European Economy and Business Management

Spreadsheets with MS Excel: Formatting (numbers, date, time, conditional formats); math functions IF-functions („IF“, SUMIF“, etc.); reference function; word processing functions; financial functions; Pivot table; charts; area variables; goal seeking etc. Word processing with MS Word: Formatting paragraphs and texts (text styles, indents, spacing, format painter etc.); page breaks and section breaks (lines, pages, columns, sections); using templates (assigning, customizing, creating); table of contents; footnotes; bullets and numbering; cross-reference; header & footer; tabs etc. Presentations with MS PowerPoint: Creating presentations; the basics of visualization; designing slides and slide master; images; pictures; screenshots; graphs; insertions of animations etc.; dynamic data exchange; hyperlinks (slides, files, internet) slide transitions;

The types and characteristics of processes concerning goods / services for operations; internal flow of material and cash flow; stock and flow; balance sheets, income statement, cash flow statement; decision and management processes; management decisions and their effects on operations

1. Introduction - Law and the understanding of law - Civil Law and special private rights 2 The principles of private law - The basics - Legal entities (natural / legal persons, business and tortious liability) - Representation - Property law (general outlines, types of properties, incumbent possession, ownership, limited real rights, land registry) - Contract law (basic terms, contract requirements, service disruptions, changes of the contract contents, end of a contract, major types of contracts) - Legal obligations (tort, corrupt enrichment, running a business without mandate) 3. The principles of international private law.

Topics: the labour market, change management, trade, banking and finance, advertising campaigns, intercultural business communication and management, equal opportunities, EU politics, global challenges Business Correspondence: e-mails, letters, telephoning, CVs, reports, describing trends. Grammar: tenses, gerund, reported speech, phrasal verbs, countable/ uncountable nouns, prepositions, modals, adverbs, relative clauses, conditionals

1 Various types of mandatory accounting (cash-based accounting, lump-sum aproach, double entry book-keeping) 2 The components and objectives of financial statements in double entry book-keeping 3 The structure and format of balance sheets 4 The structure and format of profit and loss statements 5 Classification of accounts (standard chart of accounts, table of accounts, types of accounts) 6 Accounting records (logic, debit and credit, affecting net income/not affecting net income) 7 Introductory examples of during the year entries and simple closing entries (depreciation, private account, cost of goods sold) 8 Accounting cycle (with simple closing entries) 9 Sales entries (sales revenues, discounts, cash discounts, returned goods, advance payments received, incl. output VAT and account receivables) 10 Purchase entries (stock taking, acquisition of equipment, etc., discounts, returned goods, advance payments, incl. input VAT and accounts payable) 11 Treatment of various methods of payment (cash, on credit, debit card, credit card) 12 Treatment of various expenditures 13 Treatment of exports and imports 14 Treatment of salaries and wages 15 Treatment of taxes

The basic principles of business administration; Materials management and logistics; Production; Marketing; Accounting; Book balancing; Company taxation; Cost accounting and auditing; Decision making theory; Investment analysis and business valuation; Financing; Strategic Management; Personnel management, leadership and organization;

Matrices, linear systems of equations, sequences, series, the limits of financial mathematical applications, functions with a variable, differentiation, integration, functions with several variables, introduction to descriptive statistics, basic concepts - averages, measures of dispersion, distribution, index numbers, correlation, linear regression.

Political science as a social science, the basic principles of politics and history of political thought, politics and the constitution (republic, monarchy), democracy, dictatorship and system transformation, elections and electoral systems, the systems theory of political science, right- wing and left-wing extremism, populism and terrorism.