(in Polish) Business Plan 1155-12-F22-CF-BuPl

The scope of the course includes the following issues for lectures and classes.

Lectures:
1. The concept, functions and principles of constructing a business plan in an enterprise.
2. Assumptions and the procedure of preparing the plan.
3. Substantive and formal criteria for assessing a business plan.
4. Typical applications of a business plan.
5. Elements of a typical business plan, including summary, company profile and scope, strategic plan, technical plan, marketing plan, organizational plan, financial plan, attachments.
Classes:

1. Elements of a typical business plan, including summary, company profile and scope, strategic plan, technical plan, marketing plan, organizational plan, financial plan, attachments.

Total student workload

1. Direct active participation in classes conducted with the participation of an academic teacher: a. lectures - 15 hours b. practical classes - 15 hours c. consultations - 15 hours Total number of contact hours: 45 hours 2. Student's own work: a. working on the project - 80 hours b. reparation for practical classes - 15 hours c. preparation for passing exam - 10 hours Total student's own work: 105 hours Total student workload: 150 hours

Learning outcomes - knowledge

W01: The graduate knows and understands modern financial analysis and forecasting methods and tools as well as their underlying regularities - K_W04.

Learning outcomes - skills

U01: The graduate is able to analyse, interpret and explain economic phenomena and to assess economic and financial determinants of business entities - K_U01.

Learning outcomes - social competencies

K01: The graduate has knowledge and skills enabling them to obtain information used to solve specific problems within Finance and Accounting and to specify their hierarchy in a relevant manner - K_K01.

Teaching methods

Expository teaching methods: 1. informative lecture: a. Power Point presentation of theoretical issues and practical examples. 2. Exploratory teaching methods: a. practical – solving of practical cases, b. project, c. discussion, d. group work.

Expository teaching methods

- informative (conventional) lecture

Exploratory teaching methods

- project work
- case study

Type of course

compulsory course

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of financial reporting, financial analysis and corporate finance

Course coordinators

Piotr Kozak

Assessment criteria

Assessment methods & criteria

Lecture:
W01: exam - written test as single choice test +++

Classes:
U01: project +++
K01: continuous evaluation +++

Practical placement

Not applicable

Additional information

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

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