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CHAPTER 6 IBM’s INNOVATIVE CURRICULUM IBMT emphasizes its dedication to achieving excellence in its program and in the development of the talents and skills of its students and faculty. IBMT’s dedication to excellence is demonstrated through its commitment to continually improve its curriculum, which is similar to that of major US and Australian universities. IBMT divides its curriculum into two major programs: the University Core Curriculum, which is commonly called the General Education Program (or Baccalaureate Core Program) and the Bachelor’s Degree Core Requirements (or the Major Discipline Study Program). While the Major Study Discipline program provides students with knowledge of the specific fields they have chosen, the General Education program benefits the students by exploring a wide range of courses and content designed help students respond and adapt quickly to new demands, challenges and opportunities they will face in the course of their careers.
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS THE UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM The main objective of IBMT School of Business is to prepare students for leadership positions in the business world or in other organizational environments. Toward this end, the school first provides the students with a strong foundation in general education, which refines their learning skills, it is followed by providing them with a solid background in business knowledge, skills and experience. CURRICULUM OVERVIEW The innovative curriculum of IBMT School of Business is based on our unique integration of the national core curriculum, which is mandatory for all business schools in Indonesia and the core curriculum and methodologies of outstanding universities in the US and Australia. To meet IBMT requirements, this national core curriculum has been enriched with additional courses in both the general educational area and the professional areas so students can easily transfer if desired to US universities to complete their education. The number of semestercredits or semester–hours required for an undergraduate degree in Indonesia is 145-160. 1. General Education Core of Courses (45-59 semester credits) 2. Business and Economic Core Courses (56-66 semester credits) 23 | P a g e
3. Major Courses (33-39 semester credits) 4. Elective Courses (3-9 semester credits) The General Education Core courses and the Business and Economic Core Courses are common to all majors offered by the School of Business and their completion is prerequisite for graduation in any major. It is suggested that students planning to transfer to American or Australian universities complete 42 hours of general education courses and 24 hours of lower division business and economic core courses. Major Course requirements differ from one area to the other. Please refer to the respective major for exact number of hours required by that major. The Elective Courses are provided to bring the total semester credits to 145-160. Students may take any of the 300 and 400 level courses offered by the School of Business provided they have met the prerequisite and they have accumulated sufficient units. It is the students’ responsibility to ensure that they meet the 145160 hour requirements for graduation.
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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM MAJOR: INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT GENERAL EDUCATION CORE COURSES (45-59 SEM. CREDITS) SEM. CREDITS COMMUNICATIONS (12-15 SEM.CREDITS) ENG ENG ENG COM ENG ENG
173 183 193 213 103 243
ACADEMIC ENGLISH ENGLISH COMPOSITION I ENGLISH COMPOSITION II BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SKILLS WRITING FOR MANAGEMENT BUSINESS AND RESEARCH WRITING
3 3 3 3 3 3
BEHAVIORAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE (11-13 SEM. CREDITS) GOVT GOVT PSYCH SOC PDEV
112 122 103 103 103
PANCASILA: INDONESIA’S STATE IDEOLOGY KEWIRAAN: INDONESIA’S NATIONAL RESILIENCE PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOLOGY INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
2 2 3 3 3
ART & HUMANITIES (9-15 SEM.CREDITS) HIST GEOG HUM RELIG
153 203 103 153
WORLD CIVILIZATION I CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY INTRODUCTION TO THE HUMANITIES PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGIONS
3 3 3 3
MATHEMATICS & NATURAL SCIENCE (13 SEM. CREDITS) MATH MATH BIOL SCI
123 213 103 104
FINITE MATHEMATICS CALCULUS FOR BUSINESS INTRO. TO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES INTRO. TO PHYSICAL SCIENCES + LAB.
3 3 3 4
LOWER BUSINESS & ECONOMIC CORE COURSES (24 SEM.CREDITS) ACCTG ACCTG ECON ECON STAT CSCI LAW MGMT
25 | P a g e
213 223 203 213 233 103 203 203
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES FOR BUSINESS INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER-BASED SYSTEMS LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS AND MANAGEMENT 3
3 3 3 3 3 3 3
CONCENTRATION: ACCOUNTING UPPER BUSINESS & ECONOMIC CORE COURSES (48-51 SEM. CREDITS) MGMT MGMT MKTG MKTG FIN MGMT ACCTG MGMT MGMT MGMT ECON ECON MGMT WORKE MGMT MATH
323 213 303 353 283 373 323 303 413 453 403 353 494 312 463 313
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR BUSINESS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING MARKETING MANAGEMENT FINANCE MANAGEMENT PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH METHODS BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT, AND SOCIETY BUSINESS STRATEGY AND POLICY INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS BANKS AND OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS COMPREHENSIVE PAPERS WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM BUSINESS FEASIBILITY STUDY OPERATION RESEARCH
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 2 3 3
CONCENTRATION COURSES: ACCOUNTING (30-39 SEM. CREDITS) ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG
303 313 403 413 333 343 423 433 453 463 473 393 383
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II COST ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS CONTROLLERSHIP GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING AUDITING I AUDITING II ACCOUNTING THEORY TAXATION TAXATION LAW
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
ELECTIVE COURSES FOR ACCOUNTING CONCENTRATION (3-9 SEM. CREDITS) MAN MAN JAP JAP COM COM
26 | P a g e
103 113 103 113 373 223
MANDARIN LANGUAGE I MANDARIN LANGUAGE II JAPANESE LANGUAGE I JAPANESE LANGUAGE II BUSINESS NEGOTIATING SKILLS PUBLIC SPEAKING
3 3 3 3 3 3
CONCENTRATION: HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT UPPER BUSINESS & ECONOMIC CORE COURSES (42-51 SEM. CREDITS) MGMT MKTG MKTG FIN MGMT ACCTG MGMT MGMT MGMT MGMT WORKE MGMT ECON ACCTG
213 303 353 283 373 323 303 413 453 494 312 323 343 433
BUSINESS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING MARKETING MANAGEMENT FINANCE MANAGEMENT PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH METHODS BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT, AND SOCIETY BUSINESS, STRATEGY AND POLICY COMPREHENSIVE PAPERS WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS BUDGETING
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 2 3 3 3
CONCENTRATION COURSES: HOTEL & RESTAURANT MGMT (36 SEM. CREDITS) HOSP HOSP HOSP HOSP HOSP HOSP HOSP HOSP MGMT COM MGMT MATH
313 403 413 323 333 303 343 413 363 273 463 313
TOURISM AND THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY(El-321) FRONT OFFICE PROCEDURES (El-332) FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT El-240) FOOD PRODUCTION PRINCIPLES (El-345) HOSPITALITY SALES AND MARKETING (El-473) HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY COMPUTER SYSTEMS (El-469) HOUSEKEEPING MANAGEMENT (El-339) HOSPITALITY SUPERVISION (El-251) HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT BUSINESS NEGOTIATING SKILLS BUSINESS FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS OPERATIONS RESEARCH
ELECTIVE COURSES FOR HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MGMT (3-9 SEM. CREDITS) MAN MAN JAP JAP MGMT MGMT
27 | P a g e
103 113 103 113 393 483
MANDARIN LANGUAGE I MANDARIN LANGUAGE II JAPANESE LANGUAGE I JAPANESE LANGUAGE II ENTREPRENEURSHIP RETAIL OPERATION MANAGEMENT
3 3 3 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
CONCENTRATION: INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT UPPER BUSINESS & ECONOMIC CORE COURSES (42-51 SEM. CREDITS) MGMT MKTG MKTG FIN MGMT CSCI ACCTG MGMT MGMT
213 303 353 283 373 312 323 303 413
BUSINESS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING MARKETING MANAGEMENT FINANCE MANAGEMENT PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH METHODS BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT AND SOCIETY
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
MGMT ECON ECON MGMT WORKE MGMT
453 403 353 494 312 393
BUSINESS, STRATEGY AND POLICY INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS BANK & OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS COMPREHENSIVE PAPERS WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM ENTREPRENEURSHIP
3 3 3 4 2 3
CONCENTRATION COURSES: INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT (33 SEM. CREDITS) MGMT MGMT ECON MGMT ACCTG MATH ECON MGMT MKTG FIN MKTG MGMT MGMT COM
363 323 343 463 433 313 403 473 413 413 423 493 483 373
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS BUSINESS FEASIBILITY STUDY BUDGETING OPERATION RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL MARKETING INTERNATIONAL FINANCE EXPORT-IMPORT OPERATIONS & MGMT REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT RETAIL OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT BUSINESS NEGOTIATING SKILLS
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
ELECTIVE COURSES FOR INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT (6-9 SEM.CREDITS) MAN MAN JAP JAP HOSP
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103 113 103 113 313
MANDARIN LANGUAGE I MANDARIN LANGUAGE II JAPANESE LANGUAGE I JAPANESE LANGUAGE II TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY
3 3 3 3 3
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS THE UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM The main objective of IBMT School of Business is to prepare students for leadership positions in the business world or in other organizational environments. Toward this end, the school first provides the students with a strong foundation in general education, which refines their learning skills, it is followed by providing them with a solid background in business knowledge, skills and experience. CURRICULUM OVERVIEW The innovative curriculum of IBMT School of Business is based on our unique integration of the national core curriculum, which is mandatory for all business schools in Indonesia and the core curriculum and methodologies of outstanding universities in the US and Australia. To meet IBMT requirements, this national core curriculum has been enriched with additional courses in both the general educational area and the professional areas so students can easily transfer if desired to US universities to complete their education. The number of semestercredits or semester–hours required for an undergraduate degree in Indonesia is 145-160. 1. General Education Core of Courses (45-59 semester credits) 2. Business and Economic Core Courses (56-66 semester credits) 23 | P a g e
3. Major Courses (33-39 semester credits) 4. Elective Courses (3-9 semester credits) The General Education Core courses and the Business and Economic Core Courses are common to all majors offered by the School of Business and their completion is prerequisite for graduation in any major. It is suggested that students planning to transfer to American or Australian universities complete 42 hours of general education courses and 24 hours of lower division business and economic core courses. Major Course requirements differ from one area to the other. Please refer to the respective major for exact number of hours required by that major. The Elective Courses are provided to bring the total semester credits to 145-160. Students may take any of the 300 and 400 level courses offered by the School of Business provided they have met the prerequisite and they have accumulated sufficient units. It is the students’ responsibility to ensure that they meet the 145160 hour requirements for graduation.
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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM MAJOR: INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT GENERAL EDUCATION CORE COURSES (45-59 SEM. CREDITS) SEM. CREDITS COMMUNICATIONS (12-15 SEM.CREDITS) ENG ENG ENG COM ENG ENG
173 183 193 213 103 243
ACADEMIC ENGLISH ENGLISH COMPOSITION I ENGLISH COMPOSITION II BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SKILLS WRITING FOR MANAGEMENT BUSINESS AND RESEARCH WRITING
3 3 3 3 3 3
BEHAVIORAL & SOCIAL SCIENCE (11-13 SEM. CREDITS) GOVT GOVT PSYCH SOC PDEV
112 122 103 103 103
PANCASILA: INDONESIA’S STATE IDEOLOGY KEWIRAAN: INDONESIA’S NATIONAL RESILIENCE PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOLOGY INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
2 2 3 3 3
ART & HUMANITIES (9-15 SEM.CREDITS) HIST GEOG HUM RELIG
153 203 103 153
WORLD CIVILIZATION I CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY INTRODUCTION TO THE HUMANITIES PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGIONS
3 3 3 3
MATHEMATICS & NATURAL SCIENCE (13 SEM. CREDITS) MATH MATH BIOL SCI
123 213 103 104
FINITE MATHEMATICS CALCULUS FOR BUSINESS INTRO. TO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES INTRO. TO PHYSICAL SCIENCES + LAB.
3 3 3 4
LOWER BUSINESS & ECONOMIC CORE COURSES (24 SEM.CREDITS) ACCTG ACCTG ECON ECON STAT CSCI LAW MGMT
25 | P a g e
213 223 203 213 233 103 203 203
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES FOR BUSINESS INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER-BASED SYSTEMS LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS AND MANAGEMENT 3
3 3 3 3 3 3 3
CONCENTRATION: ACCOUNTING UPPER BUSINESS & ECONOMIC CORE COURSES (48-51 SEM. CREDITS) MGMT MGMT MKTG MKTG FIN MGMT ACCTG MGMT MGMT MGMT ECON ECON MGMT WORKE MGMT MATH
323 213 303 353 283 373 323 303 413 453 403 353 494 312 463 313
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR BUSINESS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING MARKETING MANAGEMENT FINANCE MANAGEMENT PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH METHODS BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT, AND SOCIETY BUSINESS STRATEGY AND POLICY INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS BANKS AND OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS COMPREHENSIVE PAPERS WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM BUSINESS FEASIBILITY STUDY OPERATION RESEARCH
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 2 3 3
CONCENTRATION COURSES: ACCOUNTING (30-39 SEM. CREDITS) ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG ACCTG
303 313 403 413 333 343 423 433 453 463 473 393 383
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II COST ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS CONTROLLERSHIP GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING AUDITING I AUDITING II ACCOUNTING THEORY TAXATION TAXATION LAW
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
ELECTIVE COURSES FOR ACCOUNTING CONCENTRATION (3-9 SEM. CREDITS) MAN MAN JAP JAP COM COM
26 | P a g e
103 113 103 113 373 223
MANDARIN LANGUAGE I MANDARIN LANGUAGE II JAPANESE LANGUAGE I JAPANESE LANGUAGE II BUSINESS NEGOTIATING SKILLS PUBLIC SPEAKING
3 3 3 3 3 3
CONCENTRATION: HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT UPPER BUSINESS & ECONOMIC CORE COURSES (42-51 SEM. CREDITS) MGMT MKTG MKTG FIN MGMT ACCTG MGMT MGMT MGMT MGMT WORKE MGMT ECON ACCTG
213 303 353 283 373 323 303 413 453 494 312 323 343 433
BUSINESS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING MARKETING MANAGEMENT FINANCE MANAGEMENT PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH METHODS BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT, AND SOCIETY BUSINESS, STRATEGY AND POLICY COMPREHENSIVE PAPERS WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS BUDGETING
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 2 3 3 3
CONCENTRATION COURSES: HOTEL & RESTAURANT MGMT (36 SEM. CREDITS) HOSP HOSP HOSP HOSP HOSP HOSP HOSP HOSP MGMT COM MGMT MATH
313 403 413 323 333 303 343 413 363 273 463 313
TOURISM AND THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY(El-321) FRONT OFFICE PROCEDURES (El-332) FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT El-240) FOOD PRODUCTION PRINCIPLES (El-345) HOSPITALITY SALES AND MARKETING (El-473) HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY COMPUTER SYSTEMS (El-469) HOUSEKEEPING MANAGEMENT (El-339) HOSPITALITY SUPERVISION (El-251) HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT BUSINESS NEGOTIATING SKILLS BUSINESS FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS OPERATIONS RESEARCH
ELECTIVE COURSES FOR HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MGMT (3-9 SEM. CREDITS) MAN MAN JAP JAP MGMT MGMT
27 | P a g e
103 113 103 113 393 483
MANDARIN LANGUAGE I MANDARIN LANGUAGE II JAPANESE LANGUAGE I JAPANESE LANGUAGE II ENTREPRENEURSHIP RETAIL OPERATION MANAGEMENT
3 3 3 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
CONCENTRATION: INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT UPPER BUSINESS & ECONOMIC CORE COURSES (42-51 SEM. CREDITS) MGMT MKTG MKTG FIN MGMT CSCI ACCTG MGMT MGMT
213 303 353 283 373 312 323 303 413
BUSINESS IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING MARKETING MANAGEMENT FINANCE MANAGEMENT PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING RESEARCH METHODS BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT AND SOCIETY
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
MGMT ECON ECON MGMT WORKE MGMT
453 403 353 494 312 393
BUSINESS, STRATEGY AND POLICY INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS BANK & OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS COMPREHENSIVE PAPERS WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM ENTREPRENEURSHIP
3 3 3 4 2 3
CONCENTRATION COURSES: INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT (33 SEM. CREDITS) MGMT MGMT ECON MGMT ACCTG MATH ECON MGMT MKTG FIN MKTG MGMT MGMT COM
363 323 343 463 433 313 403 473 413 413 423 493 483 373
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS BUSINESS FEASIBILITY STUDY BUDGETING OPERATION RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL MARKETING INTERNATIONAL FINANCE EXPORT-IMPORT OPERATIONS & MGMT REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT RETAIL OPERATIONS & MANAGEMENT BUSINESS NEGOTIATING SKILLS
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
ELECTIVE COURSES FOR INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT (6-9 SEM.CREDITS) MAN MAN JAP JAP HOSP
28 | P a g e
103 113 103 113 313
MANDARIN LANGUAGE I MANDARIN LANGUAGE II JAPANESE LANGUAGE I JAPANESE LANGUAGE II TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY
3 3 3 3 3
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