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Halmonds University Center For Management Studies,
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Bachelor's Preparatory Program

Syllabus

 

*1. Academic Writing & Communication* 

- *Objectives*: Develop clarity, structure, and coherence in academic writing. 

- *Topics*: 

  - Essay structure (introduction, body, conclusion) 

  - Paraphrasing, summarizing, and avoiding plagiarism 

  - Citation styles (APA/MLA) 

  - Formal vs. informal language 

  - Presentation skills and public speaking 

- *Assessment*: Drafting essays, peer reviews, and oral presentations. 

 

*2. Research Methods & Information Literacy* 

- *Objectives*: Introduce basic research techniques and ethical practices. 

- *Topics*: 

  - Identifying credible sources (journals, books, databases) 

  - Conducting literature reviews 

  - Designing simple research questions 

  - Data collection basics (surveys, interviews) 

  - Academic ethics and avoiding plagiarism 

- *Assessment*: Research proposal, annotated bibliography. 

 

*3. Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving* 

- *Objectives*: Strengthen analytical reasoning and argumentation. 

- *Topics*: 

  - Logical fallacies and biases 

  - Evaluating arguments and evidence 

  - Case study analysis 

  - Creative problem-solving strategies 

  - Group debates and discussions 

- *Assessment*: Case study report, debate participation. 

 

*4. Foundational Mathematics* 

- *Objectives*: Refresh core math skills for STEM or business degrees. 

- *Topics*: 

  - Algebra and equations 

  - Basic statistics and data interpretation 

  - Financial literacy (budgeting, interest rates) 

  - Geometry and graphs 

  - Introduction to calculus (if needed) 

- *Assessment*: Weekly problem sets, final exam. 

 

*5. Introduction to Science* 

- *Objectives*: Build foundational knowledge in core sciences. 

- *Topics*: 

  - Scientific method and lab safety 

  - Basic concepts in physics, chemistry, and biology 

  - Interpreting scientific data 

  - Environmental science overview 

- *Assessment*: Lab reports, quizzes. 

 

*6. Study Skills & Time Management* 

- *Objectives*: Equip students with tools for academic success. 

- *Topics*: 

  - Note-taking strategies (Cornell method, mind-mapping) 

  - Goal-setting and prioritization 

  - Exam preparation techniques 

  - Stress management and resilience 

- *Assessment*: Personal study plan, reflective journal. 

 

*7. Electives (Choose 1–2)* 

- *Digital Literacy*: MS Office, online collaboration tools. 

- *Cultural Competency*: Navigating multicultural classrooms. 

- *Language Support*: Advanced English grammar (for non-native speakers). 

 

*Assessment & Grading* 

- *Participation*: 10% 

- *Assignments/Quizzes*: 30% 

- *Midterm Project*: 20% 

- *Final Portfolio/Exam*: 40%