Course Directory

This course aims to explore the historical development of English literature from the Middle Ages to the Twentieth Century. Major canonical figures representative of these periods will be introduced, and their work will be discussed in its relevant cultural and literary contexts.

A course to develop the students' ability to use the language in business-related situations. It offers practices in reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary-building and writing a single paragraph on themes related to business management, banking and information technology.

A continuation of ENGL 101 which further develops students’ skills in reading and writing based on business-related topics.

The third in the series of integrated language courses to develop the students' proficiency in using the language of business communication. Particular emphasis is placed on developing the students' ability to read longer business-related texts extensively.

The fourth in the series of integrated language courses to develop the students’ proficiency in using the language of business communication. The writing component offers practice in the conventions and style of business communications of various types including short reports. Particular emphasis is placed on developing the students’ ability to read longer business-related texts extensively.

A general overview of the basic concepts and principles of financial accounting, and the procedures and processes of preparing financial statements for both service and merchandising concerns. And detailed view of the Generally accepted accounting principles (GAAPs), Accounting for various elements of financial statements and disclosure requirements.