The course assumes previous knowledge of economics. It aims to provide an overview of the main principles, theories and techniques of economics and their relevance to the management of enterprises in market economies. The subject includes a review of the fundamentals of business economics: how markets work in all economic systems, the role of governments in regulating and managing the economy, the economics of government/business/consumer relations, the economics of firms and industries, enterprise economics and economic techniques to assist management decision making, including the basics of cost-benefit analysis.
- Teacher: SSegawa Martin
This course is an introduction to ethics sometimes known as Normative ethics as compared to Applied and Meta ethics respectively. During this course we shall consider questions concerning a human person. For example, What kind of a person I ought to be and what kind of action I ought to perform. We shall look at the basis of considering a person a good or bad. In brief, the ethics of being and doing. We shall endeavour to see whether truth is relative or objective. We shall look at theories/ windows of evaluating human action.
- Teacher: George Byarugaba
- Teacher: SSEMBATYA FRANCIS