Singapore_CEMS Report - Verwaltung
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value in new or existing markets, developing effective go-‐to-‐market strategies, building an execution<br />
team, securing funding, and planning and executing growth and exit strategies.<br />
Course opinion: A must! Professor Poh Kam is very well connected, and throughout the course has put<br />
many of us students in touch with entrepreneurs, angel investors and other industry experts. A priceless<br />
advantage of this class which also ended with the business plan presentation in front of an impressive<br />
panel of VCs, serial entrepreneurs, angel investors and other industry experts. I strongly recommend this<br />
class. The assessment comes in the form of a final business plan submission, final presentation as well as<br />
mini assignments and participation in online class discussions.<br />
BMA5003: Financial Accounting<br />
Instructor: Professor Charles Shi<br />
Course description: The course stresses the theory of accounts, generally accepted accounting<br />
principles, and the interpretation of financial statements. The perspective of the course is that of<br />
managers and investors as knowledgeable users of accounting information.<br />
According to the course outline, after taking this course, students should:<br />
• Have a broad view of the role of accounting in providing information for financial markets.<br />
• Understand the fundamental accounting concepts, principles, the elements of financial<br />
statements, and the implications of management’s judgment and choice in accounting<br />
measurement.<br />
• Know how the principles of accounting may prompt opportunistic behavior by management to<br />
further their own gain.<br />
• Have basic competence to comprehend how accounting numbers are created and to analyze,<br />
synthesize, and evaluate accounting information in the context of concrete business problems.<br />
• Be aware of international differences in accounting and of multinational accounting problems.<br />
Course opinion: If you are a finance or accounting student: do not take this course. I went to the first<br />
session and according to the professor the focus of this course would be on the interpretation and use<br />
of financial information. I hoped to refresh my accounting knowledge and to get further insights on the<br />
interpretation side. Unfortunately this course was very basic and therefore very boring. Additionally I<br />
cannot recommend the professor as he had difficulties to answer many questions, his English is not very<br />
advanced and some answers he gave were just plain wrong.<br />
BMA5004A & BMA5016A: Management & Organization and Leadership in Organization<br />
Instructor: Professor Ho Beng<br />
Course description: This course examined the current and emerging issues and challenges that<br />
managers must resolve. Question the course addressed was: What is management, what are the<br />
theories and controversies? What are the current and emergent issues facing organizations and their<br />
implications on managing? What is the best theory on planning, organizing, ensuring, and leading that<br />
we can use to address current and emerging challenges? What are the practical steps that you can take<br />
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