
SUBJECTS
WEEKLY HOURS NO
SECOND SEMESTER
SUBJECT
WEEKLY HOURS NO
Programming of Languages(2)
Programming in Visual C++.Net
4 2
Organization &
Administrative Behavior
3 1
Database Systems
Management
2 4
Analysis & Design
Information Systems
1 3
Fundamental of
Managerial Forecasting
2 2 Operations Research 4 2
Management Information
Systems
2 2
Feasibility Studies &
Projects Evaluation
4 2
Methods of Scientific
Research
2 2
Accounting Information
Systems
2 2
FOURTH YEAR
FIRST SEMESTER
SUBJECTS
WEEKLY HOURS NO
SECOND SEMESTER
SUBJECT
WEEKLY HOURS NO
Theory of Management
Decisions
2 2 Information Economies 2 2
Computerized Financial
Analysis
2 2 E - commerce 2 2
Decision Support Systems 2 2 Information Security 2 2
Offices Automation
Systems
2 4
Networks Managements
Fundamentals Management of
Computer Network
4 2
Managerial Accounting 4 2
Quality Control
Management
4 2

Second : Subjects Description :
Description of First Year Subjects
Introduction to Computer Science
This Subject Includes:
 Terminology and basic principles to the entrance of the computer.
 The basic components of the computer system.
 Study in Windows operating systems (Windows XP).
 Introduction to Networking.
 Study in Internet and e-mail.
 Study in Office software package (Word, Excel, Access).
 Case studies for the establishment of databases.
Management principles
 Essence of management and its importance.
 Management thought schools.
 Management Planning.
 Management decisions.
 Organizing, Directing and controlling.
 Business organizations and the environment.
 Production and Business Management.
 The procurement and storage function.
 Financial function.
 Marketing Management.
 Human Resources function.
 Public relations function.

Principle of Micro Economics
 Basic concepts in economics: the definition of economics - economic theory -
economic policy - economic analysis methods - micro and macro analysis.
 Economic problem: the foundations and characteristics of the economic problem - the
social form of economic problem - the elements of production - production
possibilities curve - the economic system and economic problem.
 Mechanism constitute price: value in the history of economic thought - creates price
under complete competition - the inverse function of demand - flexibility - creates
equilibrium price - the impact of supply and demand on equilibrium price - budget
constraint.
 Theory of consumer behavior.
 Theory of production.
 Distribution theory.
 Theory of Games.
Administrative Mathematics
 Sequel in mathematics - the exponents and roots (the exponents and roots -
combination Analysis - binomial theorem).
 Logarithms.
 Inequalities.
 Determinants.
 Use determinants in solution of a linear equation.
 Matrixes.
 Use matrixes to solve economic issues.
 Derivation and differentiation.
 Derivation and use differentiation to solve economic issues.
 Integration.
 Administrative and economic applications integration.
 Disciples and endings.
 Continuity and discontinuity disciples and maximum values.

Financial Principle of Accounting ( 1 )
 Emergence of accounting and evolution.
 proving financial events by accountancy.
 Accounting cycle and accounting books and capital formation.
 Accounting treatment for cash transactions.
 Goods operations (purchase - sale).
 Discount operations and types.
 Commercial paper.
 Bank's operations.
 Trial Balance.
 Accounting errors and ways to correct them .
 final accounts and the income statement and balance sheet ( statement of financial
position).
General Foreign Language (( Life Lines – intermediate – Oxford University Preess ))
 Reading:
Theme 1 : Education , Revise …But Take a Break.
Theme 2 : Daily Life , Parents , Adults and Children.
Theme 3 : Work and Business , How to make Decision .
Theme 4 : Science and Nature , Chains , Webs and pyramids .
Theme5 : The physical World , Comparing Two Countries .
 Writing :
Theme 1 : Education , How Do You Revise ?
Theme 2 : Daily Life , Parents and Teenagers .
Theme 3 : Work and Business , How to Spend $10.000 .
Theme 4 : Science and Nature , The 8th
Wonder of the World ?
Theme 5 : The Physical World , The UK and the USA.

Introduction to Information Systems
 System concept.
 The concept of information.
 Management Information Systems.
 Accounting Information Systems.
 Decision support systems.
 Database Management Systems.
 Office automation systems.
 Artificial intelligence and expert systems.
 Systems Analysis.
 Systems Design.
 Application systems.
 Managerial and economic implications for the application of information systems in
the organization.
Human Resources Management
 Essence of human resources management.
 Historical development of human resources management.
 Analysis of labor and Human Resources.
 Human resource planning.
 Selection of human resources.
 Human resource training.
 Evaluate the performance of employees.
 Wages and compensation of human resources.
 Discipline of employees.
 Movement of employees.
 Health programs and industrial security.
 Contemporary issues and problems in the management of human resources.

Principles of Statistics ( 1 )
 statistical research and tools.
 statistical research and sampling.
 statistical data dump and compiled and presented
 Measures of central tendency.
 Measures of dispersion absolute and relative.
 Uses standard deviation.
 Metrics sprains, kurtosis and positioning.
 Regression and correlation.
 Simple correlation and rank correlation.
 Conditional probabilities.
 Random variables.
Economics Studies in Foreign Language
Teaching some subjects in English and economic in order to strengthen their language skills
of these topics:
 The theory of supply and demand
 Flexibility
 determination mechanism of Equilibrium price
 Unemployment and inflation, consumption and investment
 Money and commercial banks, cash and its instruments.

Principle of Financial Accounting ( 2 )
 Financial Statements - measuring income statement items.
 Inventory adjustments for administrative accounts.
 Inventory adjustments for expense accounts.
 Measuring elements of Balance Sheet and inventory Fund.
 Measuring elements of Balance Sheet and inventory Bank.
 Measuring elements of Balance Sheet and inventory Accounts Payable.
 Measuring elements of Balance Sheet and inventory Notes Receivable .
 Measuring elements of Balance Sheet and inventory Marketable Securities.
 Measuring elements of Balance Sheet
 Current assets and accounting for the inventory.
 Measuring elements of Balance Sheet and inventory fixed asset.
 Measuring elements of Balance Sheet and prove depreciation in the books of the
facility.
 Measuring elements of Balance Sheet , dispense with fixed assets ,Liabilities and
Owner's Equity.
Description of Second Year Subjects
Application Soft Wares ( 1 )
 Study in Microsoft Excel.
 Calculation operators and functions in Excel Microsoft.
 Mathematical functions in Excel Microsoft.
 Use Excel in the specifications.
 Statistical functions.
 U se Excel in statistics - use Excel in regression- use Excel in prospect
 Logical functions- optimization tool and solving equations by SOLVER - current
capital management model.
 Use optimization tool "SOLVER" at: solving linear programs - uses financial
functions.

Principles of Statistics ( 2 )
 Statistical hypothesis testing.
 Nonparametric tests of correlation hypotheses.
 Nonparametric tests to verify of distinguishing hypotheses.
 One-way classification variance analysis of different size samples.
 One-way classification variance analysis of equal size samples.
 Tow-way classification variance analysis.
 Index numbers - Price indexes and their statistical tests.
 Indices applications in various economic sectors.
 time series.
 Statistical control.
 Adjust specifications maps.
Mathematics For Finance
 Arithmetic progression.
 Geometric progression.
 Simple interest.
 Compound Interest.
 The nominal rate and the real rate of compound interest.
 Debt discount and settled it with compound interest.
 The present value and future value of the annual periodic payments (urgent and
temporary payments).
 The present value and future value of the annual periodic payments (deferred
payments and permanent payments).
 The present value and future value of the equal partial periodic payments.
 Depreciation of loans.
 Depreciation of fixed assets.

Principles of Macro Economics
 Mechanism of the market.
 Production and wealth.
 Gross national product (GNP).
 Savings and investment.
 Total consumption.
 State and public spending.
 Study on macroeconomic.
 Unemployment problem.
 Economic growth.
 Foreign Trade.
Algorithms & Data Structure
 General concepts in programming.
 Software Engineering.
 Software quality standards.
 Data Representation.
 Indicators.
 Machine language.
 Assembly language.
 High-level programming languages.
 Programming algorithm.
 Basic operations in the algorithms.
 Tests (overlapping branch, overlapping several branches).
 Duplicates.
 Conditional loops.

 Iterative loops.
 Nested loops.
 Functional Analysis.
 Programming (analysis ascending and descending analysis(.
 Partial programs.
 Recursive programming.
 Mass programming.
 Programming language Pascal.
 Redundancy built in Pascal.
 Matrices.
 Procedures and disciples.
 Groups.
 Structured data in Pascal language.
 Records.
 Stack and queue.
 Achieving process PUP.
 Achieving process PUSH - Regulations - dynamic storage.
Programming of Languages ( 1 ) (( Principles of Visual basic Language ))
 High-level programming languages Components.
 Study in VISUAL BASIC language.
 VISUAL BASIC environment.
 Events.
 Dialog windows and menus.
 Instructions.
 Instructions control and decision-making.
 Loops.
 Functions and sub-programs - Matrices and used within VISUAL BASIC.
 Processing files.

Application Soft Wares ( 2 )
 Databases.
 Filter databases.
 Databases Functions
 Study in Microsoft Access programs.
 Create queries and its use.
 SQL language.
 Design forms and its use.
 Reports.
 Macro.
 Modules.
 Practical case studies.
Administration of Production & Operations
 Introduction to Production and Operations Management.
 Production information system.
 Production Capacity planning.
 Design and development product.
 Operations Management in Service Organizations.
 Project site selection and its internal ranking.
 Demand forecasting.
 Planning and scheduling production.
 Production control.
 Inventory management.
 Quality Management.
 Environmental Quality Management.

Cost Systems
 Basic principles and terminology of the cost.
 Design and organize cost records and accounts.
 Study of the production factors cost.
 Productivity Commands Costing System.
 Contracts Costing System .
 Productivity stages costs System.
 Final accounts cost statements in industrial companies.
 Loading methods of cost factors on a production units.
Management Studies in Foreign Language
 Management function.
 Introduction to management.
 Planning and decision making function.
 Organizing function.
 Influencing function.
 Organization function.
 Marketing function.
 Human Resources function.
 Production function.
 Finance function.

Principles of Marketing & Strategies
 Entrance to marketing science.
 Market study.
 Marketing environment.
 Study Product.
 Pricing policies.
 Distribution.
 Promotion.
 Marketing Strategies.
 International Marketing.
Description of Third Year Subjects
Programming of Languages ( 2 ) (( Programming in Visual C++.Net ))
 VISUAL C++.NET programming language environment.
 Name spaces in VISUAL C++.NET program.
 VISUAL C++.NET Library.
 Study in VISUAL C++.NET program.
 Types of projects in VISUAL C++.NET.
 Object- oriented programming.
 Inheritance.
 Classes in VISUAL C++.NET.
 Procedures.
 Indicators in VISUAL C++.NET language.
 Rules.
 Objects Inheritance.
 Re-define procedures
 Object-oriented exercises.
 Programming within the Windows environment.
 Radio button.
 Manage files and folders.

Database Systems Management
 Introduction to databases.
 Data models.
 Relational databases Model.
 Entity model.
 Relation of relational algebra.
 Normalization of data.
 Structured Query language (SQL).
 Relational database design.
 Databases management.
 operations management and simultaneous control in database systems.
 Distributed database management systems (DDBMS).
Fundamental of Managerial Forecasting
 Forecasting and Management.
 Forecasting models.
 Simple regression models 1.
 Simple regression models 2.
 Automated processing of simple regression models.
 Multiple regression models.
 Automated processing of multiple regression models.
 Simultaneous equations models.
 Moving averages models.
 Time series analysis models 1.
 Time series analysis models 2.
 exponential smoothing models.

Management Information Systems
 Harmony (information - Management - System).
 The new role of management information systems computer-based.
 Information Systems computer-based.
 Management Information Systems.
 Functional information systems.
 Information systems and decision-making.
 Strategic Information Systems.
 Knowledge Management.
 Protection of information systems.
 Databases.
 System's life cycle.
 Banking information system.
Methods of Scientific Research
 Concepts of scientific research and its curriculum & development.
 Basic concepts in scientific research.
 Essence of scientific research.
 Research Methodology.
 Statistical methods in scientific research.
 Sources and methods of collecting data.
 Test samples and withdraw.
 Estimate averages and accuracy.
 Test hypotheses.
 Correlation , regression and tests.
 The preparation of the final report of the scientific research and scientific
documentation of the information.

Organization & Administrative Behavior
 Entrance to the behavior of individuals in organizations.
 Models of human behavior.
 Awareness - trends - motivation - learning - personal - organization's culture.
 Workgroup, organizational structure and regulations.
 The impact of environmental factors on human behavior.
 Conflict Management.
 Work pressures Management.
 Administrative leadership.
Analysis & Design Information Systems
 Essence of information system.
 Computerized information systems.
 Collect system information.
 Characterize system data.
 Data Flow Diagram (DFD).
 Characterize system operations.
 Design database .
 Modeling System .
 Purposes Concept and system modeling.
 Unified Modeling Language (UML).
 Design System.
 Project management of computerization information systems.

Operations Research
 Linear Programming.
 solution methods of linear programming patterns.
 Opposite pattern Algorithm
 Sensitivity Analysis
 Transport problems
 Assignment.
 Business networks
 Cost considerations in the project schedule.
Feasibility Studies & Projects Evaluation
 Feasibility Study (concept - importance - general framework - the areas of
implementation).
 Marketing feasibility study.
 Estimate demand.
 Case studies in estimating demand.
 Technical study of the economic feasibility.
 Technical study of the olives project and packaging and pulp output processing.
 Financial study of the project.
 financial Study of the olives project .
 Computer applications in feasibility studies for investment projects.
 Models of economic feasibility studies for small projects.
 Computer applications of feasibility studies for small projects.

Accounting Information Systems
 Introduction to the Study of Accounting Information Systems.
 Information systems development.
 Accounting information and decision-making.
 Establishment of Accounting Information Systems.
 Establishment approaches of accounting information systems.
 Analysis of Accounting Information Systems.
 Design and implementation of Accounting Information Systems.
 Evaluation the Accounting Information Systems.
 Accounting Files Management Systems.
 Database Management Systems.
Description of Fourth Year Subjects
Theory of Management Decisions
 Entrance to administrative decision-making.
 Problem management and the decision.
 Decision-making process and the factors affecting them and the difficulties
faced by.
 Kinds of decisions.
 Manager leader concept.
 Administrative thought schools.
 Administrative decision-making models.
 X Y Theory.
 Games theory.
 Some quantitative methods in decision-making.
 The role of information technology in solving the problems of decision-making.

Computerized Financial Analysis
 Essence of Computerized Financial Analysis.
 Application of variations list in Balance sheet (financial position).
 Profitability analysis by Dipon model.
 Equation analysis.
 Failure forecasting indicators.
 International Accounting Standards (IAS).
 Study by using (Access- Excel) in accounting.
 Application of financial statements by computer.
Decision Support Systems
 Basic concepts in the decision-making process.
 Decision-making methods.
 The development of decision support systems.
 Subsystem of data management.
 Subsystem of models management.
 Subsystem of user interface.
 Building decision support systems.
 Group decision support systems.
 Evaluation.

Offices Automation Systems
 Introduction to Office Automation.
 History in Office Automation
 Modeling and Simulation.
 Office automation applications in industry.
 Modern office automation requirements.
 Data processing.
 Networks and their role in the office automation.
 Desktop Publishing.
 Information Technology (IT).
 Internet history.
 Electronic information processing.
 Simultaneous processing.
 Processing in real-time.
Managerial Accounting
 Introduction to Management Accounting.
 Operational processes planning.
 Planning and management of fixed assets.
 Planning and management of current & ready assets.
 Management and planning of liabilities.
 Evaluation of the financial structure using leverage.
 Decision-making and trade-offs between alternatives.
 Pricing methods.
 Strategic Analysis of the cost.

Information Economies
 Introduction to information economy.
 The information technology industry and its impact on the economy.
 The importance of studying information economies.
 Economic characteristics of information.
 Concept of knowledge-based economy.
 Indicators of measuring knowledge.
 Investment in information.
 Economic variables and knowledge economy.
 Informational terrorism.
E - commerce
 Basic concepts of E-commerce.
 E-commerce environment and markets.
 E-commerce technologies.
 Development of E-commerce site.
 E-commerce applications between consumer and organizations.
 E-commerce applications between organizations and within the organization.
 E-government and its applications.
 E- banking.
 E-commerce support systems
 E-Marketing and advertising.
 E-commerce applications security & protection.

Information Security
 Introduction to Information Security.
 Information Centers Security.
 Software and data security.
 Databases Security.
 Computer networks security.
 Data encryption.
 Computer viruses.
 Hacking.
 Computer Crimes.
 Electronic publishing Security.
 Digital Establishments Security.
Networks Managements (( Fundamentals Management of Computer Network ))
 Basic concepts of networks.
 Open System.
 Data transmission and its problems.
 Data transmission media.
 Transmission equipment.
 Protocols.
 Local area networks(LAN), wide area networks (WAN).
 Network operating systems.
 Network security - Network Management.

Quality Control Management
 Introduction to Quality.
 Total Quality Management T.Q.M.
 Operations Quality.
 Services Quality.
 Study in SPSS program and its applications in quality.
 Statistical control of quality.
 Control maps on SPSS & MATLAB programs.
 Quality control tools.
 Operation ability.
 SIX SIGMA.

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