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Entrepreneurship
Marketing for New Ventures (Year 2)
Covers practical, resource-constrained marketing strategies suited to new ventures, from initial customer acquisition to early growth tactics.
Entrepreneurship
Innovation Management (Year 2)
Examines how organisations generate, evaluate, and implement innovative ideas, covering both product innovation and business model innovation.
Entrepreneurship
Small Business Operations Management (Year 2)
Covers the practical operational decisions small business owners face, from managing suppliers and inventory to basic quality and process management.
Project Management
Project Scope and Schedule Management (Year 2)
Covers the definition of project scope and the development of realistic project schedules, using standard planning and scheduling techniques.
Project Management
Project Cost and Budget Management (Year 2)
Covers the estimation, budgeting, and control of project costs, including techniques for monitoring cost performance throughout the project lifecycle.
Project Management
Project Risk Management (Year 2)
Covers the systematic identification, analysis, and response planning for risks that could affect a project's objectives.
Project Management
Project Quality Management (Year 2)
Covers the planning, assurance, and control processes used to ensure a project meets its quality requirements throughout its lifecycle.
Project Management
Project Procurement and Stakeholder Management (Year 2)
Covers the management of project procurement activities and the identification and engagement of project stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle.
Civil Engineering
Structural Analysis I (Year 2)
Introduces the analysis of statically determinate structures, covering the calculation of internal forces, reactions, and deflections in beams and trusses.
Civil Engineering
Fluid Mechanics (Year 2)
Covers the fundamental principles governing fluid behaviour at rest and in motion, forming the basis for later work in hydraulics and water resources engineering.
Civil Engineering
Engineering Surveying (Year 2)
Covers the principles and instruments used to measure and map land for civil engineering projects, from levelling to basic setting-out techniques.
Civil Engineering
Construction Materials (Year 2)
Covers the properties and appropriate use of the major materials used in civil construction โ concrete, steel, timber, and masonry.