Department of Accountancy

Code	Course Title	2002-2003 Semester / Term
AC8900#	Seminar in Financial Accounting Issues	A/B/S
AC8920#	Seminar in Management Accounting and Corporate Control	A/B/S
AC8940#	Seminar in Auditing	A/B/S
AC8980#	Research Methodology in Accounting	A/B/S

# Doctoral level courses approved by the Faculty Graduate Studies Committee.

Department of Economics and Finance

Code	Course Title	2002-2003 Semester / Term
EF8070#	Advanced Microeconomics	B
EF8071# *	Topics in Microeconomics	---
EF8072#	Advanced Macroeconomics	A
EF8073#	Welfare Economics	---
EF8074#	Independent Study of Advanced Topics/Selected Topics in Area of Economics/Finance	A/B
EF8075# +	Advanced Topics in Econometrics	A
EF5030	Economic Analysis for Business	B
EF5141#	Advanced Topics in Corporate Finance	A

# Doctoral level courses approved by the Faculty Graduate Studies Committee.
* Pre-requisite: EF8070
+ Pre-requisite: FB8902

Department of Information Systems

Code	Course Title	2002-2003 Semester / Term
IS8001#	Research in Information Systems +	A
IS8002#	Selected Readings in Information Systems +	A/B
IS8003#	Information Systems Research Seminars I +	A
IS8005#	Information Systems Research Workshop +	B
IS8006# *	Information Systems Research Workshop +	A/B
IS8010	Advanced Research Framework in Information Systems +	A/B/S^
IS8011	Advanced Research Subjects in Information Systems +	A/B/S^
IS8012	Integrated Research Studies in Information Systems +	A/B/S^
IS5311	Business Software Construction I	A
IS5340	Multimedia and Hypermedia *	A/B
IS5341	Human Computer Systems *	A/B
IS5343	Distributed Information Systems	A/B
IS5411	System Analysis and Design I	A
IS5440	Objected-Oriented Systems	A/B
IS5511	Management Information Systems	A
IS5540	Project Management and Quality Assurance	A
IS5600	International Information Systems	A
IS5740	Management Support and Business Intelligence Systems	B
IS5741	Management of Electronic Commerce	B
S6421	Human-Computer Interaction and Multimedia @	A/B
IS6422	Enterprise-wide Distributed Systems @	A
IS6640	Information Systems Planning and Strategy	A

# Doctoral level courses approved by the Faculty Graduate Studies Committee.
+ Offered to research students in the Department of Information Systems only.
* Pre-requisite: IS8001
@Pre-cursors: IS5311 and IS5312 or equivalent
^ Courses are conducted in intensive seminar mode of 2 to 4 weeks duration.

Department of Management

Code	Course Title	2002-2003 Semester / Term
MGT8904#	Doctoral Studies in Subject Area II: Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management	A/B
MGT8905#	Directed Studies in Organization and Strategy	A/B
MGT8906#	Doctoral Seminar in Organization and Strategy	A/B
MGT8907#	Directed Studies in Subject Area II: Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management	A/B
MGT5304	Management & Organizational Behaviour	A
MGT5510	Theories of International Business & The Multinational Enterprises	A
MGT5313	International Organizational Behaviour	A
MGT6308	Managerial Effectiveness	B
MGT6311	Strategic Human Resource Management	A
MGT6318	Managing Employee Performance	---
MGT6321	Managing Human Resources in the PRC	---
MGT6501	Entrepreneurship Practice and Principles	B
MGT6502	Strategic Management	B
MGT6503	Comparative Management: Asian Perspectives	B
MGT6508	International Business Management	A
MGT6511	Emerging Issues in Multinational Strategic Management	B
MGT6901	MAIBM Research Project Seminar	A & B

# Doctoral level courses approved by the Faculty Graduate Studies Committee.

Department of Marketing

Code	Course Title	2002-2003 Semester / Term
MKT8630# *	Doctoral Studies in Subject Area II (Quantitative Group):Marketing Modeling	B

# Doctoral level courses approved by the Faculty Graduate Studies Committee.
* For PhD students of the Department of Marketing only.

Department of Management Sciences

Code	Course Title	2002-2003 Semester / Term
MS8931# *	Advanced Operational Research	A/B
MS8932# *	Statistical Inference	A/B
MS8933# *	Special Topics in Quantitative Analysis	A/B
MS8934# *	Special Topics in Statistics	A/B
MS8935# *	Quality Management Seminar I	A
MS8936# *	Quality Management Seminar II	B
MS8937#	Supply Chain Management I	A
MS8938#	Supply Chain Management II	B
MS8939#	Special Topics in Operations Management	A/B
MS8940# *	Special Topics in Service Operations Management	A/B
MS5213	Applied Linear Models	B
MS5214	Business Research Methods	B
MS5222@	Business Scheduling	B
MS5223	Principle and Practice of Project Management	B
MS5225	Stochastic Modelling and Simulation	B
MS6215	Forecasting Methods for Business	A
MS6216	Multivariate Data Analysis	A
MS6217	Statistical Modelling in Finance	B
MS6218	Statistical Modelling in Marketing Engineering	B
MS6227	Quality Assurance and Management	A
MS6229	Advanced Topics in Operations Management	B
MS6711@	Data Mining	B

# Doctoral level courses approved by the Faculty Graduate Studies Committee.
*Enrolment is subject to the consent of the course instructor.
@ Pre-cursor of MS5222: MS5220; Pre-cursor of MS6711: basic statistical knowledge

Research students in the Faculty of Business are required to take a stipulated set of taught courses.

(b) To fulfil the coursework requirements, MPhil students should not take more than one independent study or reading course and PhD students should not take more than two such courses throughout their period of candidature.  Students may be exempted from the above if they have fulfilled the following minimum requirement:

(c) At least half the coursework (4 credit units for MPhil and 7 for PhD) should be taken at CityU or other local institutions.

(d) Courses prescribed for research students should be predominantly at postgraduate level (i.e. P5 courses or above).

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SGS will notify students of the coursework requirements as prescribed by the Qualifying Panels, once they are available. Students can consult their class schedule through the Web around two weeks before the relevant semester starts by following the procedures given below:
　

	Select "Campus Pipeline" from the CityU homepage
	Enter your Electronic ID and password
	Select "AIMS"
	Click on "Student Registration Menu", then "Student Schedule"

Students should check if there are any clashes between the timetable of their classes and that of their departmental duties or other activities. Those who wish to add/drop courses should submit an SGS16B Form to SGS. Late requests exceeding the add/drop deadline (normally the first day of the second week of the semester or term after the start of a semester/term) will not normally be allowed.


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	Department of Accountancy
	Department of Economics and Finance
	Department of Information Systems
	Department of Management
	Department of Management Sciences
	Department of Marketing

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

	Department of Applied Social Studies
	Department of Chinese, Translation and Linguistics
	Department of English and Communication
	Department of Public and Social Administration

Faculty of Science and Engineering

	Department of Biology and Chemistry
	Department of Building and Construction
	Department of Computer Science
	Department of Electronic Engineering
	Department of Computer Engineering and Information Technology
	Department of Manufacturing Engineering and Engineering Management
	Department of Mathematics
	Department of Physics and Materials Science

School of Creative Media

School of Law


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Students can view their own personal examination timetable and assigned seat number normally one month before the examination period through the Web by following the procedures given below:
　

	Select "Campus Pipeline" from the CityU homepage
	Enter your Electronic ID and password
	Select "AIMS"
	Click on "Student Records & Examinations Menu", then "Student Examination Timetable"

Announcement of coursework results is made through the Web, normally within one month after the examination period. Students can view their coursework results by following the procedures given below:

　

	Select "Campus Pipeline" from the CityU homepage
	Enter your Electronic ID and password
	Select "AIMS"
	Click on "Student Records & Examinations Menu", then "Online Grade Display"

Students who wish to have a course grade reviewed can submit a request to the School of Graduate Studies within 10 calendar days of the publication of the Assessment Panel's decision. A fee of HK$200 per course is charged, and the fee will be refunded if the appeal is substantiated.
　

Appeal
Students may make an appeal in writing to SGS on matters relating to their studies.

An appeal against the examination results should be made in writing to the Board of Graduate Studies through SGS within 10 working days of the notification of the results. The appeal will be considered only if there has been a material administrative error, or some other material irregularity. The decision of the Board of Graduate Studies will be final.


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	General Information
	Application Procedures
	List of Approved Courses Offered by Other Institutions for CityU Research Students
	Course Enrolment Forms

General Information
The Cross-Institutional Course Enrolment Scheme will be introduced by the following seven local institutions in September 2003 to allow their research students to enrol in courses offered by the participating institutions:

City University of Hong Kong
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong Baptist University
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Lingnan University
The University of Hong Kong

Please note the following:

	Students can only take courses from other institutions that are relevant to their research areas.
	Students enrolling in a course under this Scheme are required to participate fully in the course, which includes completion of coursework and examinations, if applicable
	All the credits gained can be counted as fulfilling the University’s coursework requirements for research degree studies unless otherwise specified by the department or school

(For more details, please refer to the Guidelines Governing the Cross-Institutional Course Enrolment Scheme.)

Application Procedures
The School of Graduate Studies will normally announce application arrangements via email for cross-institutional course enrolment one to two months before the start of a semester/term at the respective institutions.

Students should complete the course enrolment form of the relevant institution and send the completed form to the School of Graduate Studies by the application deadline of the course concerned. Please note that:

	Students can only take courses from other institutions that are relevant to their research areas.
	Late applications will not be entertained.
	The School of Graduate Studies will send your application to your supervisor and Department Head for endorsement before forwarding it to the relevant institution for consideration.
	The relevant institution will inform you of the application decision directly.

List of Approved Courses Offered by Other Institutions for CityU Research Students
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong Baptist University
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Lingnan University
The University of Hong Kong
　

Course Enrolment Form