Course Overview

Accounts (Accountancy): Involves the recording, classification, and interpretation of financial transactions. It is crucial for understanding and communicating the financial health of an organization.

Business Studies: Provides insights into various aspects of business management, including organizational behavior, marketing, finance, operations, and entrepreneurship. It equips students with knowledge about how businesses operate and make strategic decisions.

Economics: Studies how societies allocate resources and make decisions. It provides a framework for understanding economic systems and factors influencing economic decisions.

Computer Science: Focuses on the study of algorithms, programming languages, software development, data structures, and computer systems. It equips students with the skills needed for software development, data analysis, and understanding technology in a business context.

This combination is well-suited for students who have an interest in the intersection of business and technology. It provides a balanced mix of financial, managerial, economic, and technological knowledge, making it versatile for various career paths.