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Doctor of Business Administration (D.B.A.) (Catalog 2009)
Background Preparation
Students admitted into the DBA degree program are required to have proper
business background preparation for taking the graduate level coursework.
The student must clear all deficiencies before being allowed to take the degree
required courses. A student with deficiency in any required background
subject must clear it before enrolling in graduate level courses and may clear
the subject by choosing any of the following options:(1) taking and passing the
appropriate preparatory module course,(2) Taking and passing the individual subject
course and earning a grade of at least C- or higher or(3)With advance
approval by the academic review committee, the student may be allowed to take
proficiency exams to clear each deficiency subject. The student must also follow the
English requirement described in the chapter of Admission Policies.
The following are the four busniess preparatory modules covering all the required background
subjects:
Preparatory Module A(PBUS01): Essentials of Management and Business Law
Preparatory Module B(PBUS02): Essentials of Economics and Marketing
Preparatory Module C(PBUS03): Essentials of Accounting and Finance
Preparatory Module D(PBUS04): Essentials of Quantitative Analysis and Information Technology
Module A corresponds to the individual courses of MGT201 and LAW310, Module B
for ECON201 and MKT310, Module C for ACC201 and FIN310, and Module D for MATH208
and IT310 and IT370.
A minimum of 102 semester units of graduate study are required for the D.B.A.
program. Among them, 90 units are required to be graduate course work and
a minimum of 12 units are in doctoral thesis or capstone research project
work. Courses at 4xxG level must be taken at NPU in order to earn
graduate credits. The student must meet prerequisite requirements when
taking any of the following courses.
I. Foundation Requirements (First year of study) (30 units)
(Foundation in enterprise management and information systems, quantitative
analysis)
Courses listed in this section should be completed by the student in the first
year of study in the program.
units
IT450G Enterprise Information System
Fundamentals (3)
MGT450G Organizational Behavior and
Management (3)
MGT460G Production and Operations Management
(3)
MGT480G Entrepreneurship and Venture Business
(3)
MKT450G Marketing Management
(3)
BUS501 Quantitative Methods for
Business
(3)
FIN501 Financial Management
(3)
FIN510 Investments
(3)
MGT530 Logistics and Operations Management
(3)
MGT531 Human Resources Management
(3)
II. Core Requirements (Second year of study) (30 units)
In addition to the first year foundation coursework, the student must take
advanced level graduate courses (courses at 500 level and above), a research
methodology course, research seminar, and teaching/TA training courses, as well
as courses to prepare breadth of study for further mastery of the subjects of
interest and in-depth understanding of related research. Courses described
in this section (section II) should be taken by the student immediately
following the required foundation courses described in section I after the
student has presented his/her Statement of Purpose to the DBA Academic Review
Committee and received the committee's approval to proceed in the program.
units
FIN568 Corporate Finance
(3)
IT560 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
(3)
LAW570 Modern Law of Corporations
(3)
MGT501 Project and Risk Management
(3)
MKT541 Strategic Marketing
(3)
IT602 Emergent Information Technology for
Business (3)
MGT601 Strategic Management
(3)
MGT603 Manpower Planning
(3)
DBA601 Research Methodology
(3)
DBA602A Research Seminar - I
(1)
DBA602B Research Seminar - II
(1)
DBA603 Teaching/TA Training Seminar
(1)
III. Advanced Studies and Electives (Third year of study) (30 units)
A. Advanced Studies:
units
LAW670 Intellectual Property Law
(3)
MGT635 Advanced Operations
Management
(3)
MGT685 Organizational Learning in Global
business (3)
MKT630 Consumer Behavior
(3)
MKT632 New Product Development
(3)
B. Electives: (15 units)
The student may take any advanced graduate courses to meet the elective
requirements. However, doctoral candidates are encouraged to take
concentrated course work to address their career development plan or
research interests. With the assistance and approval by an adviser, the
student takes a minimum of 15 units of coursework at 500 level or above to
fulfill this requirement.
IV. Doctoral Thesis (12 units)
A Doctoral Thesis Committee (DTC) must be formed and approved by the Doctoral
Advisory Committee before the student starts his doctoral research. The
doctoral candidate is required to earn a minimum of 12 units
in the work towards completion of Doctoral Thesis to meet the graduation requirement.
units
DBA799 Dissertation - I (6)
DBA800 Dissertation - II (6)
D.B.A. Total Requirements: (min. 102 units)
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