1011(2)期末重修免听选考非笔试课程要求

1406004 经济法学（含电力法）

 

题目：

1、消费者维权途径的利弊分析

2、关于我国电力法修改的相关探讨

3、我国各省关于拆迁的法律规定的差异性分析

 要求：

1、 字数要求3000-4000字；

2、 必须有文章摘要，摘要中用简洁语言介绍论文，要求200字左右。

3、 正文是论文的主体和核心部分，在文献检索的基础上能形成自己的明确观点，并进行分析和论证；行文流畅，结构合理。

4、 文末标明参考文献及其来源

 

课程名称：财务管理C         课号：1406008       校区：南汇

 

 

论文（课程设计）撰写要求：

1、题目：《论财务管理与企业价值创造之关系》。

2、正文。3000～5000字，要求就财务管理与企业价值创造之关系、财务管理在企业价值创造中的实际作用进行分析。论文必须论点明确、论证充分、条理清晰，同时必须写明参考文献。

 

 

1406017 管理学原理（双语）

论文撰写要求：

1. 全英文，字数不少于8000字符；

2. 题目自拟，主题应选自教材的某一内容，如管理思想的演变，管理与环境、全球环境下的管理、计划制定、组织工作、领导、控制等。

3. 论文必须观点明确，论证充分。文章摘要、参考文献齐全。

 

1、选题以财务管理课程为基本范围。题目应尽可能与学科发展的前沿和工作、学习和社会实际相结合。

2、论文要求论点正确，言之有理，持之有据，内容充实，材料可靠，论文撰写符合学术规范。

3、不得弄虚作假，不准抄袭他人的论著或剽窃他人成果，否则成绩按零分处理。

4、必须符合规范化要求。

5、论文正文字数3000～5000。

1、格式要求：必须打印，并符合下列次序：

(1) 封面 ：

A.题目；

B. 论文作者姓名、学号；

(2)第二页：

中文标题、内容摘要和关键词；

摘要中作者用简洁语言介绍论文、论点、论证的方法或手段及结论，要求200字左右。

(3)正文

论文的正文是论文的主体和核心部分，它由论文题目，引言，正文，结论组成。

(4)附注 

(5)参考文献

2、打印要求：

(1) A4 纸单面打印；

(2) 中文字体用宋体，标题用四号，内容用小四号；

(3) 题目和标题加粗；

(4) 段落第一行行首缩进2个字符,行距用1.5倍行距；

(5) 除封面外，每页下端右边要打印页码。

(6) 其余页面设置用Microsoft Word 的默认设置。

 

1406041   管理专业英语

(一)

Security and commodity exchanges are trading posts where people meet who wish to buy or sell． The exchanges themselves do no trading；they merely provide a place where prospective buyers and sellers can meet and conduct their business.

…

（二）

China's huge stockpile of foreign exchange reserves, the world's largest, have become excessive and the government must diversify investments using the reserves, Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of the People's Bank of China, said in comments published on Tuesday.

…

（三）

China's inflation this year will overshoot the government's target despite more expected tightening measures, Wang Tao, head of China Economic Research at UBS AG, said on Monday.

…

 

 

 

 

1406026   统计学

题目自拟
要求：自选社会经济生活中某一现象，尽可能全面系统地利用《统计学》所学知识由浅入深地分析，要有图表和数据分析的部分，内容不少于4000字。

 

 

课程名称：高级财务管理         课号：1406082         校区：南汇

 

论文（课程设计）撰写要求：

1、题目：《论MBO与财务管理目标之背离》。

2、正文。3000～5000字，要求就MBO的基本理论、MBO与财务管理目标之冲突与协调、MBO在实际工作应用中遇到的问题进行分析。论文必须论点明确、论证充分、条理清晰，同时必须写明参考文献。

 

课程名称    客户关系管理    1406260

学生自己选择不同企业进行研究，寻找不同类型企业的创新要求和制度变革的内存因素，发表自己对所写企业创新及管理的感想。

论文格式要规范：　标题　摘要　关键词　正文　参考文献等写作要规范。

字数不低于二千字，内容层次清晰，逻辑合理，观点明确。引用文献有典型性。

允许学生自由发挥，表达自己的观点。

　　

 

课程名称    创新理论及管理    1406293

学生自己选择不同企业进行研究，寻找不同类型企业的创新要求和制度变革的内存因素，发表自己对所写企业创新及管理的感想。

论文格式要规范：　标题　摘要　关键词　正文　参考文献等写作要规范。

字数不低于二千字，内容层次清晰，逻辑合理，观点明确。引用文献有典型性。

允许学生自由发挥，表达自己的观点。

 

 

1406294  涉外商务谈判

交一篇期末论文，论文要求：

1、  全英文，字数不少于8000字符；

2、  论文题目自拟，主题应选自教材的某一内容，主要包括：国际商务谈判的人员素质研究、如何制定国际商务谈判的方案、国际商务谈判各阶段的策略研究、谈判中的技巧研究、国际商务谈判中的文化差异研究等；

3、  第16周上交论文打印版，并且每人论文答辩5分钟；

 

 

运输与保险     1418017

浅谈多式联运在我国的运用，新欧亚大陆桥和欧亚大陆桥，班轮及期租选择及应用，国际运输与我国交通运输业

国际结算题目：

传统结算和电子结算比较，国际结算与贸易融资，人民币用于国际结算前景探讨，提高国际结算效率的难点和对策分析

论文要求：

1．  打印稿3000到4000字

2．  要求有封面，封面按永利yl23411集团官网毕业论文的要求（见经管网毕业论文部分）

3．  要求有中英文摘要，中英文关键词，正文和参考文献。

4．  对格式和其他要求请见经管毕业论文网。

 

 

课程名称    客户关系管理学    1413012

非笔试题目：

客户关系管理在×××行业（公司）中的应用

字数：3000字以上

 

信息管理专业英语   1413015

 

(一)

Harvard snubs 119 cyber-snoop applicants

Harvard Business School said on Tuesday it is rejecting applications from 119 would-be students it accused of hacking into a Web site to learn early if they were accepted, before the sending of official notifications.

"This behavior is unethical at best -- a serious breach of trust that cannot be countered by rationalization," Kim Clark, dean of Harvard Business School, said in a statement.

"Any applicant found to have done so will not be admitted to this school."

Harvard said it knew the names of the 119 applicants who tried to learn their admissions status early using a security flaw in an online college-recruitment and application product called ApplyYourself.

Jim Aisner, a spokesman for the Ivy League university's business school, declined to say how many of the 119 would have been accepted at the school had they not peeked.

The intrusions came as business schools across America place more emphasis on ethics following a wave of Wall Street accounting scandals.

Harvard's Clark said the school's mission was to educate principled leaders with high integrity, sound judgment and "a strong moral compass -- an intuitive sense of what is right and wrong."

"Those who have hacked into this Web site have failed to pass that test," Clark said.

Last week, an individual exposed the ApplyYourself security flaw on an online message board and showed readers how to access records at some of the most prestigious U.S. business schools to see if they were accepted.

ApplyYourself said it fixed the flaw after learning about it, and that the intruders did not get information about anyone but themselves. A company spokesman was not immediately available for further comment.

Other schools affected said they were still mulling how to handle the matter.

The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth in Hanover, New Hampshire, said it will carry out a full investigation before determining what action to take.

A Tuck spokeswoman would not say how many applicants had tried to access their admission status, but she said those who did only saw a blank screen because the school had not yet put the information online.

The Fuqua School of Business at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, said it knew of only one applicant who tried to access the information.

Jim Gray, an associate dean at Fuqua, said the school had not yet taken any official action regarding the prospective student, but he added: "Put it this way: he shouldn't be buying any Duke sweatshirts or renting any apartments in Durham."

 

（二）

Gamer slays rival after online dispute

A Shanghai online game player murdered a competitor who he claimed sold his cyperweapon, a court was told Tuesday.

Shanghai No 2 Intermediate People's Court Tuesday heard Qiu Chengwei, 41, allegedly stabbed competitor Zhu Caoyuan repeatedly in the chest after he was told Zhu had sold his Dragon Sabre used in the popular online game, Legend of Mir III.

Qiu and a friend jointly won the weapon last February, and lent it to Zhu who then sold it for 7,200 yuan (US$871).

Qui went to the police to report the "theft" but was told the weapon was not counted a real property protected by law.

Zhu promised to handover the cash but an angry Qui lost patience and attacked Zhu at his home, stabbing him in the left chest "with great force," and killing him, the court was told.

Qui gave himself up to police and on the advice of his lawyer, has pleaded guilty to intentional injury, claiming he never meant to kill Zhu.

However, the court's prosecutor told the court: "As cyberweapon is not under the protection of any law in our country, Zhu was faultless in this case."

The court has yet to issue its verdict, but either charge can result in capital punishment under China's Criminal Law.

Qiu has a chance to appeal to the city's higher court for a second trail, which will be conclusive.

The case has caused a legal dilemma in China where no law exists for the ownership of Internet gaming weapons.

In November 2003, a 23-year-old player from North China's Hebei Province sued Beijing-based Internet game provider Arctic Ice Technology, after he found all the weapons and points he amassed for months playing the company's game Red Moon were stolen.

It was the first time in China where disputes over virtual assets in an online game were handed to the court.

Now more and more gamers are seeking justice through the courts over stolen weapons and credits.

"The armours and swords in games should be deemed as private property as players have to spend money and time for them," said Wang Zongyu, an associate professor at the law school of Beijing's Renmin University of China.

"These virtual objects are often tradable among players," he added.

But other experts are calling for caution.

"The `assets' of one player could mean nothing to others as they are by nature just data created by game providers," said a lawyer for a Shanghai-based Internet game company.

Online game companies in Shanghai -- the city with the most players -- are planning to set up a dispute system where aggrieved players can find recourse.

Shang Jiangang, a lawyer with the newly established Shanghai Online Game Association, said: "The association has drafted some measures to facilitate the settlement of disputes over virtual assets."

He added: "Once any cyberweapon stealing occurs, players can report to the operator, which will then sort it out according to the circumstances."

 

 

The regular use of text messages and e-mails can lower the IQ more than twice as much as smoking marijuana.

That is the claim of psychologists who have found that tapping away on a mobile phone or computer keypad or checking them for electronic messages temporarily knocks up to 10 points off the user's IQ.

This rate of decline in intelligence compares unfavorably with the four-point drop in IQ associated with smoking marijuana, according to British researchers, who have labelled the fleeting phenomenon of enhanced stupidity as "infomania".

Research on sleep deprivation suggests that the IQ drop caused by electronic obsession is also equivalent to a wakeful night.

Infomania is mainly a problem for adult workers, especially men, the study commissioned by Hewlett Packard, the technology company, has concluded.

The noticeable drop in IQ is attributed to the constant distraction of "always on" technology when employees should be concentrating on what they are paid to do. Infomania means that they lose concentration as their minds remain fixed in an almost permanent state of readiness to react to technology instead of focusing on the task in hand.

The brain also finds it hard to cope with juggling lots of tasks at once, reducing its overall effectiveness, the report added. And while modern technology can have huge benefits, excessive use can be damaging not only to a person's mind, but to their social life.

Eighty volunteers took part in clinical trials on IQ deterioration and 1,100 adults were interviewed.

More than six in ten (62 per cent) of people polled admit that they were addicted to checking their e-mail and text messages so assiduously that they scrutinized work-related ones even when at home or on holiday. Half said that they always responded immediately to an email and one in five (21 per cent) will interrupt a meeting to do so.

Furthermore, infomania is having a negative effect on work colleagues, increasing stress and dissenting feelings. Nine out of ten polled thought that colleagues who answered e-mails or messages during a face-to-face meeting were extremely rude. Yet one in three Britons believes that it is not only acceptable, but actually diligent and efficient to do so.

1.     Do you think one should answer e-mails or messages at once?

2.     How do you think about the negative effects of the information technology have on human beings?

 

Topic: E-business