Course detail
Business Activities
FP-PopPAcad. year: 2011/2012
The course provides students with basic theoretical knowledge of business and business activities and is focused on general, as well as corporate levels. The course deals with the significance of business in the economy, its structure and functions. The theoretical aspects will be applied to practical examples from consumer and industrial markets.
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Planned learning activities and teaching methods
Assesment methods and criteria linked to learning outcomes
The results of assessment is conected with the students activities during the semestr.
The minimum number of points necessary for awarding the course-unit credit is 50.The details of necessary activities are described in Actuality of subject(in Intranet of Faculty)
Course curriculum
- Business and its position in National Economy and in the EU
Role of business in the national economy.
History of business.
Defining the business terminology.
- Business establishment
The rules and regulations governing business activities. Legal forms of business establishments.
Business categories, kinds and types.
Economy of a business establishment.
Business strategy and plans. Organization of business establishments. Hierarchical management systems and organizational structures of business establishments.
The manager of a business establishment. Management functions and elements in a business establishment.
Managerial activities in operating management of purchase and sale.
Personal management.
IT systems and technologies and their impact on managing business activities. Informatics in management of business relations.
- Marketing of business activities
Relation of marketing to business activity. Customers-oriented management of business activities.
Business in industrial markets – the determination and specification.
Business at customer’s markets – the determination and specification.
- Other development trends
Latest development trends
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Prerequisites and corequisites
Basic literature
HINDL, R.,. HOLMAN, R., HRONOVÁ,S., a kol. Ekonomický slovník1.vyd.C.H.BECK. Praha,2003. 519 s. ISBN 80-7179-819-3. (CS)
JANATKA, F. a kol. Obchod v rámci Evropské unie a obchodní operace mimo členské země EU. Praha: ASPI, 2004, 1.vyd. 296s. ISBN 80-7357-006-8. (CS)
PRAŽSKÁ, L. JINDRA, J. a kol. Obchodní podnikání. Praha: Management Press, 2002, 2.vyd. 874s. ISBN 80-7261-059-7 (CS)
VIESTOVÁ, K. Teória obchodu. Bratislava: Sprint vfra, 2001, 208s. ISBN 80-88848-88-1. (SK)
ZAMAZALOVÁ, M. Marketing obchodní firmy. Praha: Grada Publishing, s.r.o. 2009. 240s. ISBN 978-80-247-2049-4. (CS)
Recommended reading
LYKOVÁ, J. Jak organizovat a řídit úspěšný prodej. Praha: Grada, 2002. 1.vyd. 199s. ISBN 80-247-0205-3. (CS)
SCHIFFMAN, L., KANUK, L., L. Nákupní chování. Brno, 2004. 1.vyd. 633s. ISBN 80-251-0094-4. (CS)
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- Business and its position in National Economy and in the EU
Role of business in the national economy.
History of business.
Defining the business terminology.
- Business establishment
The rules and regulations governing business activities. Legal forms of business establishments.
Business categories, kinds and types.
Economy of a business establishment.
Business strategy and plans. Organization of business establishments. Hierarchical management systems and organizational structures of business establishments.
The manager of a business establishment. Management functions and elements in a business establishment.
Managerial activities in operating management of purchase and sale.
Personal management.
IT systems and technologies and their impact on managing business activities. Informatics in management of business relations.
- Marketing of business activities
Relation of marketing to business activity. Customers-oriented management of business activities.
Business in industrial markets – the determination and specification.
Business at customer’s markets – the determination and specification.
- Other development trends
Latest development trends
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