INSTITUTIONAL OUTCOMES
II.
f.
III.
Establish network and linkages with LGUs, GOS, NGOs and other funding and donor institutions, both local and international, to
generate resources.
PROGRAM \DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
VIII.
The study deals with the basic and fundamental principles of Micro-economics
CREDIT : 3 UNITS
IX.
X.
Course Objectives:
o Discuss the nature and importance of Micro-economics
o Explain why we study economics
o Make recommendations for economic development
Course Design Matrix:
Desired Learning
Outcomes
LECTURE
- Recognize and
appreciate the VMGO of
the College
- Familiarize class
policies, grading
systems, and the
course requirements.
1. Introduction
1.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Course
Content/Subject
Matter
References
OutcomesBased
Teaching &
Learning
Assessment
of Learning
Outcomes
Course Orientation
VMGO
Class Policies
Course Requirements
Grading System
Copy of VMGO
Syllabus
Student Handbook
Discussions
Forum
Recitation
Week 1
Class
Recitation
Week 3 &
1. Define micro-
Resourc
e
Material
s
Timefram
e
2. Basic economic
concept
3. Fundamental economic
problems
4. Economic systems
5. Circular flow of model
6. Concept of demand
and supply
7. Equilibrium
8. Economic development
1. Essentials of taxation
2. Characteristics of
taxation
3. Basis of taxation
4. Aspects of taxation
5. Classification of taxes
6. Limitation of taxation
7. Deduction/exclusions
8. Income taxation
economics
2. Identify the
fundamental of microeconomic activities
3. Factors of production
4. Recommend solutions
to economic problems
discussion
Drill
Quiz
Exam
1. Define taxation
2. Explain the process of
taxation
3. Compute income tax
due
Class
discussion
Drill
Recitation
Quiz
Exam
Computation
of BIR Taxes
(Actual)
1.
2.
3.
4.
1. Discuss the
importance of
agrarian reform
2. Make
recommendation for
the faster
implementation of the
agrarian reform law of
the Philippines
Class
discussion
Drill
Recitation
Quiz
Exam
Agrarian reform
Dimensions
Components
CARP R.A 6657
Week 2
Week 5 &
6
XI.
-40%
-30%
-15%
-15%
100%
XII.
Other Requirements: