Fundamentals of Business Administration & Economics (E)

Introduction

The students are able to: • Describe different business-related subareas • Explain the fundamentals of marketing • Explain the fundamentals of human resources management • Explain the structure of a company, typical operational processes and the basic constitutive factors of a company. • Recognize relationships in the sense of the various relationships between business functions • Clearly differentiate central business terms from each other • Explain the most important constitutional and functional corporate decisions. • Handle fundamental management problems from an economic point of view • Analyze decisions under uncertainty • Develop strategic decisions on the basis of economic models • Assess the impact of digital technologies and products on a company’s cost struc-ture and the formation of market forms • Explain the fundamentals of mapping business decisions in the accounting system. • Explain basic terms and sub-areas of accounting • Understand the technique and internal structure of double-entry bookkeeping and assess the structure of an accounting system and the characteristics of different types of accounts • Make simple business postings to balance sheet and profit and loss accounts and create posting records • Identify the significant effects of business transactions on the balance sheet and income statement • Explain task fields and solution approaches of cost and revenue accounting with its subsystems (cost element, cost center and cost unit accounting) • Distinguish between the terms deposits, disbursements, income, expenses and income • Explain the organizational structure of a cost accounting system and explain the main features of the main cost accounting systems • Explain the systems of cost accounting (partial and full cost accounting)

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• Overview and context analysis of the most important subareas in business admin-istration • Subject and fundamentals of business administration: o Operational functional areas o Business-related decision theory o Fundamentals of management and ethics o Fundamentals of Human Resources and organization o Marketing fundamentals • Fundamentals of business-related management: o Constitutive company decisions such as legal forms, location decisions, types of mergers and acquisitions and choice of business segment o Functional company decisions: Materials management, production management, marketing • Fundamentals of business value creation processes and functions (value creation architecture and structure) • Fundamentals of market-, process- and strategy-oriented management • Microeconomics and the behavior of managers and companies • Price and product policy of companies • Elementary principles of game theory • Company organization • Market forms and market entry • Decisions under uncertainty • Behavioral economics • Economy of digitization • External accounting: o Structure of the accounting system o Fundamentals of operational accounting: Tasks, sub-areas and basic concepts o Commercial accounting system: From inventory to opening balance sheet o Double-entry accounting system: Posting business cases to inventory and profit and loss accounts o Organization of bookkeeping (chart of accounts, sales tax, etc.) o Principle of period purity and accruals and deferrals • Internal accounting: o Objectives and basic concepts of cost and revenue accounting o Fundamentals of cost and revenue accounting: Tasks, components and subareas o Structure of cost accounting (cost elements, cost centers, cost objects) o Contribution margin accounting

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Written Exam

English

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30

4.0

Blended Learning

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Asc. Prof. (FH) Dipl.-Ing. Christian Huber

ECO.1

integrated lecture

Compulsory

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