Course Code: N1I00533 Credits: 1.0
Total Hours: 16
Prerequisites: None
Target Students: Undergraduate students majoring in Business Administration
Course Description:
Business Administration Specialty Introduction is a fundamental compulsory course designed for undergraduate students majoring in Business Administration. The course aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the discipline, including its overview, academic content, curriculum structure, and career prospects. Additionally, through career planning guidance and alumni experience sharing, the course helps students adapt to university life and academic study while clarifying their personal career development goals.
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completing this course, students will be able to:
Understand the core concepts and historical development of Business Administration as a discipline;
Master the basic theories and methods of career planning and apply them to their personal development;
Become familiar with the key modules and related courses within the major;
Gain valuable insights from alumni talks, enhancing their innovative spirit and social adaptability.
Teaching Methods:
This course combines theoretical instruction, case analysis, and guest lectures by alumni. Interactive discussions and practical experience sharing are used to stimulate students’ interest and engagement, helping them better understand and apply the knowledge acquired.
Assessment Methods:
Final Grade = 70% Course Report + 30% Process-Based Performance
Course Report: Should include reflections on understanding the Business Administration major, takeaways from alumni lectures, and a personal career development plan designed around the major.
Process-Based Performance: Primarily based on ideological and political performance evaluations, including learning attitude, classroom engagement, participation, attendance, and interaction.
