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Business economy_061_Economic JournalismANNOTATION OF THE ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE ‘Business economy’ Recommended for applicants for the first (bachelor's) level of higher education The purpose of the discipline is to develop knowledge and practical skills that allow you to understand the content of economic processes in the field of business, their analysis and evaluation using modern analytical financial, economic and statistical tools. The knowledge gained by students after studying this discipline is the basis for practical activities in the field of economics, economic journalism, management and consulting. Interdisciplinary links. The place of the discipline ‘Business Economy’ in the educational process is that it is a supporting subject for mastering the disciplines of the humanitarian cycle, which are related to the activities of economic entities. Teaching methods and means of diagnosing learning outcomes in the discipline ‘Business Economy’ in accordance with the learning outcomes The result of training according to the academic discipline | Teaching methods | Diagnostic tools | Code | Learning outcome | 1. | Knowledge: | 1.1 | essence of the concepts: ‘business’, “entrepreneurship”, “enterprise”, “organisation”, “business structure”, “partnerships”, “associations of enterprises”, “shadow economy”; mechanisms of functioning of the informal sector of the economy; advantages and disadvantages of organisational and legal forms; forms and models of business activity, as well as its varieties; current laws and regulations of Ukraine on the legal framework for entrepreneurial activity; forms and methods of business management; features of organisational structures of business management. | lecture, seminar-discussion with elements of analysis, test | Presentation of results, survey, test, case-study, control exercises, module work, exam | 1.2 | the essence of the concepts: capital (fixed, circulating, intellectual), resources, depreciation, wear and tear, depletion, reproduction; systems of indicators for assessing the state and efficiency of using different types of capital; ways to ensure the efficient use of capital | Lecture, seminar-discussion with elements of analysis, solving specific problems and situations, case analysis, test | 1.3 | essence of the concepts: ‘expenses’, “income”, “cost”, “investment”, “profit”, “tax”, “calculation”, “breakeven”, “estimate”, “investment attractiveness”; methods of calculating different types of profit; technologies for margin analysis; methods of assessing the effectiveness of real and financial investments; methods of assessing and analysing the investment attractiveness of business | 1.4 | essence of concepts: ‘efficiency’, “effectiveness”, “productivity”, “competitiveness”, “anti-crisis activity”, “bankruptcy”, “economic security”, “development”, “business model”; methodological approach to financial and strategic business analysis; modern metrics and practices for assessing the effectiveness of business development | Lecture, seminar-discussion with elements of analysis, solving specific problems and situations, case analysis, training | 2. | Skills: | 2.1 | determine the appropriate ways to organise the business and form its management structure | lecture, seminar, test | Presentation of results, survey, test, case-study, control exercises, module work, exam | 2.2 | to form adequate systems of indicators for assessing the efficiency of capital formation and use; to determine the need for capital for business creation and development | lecture, seminar, problem solving | 2.3 | adapt financial statements to the information needs of economic business intelligence | lecture, solving specific tasks and situations | 2.4 | evaluate the effectiveness of real and financial investments; define systems of indicators for analysing the investment attractiveness of business | lecture, seminar, case studies, problem solving | 2.5 | calculate the unit cost of production; justify cost estimates; determine different types of profits; perform margin analysis | lecture, seminar, problem solving | 2.6 | perform financial and strategic analysis of the business and interpret the results obtained in terms of determining the efficiency and effectiveness of the business | lecture,seminar-expanded discussion, seminar-discussion, solving situational exercises, problem solving, training | 3. | Communication | developing practical teamwork skills in students, namely: | seminar, discussion, solving specific problems and situations | Checking the performance of calculation works, case-study, checking the performance of solved specific tasks and situations, presentation, examination | 3.1 | communicating information, ideas, problems, solutions, own experience and arguments | 3.2 | ability to work in a team - to take responsibility for achieving the goal | 3.3 | communicate on professional issues orally and in writing with participants in economic relations to ensure business growth and development | 3.4 | ability to develop proposals for eliminating identified shortcomings, errors, deviations | 4. | Responsibility and autonomy | Demonstrate an understanding of personal responsibility and the ability to take responsibility for making professional or managerial decisions or recommendations that may affect the development of the company | seminar, discussion, solving specific problems and situations, analytical report | Checking the performance of calculation works, case-study, module work, examination | 4.1 | forming judgements that take into account social, scientific and ethical aspects | 4.2 | Organising and leading the professional development of individuals and groups | 4.3 | in substantiating operational, tactical and strategic management decisions on financial and economic aspects of enterprise development. | 4.4 | in developing their own practical ideas based on the principles of academic culture and integrity | 4.5 | able to continue their studies with a significant degree of autonomy | 4.6 | with the ability to think independently and independently |
Content of the discipline by topic Theme 1: Business in the system of socio-economic relations Topic 2. Typology of types and organisational and legal forms of business Theme 3: Business organisation and management Topic 4. Fixed capital Topic 5. Working capital Topic 6. Personnel Topic 7. Intellectual capital Topic 8: Current costs and prices for products (services) Topic 9: Revenues and profits of business activities Topic 10. Investments Topic 11. Performance of business structures Topic 12: Bankruptcy, anti-crisis activities and economic security of business Topic 13. Business performance and development Academic staff and their email addresses Candidate of Economic Sciences, Professor Nataliia Shevchuk, shevchuk@kneu.edu.ua Recommended information sources 1. Economics of the enterprise [Electronic resource]: textbook / [H.O. Shvydanenko, K.S. Boychenko, V.G. Vasylkov, A.I. Dmytrenko, et al. 2nd edition, revised and supplemented. - Electronic text data. - Kyiv: KNEU, 2018. 551 с. 2. Economics of the enterprise in formalised definitions, tasks and calculations: tasks, cases and calculations [Electronic resource]: a textbook / G.O. Shvydanenko, O.V. Kryvoruchkina; Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, SHEI ‘Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman’. - Electronic text data. - Kyiv: KNEU, 2017. 169 с. 3. Economics of the enterprise: tasks, cases, business games [Electronic resource] : a workshop / [author's team: H. Shvydanenko, I. Repina, K. Andriushchenko, etc. Kyiv : KNEU, 2018. 307 с. 4. Economics of the enterprise: a textbook / Shvydanenko G.O., Vasylkov V.G., Goncharova N.P. [et al. KYIV: KNEU, 2009. 598 с. 5. Kolot V.M., Repina I.M., Shcherbyna O.V., Shergina L.A., Kovtun V.P. Entrepreneurship: organisation, efficiency, business culture: a workshop. K.: KNEU. Electronic version: http://irbis.kneu.edu.ua/cgi-bin/cgi64/cgiirbis_64.exe. 6. Kolot V.M., Shcherbyna O.V. Entrepreneurship: Study guide for self-study of disciplines. 7. Ligonenko L.O. Entrepreneurship and business culture: a textbook / L.O. Ligonenko, G.L. Piratovsky, I.V. Moloshtan et al. Moloshtan and others; edited by L.O. Ligonenko. Kyiv: Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics, 2011. 508 с. 8. Mendrul O.G. Structural and logical schemes for the study of the discipline ‘Business Economics’ for students of the MBA programme [Electronic resource]: a textbook / O.G. Mendrul; Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, Vadym Hetman Kyiv National Economic University. - Electronic text data. - KYIV : KNEU, 2008. 112 с. 9. Entrepreneurship: organisation, efficiency, business culture: V.M. Kolot, I.M. Repina, O.V. Sherbyna (2nd edition, revised and supplemented). KYIV: KNEU, 2009. 444 с. Last redaction: 12.03.25 |