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639Rangsit University Bulletin 2017-2018

คู่มือการศึกษา ระดับปริญญาตรี มหาวิทยาลัยรังสิต ปีการศึกษา 2560-2561

วิทยาลัยนานาชาติ International College

640 Rangsit University Bulletin 2017-2018คู่มือการศึกษา ระดับปริญญาตรี มหาวิทยาลัยรังสิต ปีการศึกษา 2560-2561

Kritsada Sriphaew, Ph.D., Assistant Professor.

Dean

QualificationB.Eng.Honors (Computer Engineering), King Mongkut’s Institute of Tech-

nology, Ladkrabang, Thailand

Ph.D. (Technology), Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology,

Thammasat University, Thailand

International College offers the following 7 International Programs: Accountancy

Civil Engineering

Communication Arts

International Business

Information and Communication Technology

International Hospitality and Tourism

International Political Economy and Development

International College

Code 15 Color Light Purple



หลักสูตรบัญชีบัณฑิต (หลักสูตรนานาชาติ)Accountancy (International Program)

Degree : Bachelor of Accountancy

: B.Acc. (International Program)

Why study Accountancy (International Program)? • CurriculumsareaccreditedbytheFederationofAccountingProfessions(FAP)

• Twovariationsofstudyplans:cooperativeandnon-cooperative

• Holisticknowledgeofaccountancyandinternationalpractice

• Modernanduniquelydesignedprogramtoenhancecareeropportunities

• Multidisciplinaryeducation

• World-leadingacademicsandhighlyexperiencedlecturers

• Localand/orabroadinternshipprograms

• ChoiceofdoubledegreewithUniversityofNewEnglandinAustralia

• Internationalexperienceandenvironment

Career Opportunities: There continues to be a huge demand for graduates in accounting, and employment

prospectsareexcellent,whichinclude:

• Accountants

• Auditors

• AISConsultants

• BudgetAnalysts

• TaxAccountants

• CertifiedPublicAccountants(CPAs)

Qualification 1. Complete or is completing Upper Secondary School (M. 6) or its equivalent as

recognized by the Thai Ministry of Education; or Graduate Bachelor of Accountancy in Thai Program

a. ObtainaHighSchoolDiplomaorGEDCertificate(USSystem);or


b. Pass5subjectsofIGCSE(BritishSystem);or

c. ObtainaBaccalaureate(FrenchSystem);or

d. Obtain an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma

2. Pass the RIC English Placement Test or achieve the minimum standardized score

of 500 (IBT 61, CBT 173) from TOEFL or 5.0 or equivalent such as CU-TEP and TU-GET.

*An applicant who does not meet the English proficiency requirements may be provision-

ally admitted. Provisionally admitted applicants will be provided with a Study Plan tailored to meet

the applicants’ needs. The Study Plan may include certain coursework prior commencing the

degree program or combining the Study Plan with the regular degree program.

Education System & Academic Calendar: Accountancy(InternationalProgram)employsthesemestersystem,inwhicheachofthe

twosemesteris15weeksandasummerof8weeksinlength.Ouracademiccalendarisasfol-

lows:

• Summer: June -July

• SemesterI: August -December

• SemesterII: January -May

Application Periods :

• Summer: February -June

• SemesterI: June -August

• SemesterII: September -January

Accountancy (International Program) Structure:

• A4-yearprogram

• Totalcredit126

Pre-College courses (non-credit) 18 credits

ThesubjectsforInternationalCommunicationforEnglishProgram(ICE)arethefollowings:

ICE Level I

ICE001FundamentalEnglishStructure



ICE002FundamentalEnglishListeningandSpeaking

ICC003FundamentalEnglishReadingandWriting

ICE Level II

ICE004IntermediateEnglishListeningandSpeaking

ICE005IntermediateEnglishAcademicReading

ICE006IntermediateEnglishAcademicWriting

General Education Courses 30 Credits

I. Humanities and Social Sciences Group 3 Credits

II. Science & Mathematics Group 9 Credits

III. LanguagesGroup 15 Credits

IV. Interdisciplinary and Physical Education 3 Credits

Core Courses 90 Credits

I. ProfessionalFoundationCourses 36 Credits

II. MajorCourses 54 Credits

a. RequiredProfessionalCourses 42 Credits

b. ElectiveProfessionalCourses 12 Credits

Free Elective Courses 6 Credits


First Year Second Year

Semester IIAC251 IntermediateAccountingI 3(2-2-5)XXXxxx FreeElective(Languages) 3(_-_-_)IRS101 Dharmacracy 3(_-_-_)IMA144 CalculusforBusinessand 3(3-0-6) Economics IMK201 PrinciplesofMarketing 3(3-0-6)IPO201 OperationsManagement 3(3-0-6) Total 18 Credits Semester IIIAC252 IntermediateAccountingII 3(2-2-5)IEC211 PrinciplesofMicroeconomics 3(3-0-6)IEG457 EnglishforPracticalBusiness3(2-2-5)IFN201 BusinessFinance 3(3-0-6)ILA112 BusinessLaw 3(3-0-6)IMG201 ModernManagementand 3(3-0-6) Organization Behavior Total 18 Credits

Study PlanAccountancy (International Program) Non-Cooperative

Semester I

IAC 151 PrinciplesofAccountingI 3(2-2-5)

ITE 111 IntroductiontoInformation 3(3-0-6)

Systems

XXXxxx FreeElective(Languages) 3(_-_-_)

IMA143MathematicsforBusiness 3(3-0-6)

and Economics

XXXxxx FreeElective(Scienceand 3(_-_-_)

Mathematics)

XXXxxx FreeElective(Physical 1(_-_-_)

Education)

Total 16 Credits

Semester IIIAC 152 PrinciplesofAccountingII 3(2-2-5)

XXXxxx FreeElective(Humanities 3(_-_-_)

and Science)


Mathematics)



Mathematics)

ITA106/107 FreeElective 3(2-2-5)

(Thai Languages)


Education)

Total 19 Credits



Third Year Fourth Year

Semester IIAC251 IntermediateAccountingI 3(2-2-5)XXXxxx FreeElective(Languages) 3(_-_-_)IRS101 Dharmacracy 3(_-_-_)IMA144 CalculusforBusinessand 3(3-0-6) Economics IMK201 PrinciplesofMarketing 3(3-0-6)IPO201 OperationsManagement 3(3-0-6) Total 18 Credits Semester IIIAC252 IntermediateAccountingII 3(2-2-5)IEC211 PrinciplesofMicroeconomics 3(3-0-6)IEG457 EnglishforPracticalBusiness3(2-2-5)IFN201 BusinessFinance 3(3-0-6)ILA112 BusinessLaw 3(3-0-6)IMG201 ModernManagementand 3(3-0-6) Organization Behavior Total 18 Credits

Study PlanAccountancy (International Program) Non-Cooperative

SummerIAC 499 AccountingInternship 3(0-24-12)

Total 3 Credits

Semester I

IAC 310 Auditing 3(3-0-6)

IAC 325 TaxationI 3(3-0-6)

IAC 326 AccountingInformation 3(3-0-6)

System

IAC 351 CostAccounting 3(2-2-5)

IEC 212 PrinciplesofMacroeconomics3(3-0-6)


and Science)

Total 18 Credits

Semester II

IAC 321 InternalAuditingandInternal 3(3-0-6)

Control

IAC 352ManagementAccounting 3(2-2-5)

IAC 353 TaxationII 3(3-0-6)

IAC 354 AdvancedAccountingI 3(2-2-5)

IAC xxx MajorElective 3(_-_-_)

IPO 203ManagementSciencefor 3(3-0-6)

Business Decision

Total 18 Credits



Semester ISubject Code Subject CreditsIAC251 IntermediateAccountingI 3(2-2-5)XXXxxx FreeElective(Languages) 3(_-_-_)IRS101 Dharmacracy 3(_-_-_)IMA144 CalculusforBusiness 3(3-0-6) and Economics IMK201 PrinciplesofMarketing 3(3-0-6)IPO201 OperationsManagement 3(3-0-6) Total 18 Credits Semester IISubject Code Subject CreditsIAC252 IntermediateAccountingII 3(2-2-5)IEC211 PrinciplesofMicroeconomics 3(3-0-6)IEG457 EnglishforPracticalBusiness3(2-2-5)IFN201 BusinessFinance 3(3-0-6)ILA112 BusinessLaw 3(3-0-6)IMG201 ModernManagementand 3(3-0-6) Organization Behavior Total 18 Credits

Study PlanAccountancy (International Program) Cooperative

Subject Code Subject CreditsIAC 151 PrinciplesofAccountingI 3(2-2-5)

ITE 111 IntroductiontoInformation 3(3-0-6)

Systems


IMA143 MathematicsforBusiness 3(3-0-6)

and Economics


Mathematics)


Education)

Total 16 Credits

Semester IISubject Code Subject Credits

IAC 152 PrinciplesofAccountingII 3(2-2-5)


and Science)


Mathematics)



Mathematics)

ITA106/107 FreeElective 3(2-2-5)

(Thai Languages)


Education)

Total 19 Credits




Semester ISubject Code Subject CreditsIAC429 FinancialReportingand 3(2-2-5) Analysis IAC451 AdvancedAccountingII 3(2-2-5)IAC461 InternationalAccounting 3(3-0-6)IACxxx ProfessionalElective 3(_-_-_)XXXxxx FreeElective 3(_-_-_) Total 18 Credits Semester IISubject Code Subject CreditsIAC498 CooperativeEducation 6(0-35-18) Total 6 Credits

Study PlanAccountancy (International Program) Cooperative

SummerSubject Code Subject Credits

XXX xxx FreeElective 3(_-_-_)


Total 3 Credits

Semester ISubject Code Subject Credits


IAC 325 TaxationI 3(3-0-6)

IAC 326 AccountingInformation 3(3-0-6)

System

IAC 351 CostAccounting 3(2-2-5)

IEC 212 Principlesof 3(3-0-6)

Macroeconomics


and Science)

Total 18 Credits

Semester IISubject Code Subject Credits

IAC 321 InternalAuditingand 3(3-0-6)

Internal Control

IAC 352 ManagementAccounting 3(2-2-5)

IAC 353 TaxationII 3(3-0-6)

IAC 354 AdvancedAccountingI 3(2-2-5)


(Social Sciences)

IPO 203 ManagementScience 3(3-0-6)

for Business Decision

Total 18 Credits


Civil Engineering

Degree : Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering) B.Eng. (Civil Engineering)

Why study Civil Engineering? • Producegraduateswhoarecapableofworking in theareasof surveying,design,construction management and infrastructure planning • Coveraresofstructuralengineering,soilandfoundationengineering,waterresourceengineering, and construction management engineering • RanknumberoneprivateuniversityinThailandbyWebometricsin2017 • RateinthehighestcategoryinQualityAssuranceAuditsconductedbytheMinistryofEducationandtheOfficeforNationalEducationStandardsandQualityAssessments • EmploymentopportunitiesandinternationalnetworkCareer opportunities:Civil engineers are the dominant drivers in the development of infrastructure, and the resource andenvironmentalmanagementofthecountryanditssurroundingregion.Excellentcareerpros-pects are: • Structuralengineer,soilandfoundationengineer,waterresourceengineer,construc-tion management engineer, etc. • Designer • Supervisor • Projectmanager • ResearchanddevelopmentengineerQualifications:1.CompleteUpperSecondarySchooloritsequivalentasrecognizedbytheThaiMinistryofEducation;or a. ObtainaHighSchoolDiplomaorGEDCertificate(USSystem);or b.Pass5subjectsofIGCSEO-Level(BritishSystem);and3subjectofA/ASLevel c.ObtainaBaccalaureate(FrenchSystem);or d. Obtain an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma 2.PasstheRICEnglishPlacementTest***orstandardizedscoreof500(IBT61orCBT173)fromTOEFLandIELTSscoreof5.0.*** An applicant who does not meet the English proficiency requirements may be provisionally admitted. Provisionally admitted applicants will be provided with a Study Plan. The Study Plan will be tailored to meet the applicants’ needs. The Study Plan may include certain coursework prior to commencing the degree program or combining the Study Plan with the regular degree program.



Education System & Academic Calendar:RICemploysthesemestersystem,inwhicheachofthetwosemestersis15weeksandasummerof8weeksinlength.Ouracademiccalendarisasfollows: • Summer : June – July • SemesterI : August – December • SemesterII : January – MayApplication Periods : • Summer : February – June • SemesterI : June – August • SemesterII : September – JanuaryCivil Engineering Program Structure: • A4-yearprogram • Totalcredit150creditsPre-College courses (non-credit) 18 creditsThesubjectsforInternationalCommunicationforEnglishProgram(ICE)arethefollowing: ICE Level I ICE001FundamentalEnglishStructure ICE002FundamentalEnglishListeningandSpeaking ICE003FundamentalEnglishReadingandWriting ICE Level II ICE004IntermediateEnglishListeningandSpeaking ICE005IntermediateEnglishAcademicReading ICE006IntermediateEnglishAcademicWritingGeneral Education Courses 30 credits I. Humanities & Social Sciences Group 9 credits II. Sciences & Mathematics Group 3 credits III. LanguagesGroup 15credits IV. Interdisciplinary & Physical Education Group 3 creditsCore Courses 114 credits I. ProfessionalFoundationCourses 21 credits II. MajorCourses 32 credits

•RequiredMajorCourses 55 credits

•ElectiveMajorCourses 6 creditsFree Elective Courses 6 credits



Semester ICEN221 EngineeringStatics 3(3-0-6)

CEN283EngineeringSurveying 3(2-3-6)

IEN361 EngineeringMaterials3(3-0-6)

MAT138 EngineeringmathematicsIII 3(3-0-6)

PHY223 PhysicsII 3(3-0-6)

PHY224 PhysicsLaboratoryII 1(0-3-2)

CPE252 ComputerProgrammingfor 3(2-2-5)

Engineer

Total 19 credits

Semester II

CEN292AppliedMathematicsfor 3(3-0-6)

Civil Engineering

CEN223StrengthofMaterials 3(3-0-6)

CEN261CivilEngineeringMaterials 3(2-3-6)

and Testing

CEN285RouteSurveying 3(3-0-6)

MEN222EngineeringDynamics3(3-0-6)

IEN221 ProbabilityandStatisticsfor 3(3-0-6)

Engineers

ENL121CommunicativeEnglishII 3(3-0-6)

Total 21 credits

Civil Engineering Study Plan

Summer Semester RSU101Dharmacracy 2(2-0-4)

ENV101LifeandEnvironment 3(3-0-6)

ENL111EnglishElectiveI 3(3-0-6)

Total 8 credits

Semester IGEN192WorkshopPractice 2(0-6-3)

PHY121PhysicsI 3(3-0-6)

PHY122PhysicslaboratoryI 1(0-3-2)

ENL113 EnglishReadingandWriting3(2-3-6)

MAT136 EngineeringMathematicsI 3(3-0-6)

GEN102MathematicsforTechnical 3(3-0-6)

Application

ESSxxx PhysicalEducationand 1(0-2-4)

RecreationElective

Total 16 credits

Semester II

GEN133 EngineeringDrawing 3(2-3-6)

CHM121PrinciplesofChemistry 3(3-0-6)

CHM122Lab.ForPrinciplesof 1(0-3-2)

Chemistry

ENL112 EnglishListeningand 3(2-2-5)

Speaking

MAT137EngineeringMathematicsII 3(3-0-6)

ITA106/107ThaiLanguage 3(2-2-5)

Total 16 credits




For Regular Study PlanSummer Semester CEN344Hydrology3(3-0-6)CEN433SteelandTimberDesign 4(3-3-6)CEN473FoundationEngineering3(3-0-6)CEN491CivilEngineeringProjectI1(0-3-2)CENxxxCivilEngineeringElective3(3-0-6)XXXxxxFreeElective 3(_-_-_)XXXxxxHumanitiesElective 3(_-_-_) Total 19 credits Semester II CEN412ConstructionEngineering 3(3-0-6) and Management CEN444HydraulicEngineering 3(3-0-6)CEN481HighwayEngineering 3(3-0-6)CEN476HighwayEngineeringLab.1(0-3-2)CEN492CivilEngineeringProjectII2(0-6-3)CENxxxCivilEngineeringElective3(3-0-6) Total 15 credits For Co-operative Education Study PlanSummer SemesterGEN494PreparationforCooperative1(0-3-2)Semester ICEN495CooperativeProjectfor 3(0-12-6) Civil Engineering CEN496 CooperativeEducationfor 6(0-35-18) Civil Engineering Total 9 creditsSemester IICEN344Hydrology 3(3-0-6)CEN433SteelandTimberDesign 4(3-3-6)CEN473FoundationEngineering 3(3-0-6)CEN412ConstructionManagement 3(3-0-6)CEN444HydraulicEngineering3(3-0-6)CEN481HighwayEngineering 3(3-0-6)CEN476HighwayEngineeringLab. 1(0-3-2)XXXxxxFreesElective 3(_-_-_) Total 23 credits

SummerCEN284SurveyingFieldPractice1(0-80-40)

10days(80hrs.)

Semester ICEN320StructuralAnalysisI 3(3-0-6)

CEN342Hydraulics 3(3-0-6)

CEN343 HydraulicsLaboratory 1(0-3-2)

CEN362ConcreteTechnology 3(2-3-6)

CEN370EngineeringGeology 3(2-3-6)

XXXxxxHumanitiesSocialSciences 3(_-_-_)

Total 16 credits

Semester IICEN321StructuralAnalysisII 3(3-0-6)

CEN331 ReinforcedConcrete 4(3-3-6)

Design

CEN371 SoilMechanics 3(3-0-6)

CEN372 SoilMechanics 1(0-3-2)

Laboratory

CEN332 Computer-Aided 3(2-3-6)

Engineering

XXXxxx HumanitiesSocialSciences 3(_-_-_)

Total 16 Credits


Communication Arts Program (Com. Arts)

Degree : Bachelor of Communication Arts B.Com. Arts

Why study Com. Arts? • Holisticknowledgeofcommunication • Modernanduniquelydesignedprogramtoenhancecareeropportunities • World-leadingacademicsandhighlyexperiencedlecturers • Multidisciplinaryeducation • Thirdlanguageproficiency • Localand/orabroadinternshipprogram • Internationalexperience • Outstandingmixoffriendsfromallovertheworld

Career opportunities: There continues to be a huge demand for graduate in all areas of Com. Arts, and employ-mentprospectsareexcellent,whichinclude: • AccountExecutive • PublicRelationsPractitioner • Copywriter • Columnist • NewsEditor • EventOrganizer

Qualifications: 1. CompleteUpperSecondarySchooloritsequivalentasrecognizedbytheThaiMinistryofEducation;or a.ObtainaHighSchoolDiplomaorGEDCertificate(USSystem);or b.Pass5subjectsofIGCSE(BritishSystem);or c.ObtainaBaccalaureate(FrenchSystem);or d. Obtain an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma 2. PasstheRICEnglishPlacementTest***orstandardizedscoreof500 (IBT61orCBT173)fromTOEFLandIELTSscoreof5.0.*** An applicant who does not meet the English proficiency requirements may be provisionally admitted. Provisionally admitted applicants will be provided with a Study Plan. The Study Plan will be tailored to meet the applicants’ needs. The Study Plan may include certain coursework prior to commencing the degree program or combining the Study Plan with the regular degree program.



Education System & Academic Calendar:RICemploysthesemestersystem,inwhicheachofthetwosemestersis15weeksandasummerof8weeksinlength.Ouracademiccalendarisasfollows: • Summer : June – July • SemesterI : August – December • SemesterII : January – MayApplication Periods : • Summer : February – June • SemesterI : June – August • SemesterII : September – JanuaryCom. Arts Program Structure: • A4-yearprogram • Totalcredit137creditsPre-College courses (non-credit) 18 creditsThesubjectsforInternationalCommunicationforEnglishProgram(ICE)arethefollowing: ICE Level I ICE001FundamentalEnglishStructure ICE002FundamentalEnglishListeningandSpeaking ICE003FundamentalEnglishReadingandWriting ICE Level II ICE004IntermediateEnglishListeningandSpeaking ICE005IntermediateEnglishAcademicReading ICE006IntermediateEnglishAcademicWritingGeneral Education Courses 32 credits I. HumanitiesGroup 6 credits II. SocialSciencesGroup 6 creditsIII. Sciences & Mathematics Group 9 creditsIV. Languages Group 9 creditsV. PhysicalEducationand/orRecreationGroup 2 creditsCore Courses 99 credits I. ProfessionalFoundationCourses 36 credits II. ProfessionalCourses 63 credits • RequiredProfessionalCourses 39 credits • ElectiveProfessionalCourses 9 credits • ElectiveConcentratedProfessionalCourses 15 creditsFree Elective Courses 6 credits



Semester I

ICO212 InformationTechnologyfor 3(2-2-5)

Communication

ICO218 InternationalMass 3(3-0-6)

Communication

ICA132 PersuasiveCommunication3(3-0-6)


XXXxxx ScienceandMathematicsII3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx SocialScienceI 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx SocialScienceII 3(_-_-_)

Total 21 credits

Semester II

ICO222 LawandEthicsfor 3(3-0-6)

Communication Arts

ICO213 MassMediaand 3(3-0-6)

Dharmacratic Society

ICA214 InformationGatheringfor 3(3-0-6)

Mass Communication

ICA217 PsychologyofCommunication3(3-0-6)

XXXxxx HumanitiesII 3(_-_-_)

ICAxxx ProfessionalElectiveI 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx ScienceandMathematicsIII 3(_-_-_)

Total 21 credits

Com. Arts Study Plan

Semester I

ICO111 CommunicationTheories 3(3-0-6

ICO112 IntroductiontoMass 3(3-0-6)

Communication

ICA111 IntroductiontoJournalism 3(2-2-5)

ICA120 IntroductiontoRadioand 3(3-0-6)

Television

ICA151 PrinciplesofAdvertising 3(3-0-6)

XXXxxxLanguageI 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx PhysicalEducationor 1(_-_-_)

RecreationGroup

Total 19 credits

Semester II

ICO113 SpeechforCommunication 3(2-2-5)

ICO116 CreativeWritingfor 3(2-2-5)

Communication Arts

ICO215 DigitalPhotographyfor 3(2-2-5)

Communication

ICA131 PrinciplesofPublicRelations 3(3-0-6)

XXXxxxLanguageII 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxxScienceandMathematicsI 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxxHumanitiesI 3(_-_-_)

Total 21 credits




Semester IICA491 CommunicationArts 3(2-2-5) Professional Seminar XXXxxx FreeElectiveI 3(_-_-_)XXXxxx FreeElectiveII 3(_-_-_) Total 9 creditsSemester IIICA492 SeniorProject 5(0-10-5)ICA493 Internshipin 1(0-35-18) Communication Arts OrICA494 Co-operativeEducation6(0-35-18) Total 6 credits

Semester IICO311 CommunicationResearch 3(3-0-6)

ICA251 TargetAudienceBehavior3(3-0-6)

ICA252 PrinciplesofMarketingfor 3(3-0-6)

Advertising

ICA314 ArtsforMassCommunication3(2-2-5)

ICAxxx ProfessionalElectiveII 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx ProfessionalConcentrated 3(_-_-_)

Elective I

XXXxxxPhysicalEducationor 1(_-_-_)

RecreationGroup

Total 19 credits

Semester II

ICO312 CommunicationinThai 3(3-0-6)

Culture

ICO318 CommunicationinCurrent 3(3-0-6)

Affairs

ICAxxx ProfessionalElectiveII 3(_-_-_)


Elective II


Elective III


Elective IV


Elective V

Total 21 credits


International Business Program (IB)

Degree: Bachelor of Business Administration (International Business) B.B.A. (International Business)

Why study IB? Extensiveknowledgeofinternationalbusinessanalysisandinternationaltrade Modernanduniquelydesignedprogramtoenhancecareeropportunities World-leadingacademicsandhighlyexperiencedlecturers Multidisciplinary education Thirdlanguageproficiency Localand/orabroadinternshipprogram Internationalexperience TheOutstandingmixoffriendsfromallovertheworld

Career opportunities: There continues to be a huge demand for graduate in all areas of IB, and employ-mentprospectsareexcellent,whichinclude: Multi-NationalCorporationsinSales,Marketing,Import-Export Government:BOI,ExportPromotion,InternationalTrade Trade Organization Entrepreneur Import-ExportBusiness Business Organization

Qualifications:1.CompleteUpperSecondarySchooloritsequivalentasrecognizedbytheThaiMinistryofEducation;or a.ObtainaHighSchoolDiplomaorGEDCertificate(USSystem);or b.Pass5subjectsofIGCSE(BritishSystem);or c.ObtainaBaccalaureate(FrenchSystem);or d. Obtain an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma 2.PasstheRICEnglishPlacementTest***orstandardizedscoreof500 (IBT61orCBT173)fromTOEFLandIELTSscoreof5.0.*** An applicant who does not meet the English proficiency requirements may be provi-sionally admitted. Provisionally admitted applicants will be provided with a Study Plan. The Study Plan will be tailored to meet the applicants’ needs. The Study Plan may include certain coursework prior to commencing the degree program or combining the Study Plan with the regular degree program.



Education System & Academic Calendar: RICemploysthesemestersystem,inwhicheachofthetwosemestersis15weeksandasummerof8weeksinlength.Ouracademiccalendarisasfollows: Summer: June – July SemesterI: August – December SemesterII: January – May

Application Periods: Summer: February – June SemesterI: June – August SemesterII: September – JanuaryIB Program Structure: A4-yearprogram Totalcredit135credits

Pre-College courses (non-credit) 18 credits The subjects for International Communication for English Program (ICE) are the following: ICE Level I ICE001FundamentalEnglishStructure ICE002FundamentalEnglishListeningandSpeaking ICE003FundamentalEnglishReadingandWriting ICE Level II ICE004IntermediateEnglishListeningandSpeaking ICE005IntermediateEnglishAcademicReading ICE006IntermediateEnglishAcademicWriting

General Education Courses 30 credits I. Humanities & Social Sciences Group 3 credits II. Sciences & Mathematics Group 9 credits III. LanguagesGroup 15 credits IV. Interdisciplinary & Physical Education Group 3 credits

Core Courses 99 credits I. ProfessionalFoundationCourses 36 credits II. MajorCourses 63 credits RequiredMajorCourses 39 credits ElectiveMajorCourses 24 creditsStudy Plan



Semester IXXXxxx LanguageIV 3(_-_-_)IAC100 PrinciplesofFinancial 3(3-0-6) Accounting ILA112 BusinessLaw 3(3-0-6)IPO201OperationsManagement 3(3-0-6IHR201 HumanResourceManagement3(3-0-6)IEC212 PrinciplesofMacroeconomics 3(3-0-6) Total 18 Credits Semester IIIAC103 PrinciplesofManagerial 3(3-0-6) AccountingIPO200QuantitativeAnalysisand 3(3-0-6) Business Statistics IFN201BusinessFinance 3(3-0-6)IBM301 InternationalBusiness 3(3-0-6) Management IBM334 InternationalBusinessLogistics3(3-0-6)IEG350 EnglishforProfessional 3(2-2-5) Development Total 18 Credits

IB Study Plan

Semester I

XXXxxx HumanitiesandSocial 3(_-_-_)

Sciences

XXXxxx ScienceandMathematicsI 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx ScienceandMathematicsII 3(_-_-_)

ITA106/107 ThaiLanguage 3(2-2-5)

IMK201PrinciplesofMarketing 3(3-0-6)

Total 15 Credits

Semester II

XXXxxx ScienceandMathematicsIII 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx LanguageII 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx LanguageIII 3(_-_-_)

IEC211 PrinciplesofMicroeconomics 3(3-0-6)

IMG201 ModernManagementand 3(3-0-6)

Organization Behavior

Total 15 Credits

Summer Semester

IRS101 Dharmacracy 2(2-0-4)

XXXxxx LanguageI 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx Interdisciplinaryand 1(_-_-_)

Physical Education

Total 6 Credits




For Regular Study PlanSemester IIBM492CurrentIssuesinInternational 3(3-0-6) Business IBM333 InternationalTrade 3(3-0-6)XXXxxxMajorElectiveV 3(_-_-_)XXXxxxMajorElectiveVI 3(_-_-_)XXXxxxMajorElectiveVII 3(_-_-_)XXXxxxMajorElectiveVIII 3(_-_-_) Total 18 CreditsSemester IIIBM498 Internship 3(0-35-18) Total 3 CreditsOR

For Co-operative Education Study PlanSemester IIBM492 CurrentIssuesinInternational 3(3-0-6) Business XXXxxxMajorElectiveV 3(_-_-_)XXXxxxMajorElectiveVI 3(_-_-_)XXXxxxMajorElectiveVII 3(_-_-_)XXXxxxMajorElectiveVIII 3(_-_-_) Total 15 CreditsSemester IIIBM494Co-operativeEducation 6(0-35-18) Total 6 Credits

Semester I

IBM431Export-ImportManagement 3(3-0-6)

IBM445 CrossCulturalManagement 3(3-0-6)

IBM460 GlobalCompetitiveStrategy 3(3-0-6)

IFN331 InternationalFinance 3(3-0-

XXXxxx MajorElectiveI 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx MajorElectiveII 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveI 3(_-_-_)

Total 21 Credits

Semester II

ILA431 InternationalTradeLaw 3(3-0-6)

IMG336 Leadership,Negotiation 3(3-0-6)

andConflictManagement

IMK331 InternationalMarketing 3(3-0-6)

IPO302ResearchMethodology 3(3-0-6)

XXXxxxMajorElectiveIII 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx MajorElectiveIV 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveII 3(_-_-_)

Total 21 Credits


Information and Communication Technology Program (ICT)

Degree: Bachelor of Science (Information and Communication Technology) B.Sc. (Information and Communication Technology

Why study ICT? - InternationalProgramwithinternationalexperience - Doubledegreewithpartneruniversities - Localand/orabroadcooperativeeducationprogramswithwell-knowncompanies - Modernanduniquelydesignedprogramtoenhancecareeropportunities - World-leadingacademicsandhighlyexperiencedlecturers - Technology-driven and multidisciplinary education - Thirdlanguageproficiency - Outstandingmingleofclassmatesfromallovertheworld

Career opportunities: There continues to be a huge demand for graduates in all areas of ICT, and employment prospectsareexcellent,whichinclude: - System Analyzer and Designer - Information Technologist - Programmer - SoftwareDeveloper - Database Administrator - NetworkAdministrator

Qualifications: 1. AnapplicantmustearnahighschooldiplomathatcomplieswiththecurriculumoftheMinistryofEducation(Thailand)oritsequivalent,andasapprovedbytheUniversity;orhavecomplet-edgrade12inUSSystem;orpassed5subjectsofGCE,GCSE,IGCSE,GEDoritsequivalent. 2. Anapplicantmustnotcarryanyseriouslycontagiousdisease,oranydiseasethatwouldbedetrimentaltohis/hereducation. 3. An applicant must not of good moral character and are not dismissed from the previous educational institution as a form of disciplinary action. 4. AnapplicantpassestheentranceexaminationoftheUniversityaccordingtotheuniver-sity’s regulations.



5. Anyfailormisrepresentationsoromissionoffactsoftheaboveinformationwillbejusti-fieddenialofadmission,cancellationofadmissionorwithdrawalfromtheprogram.

Education System & Academic Calendar: ICTemploysthesemestersystem,inwhicheachofthetwosemestersis15weeksandasummerof8weeksinlength.Ouracademiccalendarisasfollows: - Summer : June–July - SemesterI : August–December - SemesterII : January–May

Application Periods: - Summer : February–June - SemesterI : June–August - SemesterII : September–January

ICT Program Structure: - A4-yearprogram - Atotalof126credits


ICT Study Plan

Semester I

ICT111 IntroductiontoInformation 3(3-0-6)

Technology

ITA106/107ThaiLanguagefor 3(2-2-5)

Communication/ThaiLanguagefor

Beginners

ILExxx LanguagesI 3(x-x-x)

ILExxx LanguagesII 3(x-x-x)

ILXxxx LanguagesIII 3(x-x-x)

XXXxxxScienceandMathematics 3(x-x-x)

IESxxx PhysicalEducation 1(0-2-1)


*Total 21 credits/21 credits

Semester II

MAT153MathematicsforInformation3(3-0-6)

Technology

ILXxxx Languages 3(x-x-x)

ICT101 Object-OrientedTechnology 3(3-0-6)

ICT102 ComputerProgrammingI3(2-2-5)

ICT110 WebSystemsand 3(2-2-5)

Technologies

ICT112 FundamentalInformation 3(3-0-6)

Systems

XXXxxx HumanitiesandSocial 3(x-x-x)

Sciences I



Semester I

ICT202 ComputerProgrammingII 3(2-2-5)

ICT209 DataCommunicationsand 3(3-0-6)

Networking

ICT210 InformationTechnology 3(3-0-6)

Laws

ICT211Databases 3(3-0-6)

ICT212DataStructureandAlgorithm3(3-0-6)

XXXxxx HumanitiesandSocial 3(x-x-x)

Sciences II


Semester II

ITE201 InformationTechnology 3(3-0-6)

Engagement in Community

ICT213 SystemAnalysisand 3(3-0-6)

Design

ICT214 ComputingPlatform 3(3-0-6)

Technology

ICT215 Human-Computer 3(3-0-6)

Interaction

XXXxxxHumanitiesandSocial 3(x-x-x)

Sciences III

XXXxxxMajorElectiveI 3(x-x-x)




Semester I

ICT301 Implementationof 3(2-2-5)

Information Systems

ICT302 SocialandProfessionalIssues3(3-0-6)

XXXxxx MajorElectiveII 3(x-x-x)

XXXxxx MajorElectiveIII 3(x-x-x)

XXXxxx MajorElectiveIV 3(x-x-x)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveI 3(x-x-x)


Semester II

ICT303 SystemsAdministration 3(3-0-6)

and Maintenance

ICT304 InformationAssurance 3(3-0-6)

and Security

ICT305 InformationSystems 3(3-0-6)

Project Management

XXXxxx MajorElectiveV 3(x-x-x)

XXXxxx MajorElectiveVI 3(x-x-x)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveII 3(x-x-x)


Summer

[ICT493]Internship 1(0-6-3)

*Total 1 credit/0 credit


Semester I

ICT401 SeminarinInformation 3(3-0-6)

and Communication Technology

ICT402 BachelorofScience 3(3-0-6)

ResearchSkills

[ICT494]IntroductiontoSeniorProject 2(2-0-4)


Semester II

[ICT495]SeniorProject 3(0-6-3)

or

[ICT498]Co-operativeEducation 6(0-35-18)


*Note: There are two plans, i.e., senior project (A) and

co-operative education (B) denoted by Total credits A

credits/Bcredits,respective


International Hospitality and Tourism Program (IHT)

Degree : Bachelor of Arts (International Hospitality and Tourism)

B.A. (International Hospitality and Tourism)

Why study IHT? • Extensiveknowledgeofinternationalhospitalandtourism

• Modernanduniquelydesignedprogramtoenhancecareeropportunities

• World-leadingacademicsandhighlyexperiencedlecturers

• Multidisciplinaryeducation

• Thirdlanguageproficiency

• Opportunitiesforpracticalworkexperienceandinternship

• Internationalexperience

• Theoutstandingmixoffriendsfromallovertheworld

Career opportunities:

There continues to be a huge demand for graduate in all areas of IHT, and employment

prospectsareexcellent,whichareinindustryasfollows:

• Tourism

• Hotel

• Airline

• Restaurant

• MinistryofTourismandHospitality

• Etc.

Qualifications: 1. CompleteUpperSecondarySchooloritsequivalentasrecognizedbytheThaiMin-

istryofEducation;or

a. ObtainaHighSchoolDiplomaorGEDCertificate(USSystem);or

b. Pass5subjectsofIGCSE(BritishSystem);or

c. ObtainaBaccalaureate(FrenchSystem);or



d. Obtain an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma

2. PasstheRICEnglishPlacementTest***orStandardizedscoreof500(IBT61orCBT

173)fromTOEFLandIELTSscoreof5.0.

***AnapplicantwhodoesnotmeettheEnglishproficiencyrequirementsmaybepro-

visionallyadmitted.ProvisionallyapplicantswillbeprovidedwithaStudyPlan.TheStudyPlanwill

betailoredtomeettheapplicants’needs.TheStudyPlanmayincludecertaincourseworkpriorto

commencingthedegreeprogramorcombiningtheStudyPlanwiththeregulardegreeprogram.

Education System & Academic Calendar:

RICemploysthesemestersystem,inwhicheachofthetwosemestersis15weeksanda

summerof8weeksinlength.Ouracademiccalendarisasfollows:

• Summer: June - July

• SemesterI: August - December

• SemesterII: January - May

Application Periods:

• Summer: February - June

• SemesterI: June - August

• SemesterII: September - January

IHT Program Structure:

• A4-yearprogram

• Totalcredit 136 credits

Pre-College courses (non-credit) 18 credits

ThesubjectsforInternationalCommunicationforEnglishProgram(ICE)arethefollowing:

ICE Level I

ICE001 FundamentalEnglishStructure

ICE002 FundamentalEnglishListeningandSpeaking

ICE003 FundamentalEnglishReadingandWriting

ICE Level II

ICE004 IntermediateEnglishListeningandSpeaking

ICE005 IntermediateEnglishAcademicReading

ICE006 IntermediateEnglishAcademicWriting


General Education Courses 30 credits

I. Humanities & Social Sciences Group 3 credits

II. Sciences & Mathematics Group 9 credits

III. LanguagesGroup 15 credits

IV. Interdisciplinary & Physical Education Group 3 credits

Core Course 97 credits

I. ProfessionalFoundationCourses 36 credits

II. MajorCourses 61 credits

• RequiredMajorCourses 40 credits

• ElectiveMajorCourses 6 credits

• MinorGroup 15 credits

Free Elective Courses 9 credits




Semester I

XXXxxx LanguageIV 3(3_-_-)

IFN201 BusinessFinance 3(3-0-6)

IHT301 SustainableHospitality 3(3-0-6)

Business Management

IHT305 Ecotourism,Adventure 3(3-0-6)

and Medical Tourism

IHT376 HumanResourceManagement 3(3-0-6)

IMG201ModernManagementand 3(3-0-6)

Organization in Hospitality

Industry Behavior

IMK201PrinciplesofMarketing 3(3-0-6)

Total 21 credits

Semester II

XXXxxx LanguageIV 3(3_-_-)

IHT310 HotelOperationsand 3(3-0-6)

Management Current Issues in Hospitality

IHT319 ConsumerBehavior 3(3-0-6)

IHT328 GeographyforTourism 3(2-2-5)

Business

IHT335 FoodandBeverage 3(2-2-5)

Management and Operations

Hospitality Industry

IHT348 RoomDivisionandFrontOffice 3(2-2-5)

Total 18 credits

ITH Study Plan

Semester I

XXXxxx Humanities&SocialScience3(3-0-6)

XXXxxx ScienceandMathematicsI 3(3_-_-)

XXXxxx ScienceandMathematicsII 3(3_-_-)

XXXxxx LanguageI 3(3_-_-)

ITH101 InternationalTourismand 3(3-0-6)

Hospitality

ITH102 PsychologyforHospitality 3(3-0-6)

Industry and Hospitality Industry

Cross Cultural Communication

Total 18 credits

Semester II

XXXxxx ScienceandMathematicsIII 3(3_-_-)


XXXxxx LanguageII 3(3_-_-)

XXXxxx LanguageIII 3(3_-_-)

IAC111 Accountingfor 3(3-0-6)

Non-accountant

IHT103 HospitalityArtsand 3(3-0-6)

Personality Development

IHT108 ComparativeReligions 3(3-0-6)

IESxxx Interdisciplinaryand 1(0-2-1)

Physical Education

Total 21 credits



Semester I

XXXxxxMinorV 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveII 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveIII 3(_-_-_)

IHT493 PreparationforInternship 1(0-2-1)

in Hospitality Industry

Total 10 credits

Semester II

IHT425 StrategicManagementand 3(3-0-6)

Current Issue in Hospitality Industry

IHT494 InternshipinHospitality 3(0-35-18)

Industry

OrIHT496 Co-operativeEducation 6(0-35-18)

Total 6 credits

Semester I

IHT354 TourPackagePlanning 3(3-0-6)

and Management

IHT375 HotelandTourismSales 3(3-0-6)

and Marketing

IHT362 CateringandBanquet 3(2-2-5)

Management

IHT402 EthicsandLawsRelate3(3-0-6)

to Tourism and Hospitality Industry

XXXxxx MinorI 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx MinorII 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveLanguageI 3(_-_-_)

Total 21 credits

Semester II

IPO302 ResearchMethodology 3(3-0-6)

for Tourism and Hospitality Industry

IEG350 EnglishforProfessional 3(2-2-5)

XXXxxx MinorIII 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx MinorIV 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveLanguageII 3(_-_-_)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveI 3(_-_-_)

Total 18 credits



International Political Economy and Development (IPED)

Degree : Bachelor of Arts (International Political Economy and Development) B.A. (International Political Economy and Development)

Why study IPED? • Integratedandcomprehensiveknowledgeofexistinginternationalandglobaldevel-opment issues • Modernanduniquelydesignedprogramtoenhancecareeropportunities • World-leadingacademicsandhighlyexperiencedlecturers • Multidisciplinaryeducation • Thirdlanguageproficiency • Localand/orabroadinternshipprograms • Internationalexperience • Theoutstandingmixofinternationalstudentsfromallovertheworld Career opportunities: There continues to be a huge demand for graduate in all areas of IPED, and employment prospectsareexcellent,whichinclude: • InternationalOrganizations • MultinationalCorporations • DiplomacyandInternationalRelations • GovernmentOfficers • ForeignAffairsAnalysts • Non-governmentalOrganizationsQualifications: 1.CompleteUpperSecondarySchooloritsequivalentasrecognizedbytheThai MinistryofEducation;or a.ObtainaHighSchoolDiplomaorGEDCertificate(USSystem);or b.PassfivesubjectsofIGCSE(BritishSystem);or c.ObtainaBaccalaureate(FrenchSystem);or d. Obtain an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma 2. PasstheRICEnglishPlacementTest***orstandardizedscoreof500(IBT61orCBT173)fromTOEFLandIELTSscoreof5.0.*** An applicant who does not meet the English proficiency requirements may be provisionally admitted. Provisionally admitted applicants will be provided with a Study Plan. The Study Plan will be tailored to meet the applicants’ needs. The Study Plan may include certain coursework prior to commencing the degree program or combining the Study Plan with the regular degree program. Education System & Academic Calendar:


RICemploysthesemestersystem,inwhicheachofthetwosemestersis15weeksandasummerof8weeksinlength.Ouracademiccalendarisasfollows: • Summer : June – July • SemesterI : August – December • SemesterII: January – MayApplication Periods: • Summer : February – June • SemesterI : June – August • SemesterII: September – JanuaryIPED Program Structure: • Afour-yearprogram • Totalcredit135creditsPre-College courses (non-credit) 18 creditsThesubjectsforInternationalCommunicationforEnglishProgram(ICE)arethefollowing: ICE Level I ICE001FundamentalEnglishStructure ICE002FundamentalEnglishListeningandSpeaking ICE003FundamentalEnglishReadingandWriting ICE Level II ICE004IntermediateEnglishListeningandSpeaking ICE005IntermediateEnglishAcademicReading ICE006IntermediateEnglishAcademicWritingGeneral Education Courses 30 credits I. Humanities Group II. Social Sciences Group 3 credits III. Sciences & Mathematics Group 9 credits IV. LanguagesGroup 15 credits V. PhysicalEducationand/orRecreationGroup 1 credits VI. Dharmacracy 2 creditsCore Courses 99 credits I. ProfessionalFoundationCourses 36 credits II. MajorCourses 48 credits •RequiredMajorCourses39 credits •ElectiveMajorCourses9 credits •MinorCourses15 creditsFree Elective Courses 6 credits




Study Plan of IPED Program1. Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE)

Term S

IPE235 InternationalDevelopment 3(3-0-6)

IPE251 ModernManagementand 3(3-0-6)


Total 6 Credits

Term 1

IPE201 PoliticalEconomyin 3(3-0-6)

South East Asia

IPE232 InternationalRelations 3(3-0-6)

IPE236 PoliticalPhilosophy 3(3-0-6)

IPE238 InternationalPolitics 3(3-0-6)

IPE351 EnglishforProfessional 3(3-0-6)

Development

IPExxxMajorElectiveI 3(3-0-6)

Total 18 Credits

Term 2

IPE233 PublicPolicyAnalysis 3(3-0-6)

IPE234 ComparativePolitical 3(3-0-6)

Systems

IPE252 WorldHistory 3(3-0-6)

IPE301 Globalizationand 3(3-0-6)

International Economy

IPE302 ResearchMethods 3(3-0-6)

IPE334 ForeignPolicyAnalysis 3(3-0-6)

Total 18 Credits

Term S


XXXxxx ScienceandMathematics 3(3-0-6)


Total 8 Credits

Term 1

XXXxxx Humanities/SocialScience 3(3-0-6)

XXXxxx Language 3(3-0-6)


XXXxxx PhysicalEducation 1(0-2-1)


IPE101 IntroductiontoSoutheast 3(3-0-6)

Asian Political Economy and Culture

IPE211PrinciplesofMicroeconomics 3(3-0-6)

Total 18 Credits

Term 2




IPE212 Principlesof 3(3-0-6)

Macroeconomics

IPE231 IntroductiontoPolitics 3(3-0-6)

IPE257 AsianHistory 3(3-0-6)

Total 18 Credits



Term S

IPE496InternshipinInternational 1(0-35-18)

Political Economy and Development

Total 1 Credits

Term 1

IPE499SeniorProject5(0-10-5)

Total 5 Credits

Term S + Term 1

IPE495 Co-operativeEducation 6(0-35-18)

Total 6 Credits

Term S

IPExxx MajorElectiveII3(3-0-6)

IPE431 OrganizationDevelopment 3(3-0-6)

Total 6 Credits

Term 1

IPE306 DevelopmentEconomics 3(3-0-6)

IPE333 Developmentand 3(3-0-6)

HumanRights

IPE335 InternationalPeace 3(3-0-6)

and Security

XXXxxx MajorElectiveIII 3(3-0-6)

XXXxxx MajorElectiveIV 3(3-0-6)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveI 3(3-0-6)

Total 18 Credits

Term 2IPE401 CurrentIssuesin 3(3-0-6)

International Political

Economy and Development

IPE402 ThaiBusinessandPolitics 3(3-0-6)

IPExxx MajorElectiveV 3(3-0-6)

IPExxx MajorElectiveVI 3(3-0-6)

IPExxx MajorElectiveVII 3(3-0-6)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveII 3(3-0-6)

Total 18 Credits




Study Plan of IPED Program2. International Relations and Development (IRD)

Term S

IPE235 InternationalDevelopment 3(3-0-6)

IPE251ModernManagementand 3(3-0-6)


Total 6 Credits

Term 1

IPE201PoliticalEconomyin 3(3-0-6)

South East Asia

IPE232 InternationalRelations 3(3-0-6)

IPE236PoliticalPhilosophy 3(3-0-6)

IPE238 InternationalPolitics 3(3-0-6)

IPE351EnglishforProfessional 3(3-0-6)

Development

IPExxx MajorElectiveI 3(3-0-6)

Total 18 Credits

Term 2

IPE233PublicPolicyAnalysis 3(3-0-6)

IPE234ComparativePoliticalSystems 3(3-0-6)

IPE252 WorldHistory 3(3-0-6)

IPE301Globalizationand 3(3-0-6)

International Economy

IPE302ResearchMethods 3(3-0-6)

IPE334 ForeignPolicyAnalysis 3(3-0-6)

Total 18 Credits

Term S




Total 8 Credits

Term 1

XXXxxx Humanities/SocialScience 3(3-0-6)



XXXxxx PhysicalEducation 1(0-2-1)

ITA106/ 107ThaiLanguage 3(2-2-5)

IPE101 IntroductiontoSoutheast 3(3-0-6)

Asian Political Economy and Culture

IPE211 PrinciplesofMicroeconomics3(3-0-6)

Total 18 Credits

Term 2




IPE212 Principlesof 3(3-0-6)

Macroeconomics

IPE231 IntroductiontoPolitics 3(3-0-6)

IPE257 AsianHistory 3(3-0-6)

Total 18 Credits



Term S

IPE496 InternshipinInternational1(0-35-18)

Political Economy and Developmen

Total 1 Credits

Term 1

IPE499 SeniorProject5(0-10-5)

Total 5 Credits

Term S + Term 1

IPE495Co-operativeEducation 6(0-35-18)

Total 6 Credits

Term S

IPExxx MajorElectiveII3(3-0-6)

IPE431 OrganizationDevelopment 3(3-0-6)

Total 6 Credits

Term 1

IPE306 DevelopmentEconomics 3(3-0-6)

IPE333 Developmentand 3(3-0-6)

HumanRights

IPE335 InternationalPeace 3(3-0-6)

and Security

XXXxxx MajorElectiveIII 3(3-0-6)

XXXxxx MajorElectiveIV 3(3-0-6)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveI 3(3-0-6)

Total 18 Credits

Term 2

IPE401 CurrentIssuesin 3(3-0-6)

International Political

Economy and Development

IPE402 ThaiBusinessandPolitics 3(3-0-6)

IPExxx MajorElectiveV 3(3-0-6)

IPExxx MajorElectiveVI 3(3-0-6)

IPExxx MajorElectiveVII 3(3-0-6)

XXXxxx FreeElectiveII 3(3-0-6)

Total 18 Credits



International College

Professional Foundation Course

IAC 151 Principles of Accounting I 3(2-2-5)

Definition and objectives of accounting; benefits of accounting information;

accounting framework; regulations and Acts related to accounting; code of ethics

foraccountingprofession;corporategovernance;principlesandmethodsofaccounting

recordingbasedondoubleentryprinciples;accountingprocedure;accountingcycle;

preparingtrialbalance;worksheet; accountingfor inventory; financialstatementfor

merchandiseandservicebusinesses,andspecialjournals

IAC 152 Principles of Accounting II 3(2-2-5)

Accountingformanufacturingbusiness;statementsofcashflowandstatements

ofchangeinequity;cashcontrolandpettycash;bankreconciliation;vouchersystem;ac-

countingforpayrollandowners’equity

ITE 111 Introduction to Information Systems 3(3-0-6)

Coreaspectsofinformationsystems:informationsystemsinorganization,per-

sons in informationsystems,organizationalapplications, thestrategic roleof information

systems,andstudytechnologyininformationsystems:hardwareandsoftwareinteraction,

CPUstructureandfunction,memorysystemorganization,I/Osystemsetc.


IAC 325 Taxation I 3(3-0-6)

Rules,theassessmentandtaxcollectionproceduresinaccordancetorevenue

codeandothertaxes:personaltaxes,corporateincometaxes,value-addedtaxes,special

business taxes,withholding taxesandcustoms taxes,excise taxes, revenuestampand

others

IEC 211 Principles of Microeconomics 3(3-0-6)

Howresourcesareallocatedthroughmarketmechanism,consumerbehaviors

andutilities,behaviorsoffirms,productioncostandprofit,pricedeterminationinproduct

andmanufacturing factormarketsand resourceallocationefficiency indifferent typesof

marketstructure,andgovernmentregulationofmarkets

IEC 212 Principles of Macroeconomics 3(3-0-6)

Thenationalincomeanditscomposition,determinationofincome,employment

andprice,rolesofgovernment,money,andotherexternalfactorsintheincomedetermina-

tion,andpoliciestoalleviateinflationandunemployment

IEG 457 English for Practical Business 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IEG 107 Business English

Todevelopstudents’fourskillsonpracticalbusinessandprofessionalcommu-

nication.Instructionsfocusonfourlanguageskillswithemphasisonlisteningandspeaking

IFI 201 Business Finance 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IAC 151 Principles of Accounting I

Theimportanceandgoaloffinancialmanagement,formsofbusinessandbusi-

nesstaxnecessaryforfinancialmanagement,rolesoffinancialmanagers,financialanalysis

andplanning, financialdivision inshort-term, intermediate,and long-termcapital, invest-

mentprojectanalysis,financialstructure,costofcapitalandthedividendpolicy



ILA 112 Business Law 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : ILA 108 Introduction to Law

Characteristics of business organizations; partnerships, companies, man-

agement control, auditing, inspection, increasesand reductionsof capital, debentures,

dissolution,amalgamation,bankruptcy, revivebusiness, rolesof financial institutionsand

commercialbanksandstocksexchanges,includinglawsconcernbusinessorganizations,

businessnegotiationandcontractdrafting,settlementofcommercialdisputesandarbitration,

trade competition, industrial law, consumer protection law, economic international trade

law,AsianLaw,andfuturetrendsontheconclusionofinternationalagreementsoninvest-

mentliberalizationwithinAPEC

IMA 143 Mathematics for Business and Economics 3(3-0-6)

Sets,numbersystem, rectangularcoordinatesystem,graphs,sequenceand

series,linearequation,quadraticfunction,polynomialfunction,exponentialfunction,loga-

rithmicfunction,matricesanddeterminants.Emphasizesworkproblemsandapplicationin

businessandeconomicsareas

IMA 144 Calculus for Business and Economics 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IMA 143 Mathematics for Business and Economics

Theconceptof functions,graphs,and limits,Differentiation :basicconcept.

Additionalapplicationofthederivative,exponentialandlogarithmicfunctions,integration.

Furthertopicsinintegration.Functionsoftwovariables,InfiniteseriesandTaylorApproxi-

mation.Thecourseisdesignedforstudentspreparingforacareerinbusinessandeconomics

IMG 201 Modern Management and Organization Behavior 3(3-0-6)

Theprocessofmanagementrelatedtoplanning,organization, leadingand

controlling.Thecoursealsoincludesorganizationalbehaviorssuchasleadership,motivation,

communication,managing groups, teambuilding,manging changes and organizational

culture.


IMG 416 Strategic Management 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite:IMG201ModernManagementandOrganizationBehavior

Meaningandimportanceofstrategicmanagement;thecomponentsofstrate-

gy,thestrategicmanagementprocess,levelofstrategyandtypesofstrategiesincluding

choosingappropriatestrategiessuitedtobusinesssituationsforsuccessfulandeffective

operation

IMK 201 Principles of Marketing 3(3-0-6)

Definitionandmarketingconcept,scope,importanceandfunctionsinproduct

management,physicaldistributionplanning;pricingpolicy;promotion;analysisandselection

oftargetmarkets,marketingenvironment,andmarketingcontrol

IPO 201 Operation Management 3(3-0-6)

Productionfunctionsincludingtheselectionoftheplantlocation,plantlayout

anddesign,theanalysisofworksystem,qualitycontrolandinventory

IPO 203 Management Science for Business Decision 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IMA 143 Mathematics for Business and Economics

Theconceptsandapplicationofmanagementscienceforbusinessdecisions.

Thiscourseprovidestheoryandmethodofstatisticalandmathematicalmodeltosupple-

mentmanagerialjudgmentincludingtheuseofsoftwarepackageintheanalysisprocess

Major Courses

IAC 251 Intermediate Accounting I 3(2-2-5)


Principles and procedure for assets; categories of assets; recognition and

measurementofassets;valuation;allocatingassets tocostandexpensesbasedonac-

countingprinciples;impairmentofassets;presentationofassetsinfinancialstatementand

disclosures



IAC 252 Intermediate Accounting II 3(2-2-5)


Principlesandaccountingprocedureforowners’equityandliabilities:classifi-

cationofliabilities,recognitionandmeasurementofliabilities,valuation,presentationoflia-

bilitiesinfinancialstatementanddisclosures,accountingforbusinessformation,operation,

changeinowners’equity,dissolvingandliquidationofpartnerships,corporationandpublic

corporation,presentationofowners’equityinbalancesheet,anddisclosures


Prerequisite : IAC 251 Intermediate Accounting I

IAC252IntermediateAccountingII

Generalconceptsandframeworkofauditingstandard;regulationandauditingacts;

ethicsandresponsibilityofauditors;fraudanderrors;auditplanning;auditriskandmateriality;

riskassessment;auditevidence;evidencecollectionandauditprocedures;auditsampling;

auditworkingpaper;auditingassets,liabilities,stockholders’equity,revenuesandexpenses;

auditor’sreport;approachesofauditingbycomputers;qualitycontrolofauditing

IAC 321 Internal Auditing and Internal Control 3(3-0-6)


Corporate governance, internal control objectives and components; COSObased inter-

nalcontrol,enterpriseriskmanagement(ERM)basedonCOSOconcept;theevaluationof

internalcontroleffectiveness, internalauditconceptsandestablishing internalauditunit,

ethicsand internalauditingstandards; typesandprocessof internalaudit; internalaudit

ofkeybusinessactivityofcorporateincludingdutyandresponsibilityofinternalauditorsin

ordertodetectfraud

IAC 326 Accounting Information Systems 3(3-0-6)


ITE111IntroductiontoInformationSystems

Definition and components of accounting information systems; principles of

documentation; analysis anddesign accounting information system; processing; control


ofcomputerinformationsystem;documentandinformationofcycle;internalcontrol;docu-

mentandaccountinginformationflows;basicbusinesscycles:subsystemsintherevenue

cycle,theexpenditurecycle,theproductioncycle,andfinancialreportingcycle

IAC 351 Cost Accounting 3(2-2-5)


Importanceandroleofcostaccountinginorganization;definitionofcosts;ac-

countingsystemforcost;accountingprocedureandcontrolofmaterials,labor,manufactur-

ingoverheads;jobordercostingsystem;processcostingsystem;standardcostingsystem;

jointandby-productcosting,spoilage,waste,defectivegoods,scrapandactivity-based

costingIAC 352 Management Accounting 3(2-2-5) Prerequisite : IAC 351 Cost Accounting Rolesofmanagementaccounting inorganization;cost termsanddefinitions;relationshipofcost,volumeandprofit;fullcostingandvariablecosting;budgeting;varianceanalysis,costanalysisfordecisionmakingundercertaintyanduncertaintyconditions;prod-uctpricingandtransferpricing;andperformanceevaluation

IAC 353 Taxation II 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite : IAC 251 Intermediate Accounting I IAC252IntermediateAccountingII IAC325TaxationI Conceptsanddifferencesbetweenaccountingprinciplesandtaxationforrev-enuesandexpensesrecognition;preparationofworkingpaperforcalculatingincometaxperrevenuecode;adjustmentsforfinancialaccounting-basedincometotaxableincome;preparationoftaxreportandtaxreturns

IAC 354 Advanced Accounting I 3(2-2-5) Prerequisite : IAC 251 Intermediate Accounting I IAC252IntermediateAccountingII Accounting policies; changes in accounting and errors; interim statements;accounting for foreigncurrency transactionsand translationof foreigncurrency financial



statements;accountingforheadofficeandbranch;bothdomesticandinternationalbranch;constructioncontracts;consignmentsales;installmentsales;leases;realestatebusinessandaccountingfortroubleddebtrestructuring

IAC 429 Financial Reporting and Analysis 3(2-2-5) Prerequisite : IAC 251 Intermediate Accounting I IAC252IntermediateAccountingII Financial reports and disclosure of accounting information; procedures andtoolsoffinancialstatementanalysis;essentialaccountinginformationfordecisionmaking;moneymarketandcapitalmarket;industryanalysis;effectsofdifferentaccountingpolicyonfinancialstatements

IAC 451 Advanced Accounting II 3(2-2-5) Prerequisite : IAC 251 Intermediate Accounting I IAC252IntermediateAccountingII Accounting forbusinesscombination; investment insubsidiariesandassoci-atedcompanies;accountingforjointventures;preparationofconsolidatedfinancialstate-ments;preparationoffinancialstatementsfromincompleterecord;fundandnon-profitor-ganization

IAC 461 International Accounting 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite : IAC 251 Intermediate Accounting I IAC252IntermediateAccountingII Comparisonofaccountingprinciplesandproceduresofforeigncountries;rolesofinternationalaccountingstandardcommittee,internationalfinancialreportingcommittee;impactsofeconomicenvironments; socialandgovernmentpolicyonaccountingpolicy,includingaccountingproceduresofinternationalbusinesses

IAC 498 Co-operative Education 6(0-35-18) Prerequisite : Student must have enrolled at least 24 credits in the Required ProfessionalCoursescategory Asystematicprovisionofwork-based learning in theworkplacewith theco-


operationbetween theuniversity and theworkplace in order todevelopboth students’knowledgeandwork-relatedskillsintheaccounting.Theperiodofco-operativeeducationmustbenolessthan16fullweeks.Thestudentswillbeevaluatedthroughareporttheex-periencefromtheworkplaceorapieceofothercreativework.

IAC 499 Accounting Internship 3(0-24-12) Prerequisite : Student must have enrolled at least 24 credits in the Required ProfessionalCoursescategory Anaccountinginternshipinstateenterprises,governmentagenciesorprivateorganizations.Studentsneedtocompletenolessthan270hoursofinternship.Thestudentswillbeevaluatedthroughareport theexperiencefromthe internshiporapieceofothercreativework.

Elective Professional Courses

IAC 312 Accounting for Specific Enterprises 3(3-0-6)


Operation characteristics of specific organizations; accounting and internal

controlofassets,liabilities,owner’sequities,revenuesandexpenses;performancereport

and financial position of business such as banks, financial institutions, hospitals, hotels,

agriculture, tourism , cooperatives, heritage and trustees, insurance, small andmedium

enterprises

IAC 361 Public Sector Accounting 3(3-0-6)


Meaning,objectives,conceptsanddevelopmentsofpublicsectoraccounting;

accountingpoliciesandaccountingstandardsofpublicsector;accountingsystemsand

proceduresofpublicsector;preparationandpresentionofpublicsector’sfinancialreports

andgovernmentstatementofexpenditure



IAC 491 Seminar in Financial Accounting 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IAC 354 Advanced Accounting I

Implementationofaccountingframeworkandaccountingstandardsinfinancial

accountingpracticesforvariouscorporations;currentissuesandproblemsoffinancialac-

countingandprofessionalethics

IAC 433 Law pertaining to Accounting Profession 3(3-0-6)

Lawsrelatingtoaccountingprofession,AccountingProfessionActs,Account-

ingActs,PublicCompanyActs,MinisterialRegulations,Announcementororders issued

under thoseacts,aswellas those issuedbyorganizationschargedwith thesupervision

of practitioners in accounting profession; roles of relevant supervisory organizations:

SecuritiesExchangeCommission(SEC),StockExchangeofThailand(SET),BankofThai-

land(BOT),InsuranceCommissionandRevenueDepartment

IAC 462 Information System Audit and Control 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IAC 310 Auditing

IAC326AccountingInformationSystems

Conceptsandeffectsofusingcomputersysteminaccountingdataprocessing;

internalcontrols,computerfraudandpreventivemeasures;riskassessmentandevaluation

ofinternalcontrols;analysesofdataprocessingreliability;audittechniquesforcomputer

systemandapplicationofauditsoftwaregeneralizedforauditing

IAC 463 Forensic Accounting 3(3-0-6)


Definition,conceptsand,evolutionofforensicaccountingpattern;differences

between forensicaccountingand fraudaudit;qualificationsand responsibilitiesof foren-

sicaccountinginvestigators,forensicaccountingprofessionalinstitute,investigationtech-

niquesandmethodsandparticipatingintrialsforlawsuits


IAC 481 Seminar in Auditing 3(3-0-6)


Discussions,analysis,andresearches tocreate in-depthknowledgeandun-

derstandinginauditingstandardsandproblemsinauditing;howtosolvesuchproblems;

currentissuesandspecialproblemsintheauditprofessionandprofessionalethics

IAC 493 Seminar in Internal Auditing 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IAC 321 Internal Auditing and Internal Control

Problems encountered during the course of internal audit and how to solve

them; current issues, specificproblems in the internal audit professionandprofessional

ethics

IAC 333 Accounting Software Package 3(1-4-4)

Prerequisite : IAC 326 Accounting Information System

Generalcharacteristicsofaccountingsoftwarepackage; theuseofaccounting

softwarepackageinthepreparationoftransactionrecordingdocuments;recordinginsub-

systems:suchaspurchasingsystem,salessystem,accountpayablesystem,accountre-

ceivablesystem,inventorysystem,andgeneralledgersystem;financialstatementprepara-

tion,financialdataanalysisandbudgeting

IAC 426 Accounting Information System Analysis and Design 3(3-0-6)


Conceptandprinciplesofaccountinginformationsystemanalysisanddesign;

thefeasibilitystudyoftheaccountinginformationsystemdevelopmentproject;projectman-

agement;presentationofaccountinginformationsystemanalysisanddesignprojects;tools

andtechniquesforaccountinginformationsystemanalysisanddesignbasedonaccount-

ingprocessandinternalcontrolsystem;theevaluationofinternalcontrolsoftheaccounting

informationsystem



IAC 465 Database Management 3(3-0-6)


Introductiontobusinessdatabasesystems;architectureandobjectivesofda-

tabasesystems;concept,settingupdatabasestructureofdifferenttypes;principlesand

toolsfordatabasesystemanalysisanddesignusingrelationaldatamodelandapplication

ofdatabasemanagementsystemsinbusiness

IAC 466 Information System Security and Control 3(3-0-6)


Securityofinformationsystem;systemdevelopment;controlsystemandquality

assuranceofinformationsystem

IAC 494 Seminar in Accounting Information System and Technology 3(3-0-6)


Problemsandcurrentissuesoftechnologyapplicationinaccountinginforma-

tion systems, specificproblemsof technologyandaccounting information systemand

professionalethics

IAC 362 Profit Planning and Control 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IAC 251 Intermediate Accounting I

IAC252IntermediateAccountingII

Strategic planning, roles of profit planning and control and the performance

evaluation of different types of organization; strategic planning and the utilization of the

budgetsasatoolforplanningandeffectivecontrols;keyperformanceindicatorsandre-

portsformanagementandcontrol

IAC 437 Cost Management 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IAC 351 Cost Accounting

Strategic costs management concepts: cost of quality, target costing, val-

ue-chainsanalysisandproductlifecyclecosting;Just-In-Time(JIT)inventorymanagement;

costbehavioranalysis;balancedscorecardinperformanceevaluationandeconomicvalue

added


IAC 438 Principle of Procurements 3(3-0-6)

Procurementpoliciesandstrategies;importanceofprocurement; just-in-time

purchasing;e-procurementsystem;qualitydetermination;ethics inprocurement; theac-

countant’sroleinpurchasingrawmaterials,fabricatingmaterialsandparts,finishedgoods

andequipment;materialplanningandcontrol;negotiationstrategies

IAC 464 Environmental Management Accounting 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IAC 352 Management Accounting

Sustainabledevelopmentconcepts;negativeimpactsofbusinessactivitieson

theenvironmentandsociety;environmentalmanagementpractices,correction,preparation

andanalysisofenvironmentalcost information;benefitsfromenvironmentalmanagement

in termsofmonetaryandnon-monetarynumbers; environmentalmanagement report for

executives,andsustainabilityreportforoutsideusersunderISOschemesorrelatedparties

IAC 482 Seminar in Managerial Accounting 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IAC 352 Management Accounting

Rolesofmanagementaccountinginthechangingbusinessenvironments;the

conductofaccountinginformationforstrategicpurposes;theapplicationsofcostaccount-

ingandtheanalysisofaccountinginformationformanagement;specialproblemsofman-

agementaccountingandprofessionalethics

IAC 419 Tax Planning 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IAC 353 Taxation II

Planningofpersonal income taxes,corporate income taxes,withholding tax,

value-addedtaxandothertaxes

IAC 483 Seminar in Taxation 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IAC 353 Taxation II

InterestingtaxationissuesandtheCentralTaxCourt’sdecisionandjudgments



IAC471 AccountingResearchandMethodology 3(3-0-6)

Principles,researchmethodology,andvarioustypesofresearch;basicknowl-

edgeofresearch;literaturereviewrelatedtoaccounting

IAC 472 Statistics for Accounting Research 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite:IMA141IntroductiontoStatistics

หลักสถิติและแนวคิดพ้ืนฐานทางสถิติเพ่ือใช้ในการทำาวิจัยทางการบัญชี โดยเน้นหลักการเลือก

ใช้สถิติในการวิเคราะห์ข้อมูลและการแปลความหมายผลการวิเคราะห์ข้อมูลด้วยคอมพิวเตอร์

Principlesof statisticsand fundamental conceptsof statistics for accounting

research,withfocusonchoosingstatisticfordataanalysisandinterpretinganalysisresults

throughcomputers

IAC 473 Statistical Analysis in Accounting 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : IMA141 Introduction to Statistics

Probability concept, probability distribution of random variables, probability

modelsinthestudyofaccounting,samplingandestimation,testingthehypothesis,regres-

sionandcorrelationanalysis,forecastingandtimeseries

IAC 474 Computer Usage for Accounting 3(1-4-4)


ITE111IntroductiontoInformationSystems

Componentsofcomputer:hardware,software,andoperationsystem;practice

ofofficecomputerprogramsinaccountingareas:Excel,AdvancedExcelandAccess


Professional Foundation Courses

ICO 111 Communication Theories 3(3-0-6)

Developmentofcommunicationtheories,process,elements,supportingfactors

andobstaclestocommunicationeffectivenessinvariousareas;includingconsequencesof

communication:personalcommunicationandmasscommunicationtonationaldevelopment

ICO 112 Introduction to Mass Communication 3(3-0-6)

Meaning,characteristics,mission,importance,andhistoryofmassmediasuch

asnewspaper,magazine,motionpicture,andbroadcastingmediacoveringmediarelated

activitiessuchasadvertisingandpublicrelations,moralsandethics

ICO 113 Speech for Communication 3(2-2-5)

Theprinciplesofeffectivespeechandhumanthinkingprocess.Analyzeaudienc-

esandevaluateownspeech.Prepareappropriatespeechforvarioussituations,especiallyfor

thoserelatedtoCommunicationArtssuchasmoderator,announcerandpersuasion

ICO 116 Language and Communication in Social and Cultural Context 3(2-2-5)

Basicunderstandingoflanguagenaturefocusingontheeffectivereadingand

writingtoaccomplishthetargetofCommunicationinasocialandculturaldimensionrelat-

ingtolanguageandlanguageusage;developmentofThaireadingandwritingabilitiesin

varioussituation;applicationoftheknowledgetothestudyincommunicationarts

ICO 222 Ethic of Mass Communication 3(3-0-6)

Ethicsofmasscommunicationandcasestudytopromotecodesofconductin

thefield;criticalskills:analyzing,synthesizing,andapplyingtovariousaresofcommunica-

tionartsinrapid-changingsocialandeconomicconditions;solutiontoproblemsinthefield

ICO 212 Information Technology for Communication 3(2-2-5)

Informationtechnologydevelopment,rolesanditsimportanceinapplyingforcom-

munication;anessentialcomputerapplicationprogramsforvariouskindsofcommunications



ICO 213 Mass Media and Dharmacratic Society 3(3-0-6)

Roles, effects, and responsibility of variousmassmedia relating to social,

economic,andpoliticdevelopmentfollowingprinciples,truths,justiceinordertoform‘dha-

macratic’society

ICO 215 Digital Photography for Communication 3(2-2-5)

Elementsandfunctionsofdigitalcamera;variouskindsofdigitalcamera,lens,

accessories;principlesoftakingpicturesbyusingadigitalcamera,selectingpicturefiles,

settingpictureresolution,applyingsaving-picturesfilesystem,settingISObalance,meas-

uringlight,andsettingf-stoptobalancewithspeedshutter;picturecomposition,lightset-

ting,varioustypesoftakingpictures,andeditingpicturesforcommunicativepurposes

ICO 218 Intercultural Communication in ASEAN 3(3-0-6)

Definition,significance,androleofinterculturalcommunicationinASEAN;influ-

enceorsocialattribution,culture,psychology,environment,newcultureentrance,adjust-

ment,proficiencyofculturaldiversitycommunication,comparisonofThaimassmediaand

otherAsiancountries,codeofethicandproblemsininterculturalcommunicationstudies

ICO311 CommunicationResearch 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: ICO 111 Communication Theories

ICO 112 Introduction to Mass Communication

The basic concept, principles of research methodology in social sciences,

characteristicsand typesof researches,defining researchproblems, reviewing literature

anddevelopresearchproposalforcommunication,researchdesign,datacollecting,data

analysisandwritingresearchreportandreferencing

ICO 312 Communication in Thai Culture 3(3-0-6)

CultureandstructuresofThaisociety,values,personality,lifestyles,uniqueness

ofThai frompast topresent,governmentculture,maintenanceanddevelopmentofThai

inheritance,emphasisonrelationsbetweencommunicationandculture,includingdevelop-

mentofcommunicationsinThaisocietyresultingfromchangesinculture


ICO 318 Communication in Current Affairs 3(3-0-6)

Theoretical analysis; concepts; and historic, politic, economic, and social

contextsrelatingtoandaffectingvariouscurrentsituationsinThailandandabroadthrough

massmedia

Required Professional Courses

ICA 111 Introduction to Journalism 3(2-2-5)

Development of both domestic and international journalism, rights, freedom,

roles,functions,andsocialresponsibilities;knowledgeandunderstandingaboutinforma-

tion includingnewsandcritiques; technology in journalism,organizationalmanagement,

andethicsofjournalists

ICA 120 Introduction to Radio and Television 3(3-0-6)

HistoryofradioandtelevisionbothinsideandoutsideThailandradioandtelevi-

sionsystemandtechnologydevelopment,roles,responsibilityandinfluencesonradioand

televisionpractitioner’ssocietyandethics

ICA 131 Principles of Public Relations 3(3-0-6)

Adevelopment and theoryof public relations;procedureofpublic relations;

grouptargetingandtoolsforpublicrelationsprocedureforgovernmentandbusinessen-

terprise;professionalprinciplesandethicsforpublicrelationspersonnel

ICA 132 Persuasive Communication 3(3-0-6)

Characteristicsandtechniquesofeffectivepersuasionusingvariousmedia–both

massandinterpersonal;importantpsychological,socialandenvironmentalelementsaffecting

persuasivecommunication

ICA 151 Principles of Advertising 3(3-0-6)

Advertisingtheoriesandconceptsincludingmethods,rolesandtheinfluence

ofadvertisingtosociety;creativityinadvertising;advertisingplanning;analysisoftheprod-



ucts;marketandconsumersmediaselectionandevaluation;rolesandresponsibilitiesof

agents;lawsandethicsofadvertising

ICA 214 Information Gathering for Mass Communication 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : ICO 111 Communication Theories


ICA 217 Psychology of Communication 3(3-0-6)

Principlesandconceptsofhumancommunication, itsnatureandimportance

ofperceptionandcommunication incertainages;psychologicalcondition,physicaland

socialconditionswhichinfluencecommunicationssuchaspersonality,needs,learning,and

motivation

ICA 251 Target Audience Behavior 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: ICO 111 Communication Theories


Target audience behavior’s lifestyles, perceptive behavior, and attitude

changes, includingdecisionmakingprocedures formediaplanningand follow-upon

resultsofadvertising

ICA 252 Principles of Marketing for Advertising 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: ICA 151 Principles of Advertising

Meaning,scope,andimportanceofmarketing;productclassificationandplan-

ning,productdistribution;pricingstrategiesandpromotion;targetmarketanalysisandse-

lection;understandingmarketenvironmentincludingmarketcontrol

ICA 314 Arts for Mass Communication 3(2-2-5)

Meaningandformatsofartsinbothfineartsandcontemporaryartsaswellas

roleandinfluencesofartsonefficientproductionsofMassCommunicationsuchaselectron-

icmedia,printmedia,film,PRmedia,performingartsandIMCactivities


ICA 491 Communication Arts Professional Seminar 3(2-2-5)

Development in problemsanalysis skills for communication arts; recommen-

dationofactionbyexchangingideasandexperiencesrelatingtocommunicationartsfrom

bothgovernmentandprivatesector;applying theoriesandpractices forcommunication

artsprofessionalarea

ICA 492 Senior Project 5(0-10-5)

Seniorprojectworkoninterestingtopicsorissuescorrespondingtothefieldof

studies;thesisworksupervisedandevaluatedbythesiscommittee

ICA 493 Internship in Communication Arts 1(0-35-18)

Part-timeorfull-timejobsincommunicationartsrelatedfieldofstudents’aca-

demiccurriculumforatleast280hours,undertheguidanceofaCommunicationArtsfaculty

member

ICA 494 Co-operative Education 6(0-35-18)

Trainingintheinstitutionsagenciesaffiliatedtotheco-operativeeducationpro-

gram,withanaimtoprovidestudentswithexperienceandskills inactualworksituation,

self-improvement and how to live cooperativelywith others in society; at least 560-hour

internshipperformanceanddocumentssubmittedhavetopasstheapprovaltheagencies

andthedepartmentalcommittee

Elective Professional Courses

ICA220 IntroductiontoNewsWritingandReporting 3(2-2-5)

Meaning, news value and news issue analysis; organizing thinking and

languageusageinnewswritingaccordingtonewswritingstructurefornewspaper;broad-

casting;andothermedia;practicingnewsarticlewritinginvariouskinds

ICA 316 Mass Communication Business 3(3-0-6)

Principles and techniques of administration;manage various kinds of mass



mediasuchasnewspaper, radio,motionpictures,andpublic relations;marketanalysis,

investment;internationalmasscommunicationbusiness

ICA 336 Presentation Techniques in Public Relations 3(2-2-5)

Prerequisite : ICO 113 Speech for Communication

Principlesandprocessofpresentingpublicrelationsideaandcreation;study

techniquesandstrategiesinpresenting;usemediaforpresentationeffectively

ICA 351 Media Planning 3(3-0-6)


ICA 252 Principles of Marketing for Advertising

Mediaplanningprinciples;mediaanalysisandcomparison;planningprocedures

foreffectiveobjectives;effectivedecisionmakingonmediaselectionincludingthemedia

evaluationandcorrection

ICA 354 Integrated Marketing Communication 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite : ICA 151 Principles of Advertising

Meaning,roles,andimportanceofmarketingcommunication;characteristics

andprocedureofmarketingcommunication;rolesofproductandbrand,targetaudience

behavior,marketingpromotion;mediaplanningandselection;toolsofeffectiveintegrated

marketingcommunication;evaluationofmarketingcommunicationplan

ICA 361 Advertising Presentation 3(2-2-5)

Prerequisite: ICO 212 Information Technology for Communication)

ICO 215 Digital Photography for Communication

ICA 151 Principles of Advertising

PrinciplesandtechniquesofcreativeadvertisingpresentationinvariousFormats;

thepreparationofinformationandmaterials;contentandthinkinganalysis;analyzingclients’

expectation;persuasive techniques toconvey information to impress clients; selecting

effectiveaudio-visualequipments; technical terms inadvertising includingorganizing

portfolioforadvertisingpractitioner


Elective Concentrated Professional Courses • Advertising

IAD 253 Creative and Copywriting 3(2-2-5)


Concept about advertising production procedure, strategies, creativity,

informationanalysisforideacreation;scriptwritingforprintmedia,outdoormedia,broad-

castingmedia,television,motionpicture,internetandothersupportivemedia;analysisof

thecomparisonofcopywritingandrelatedsurroundingfactors

IAD 311 Creative Strategy for Advertising 3(2-2-5)

Prerequisite: ICA 251 Target Audience Analysis

Principlesandproductionprocess;practicecreative thinking inorder to

developskillsincreativethinking;applycreativethinkingtoaplanandsuitablestrategies

foradvertising;practicalexperience,projectcreation,fieldtripandcasestudy

IAD 356 Advertising Design 3(2-2-5)

Historyandthefundamentalsofadvertising,roleswithinanadvertisingagency;

thefunctionoftheadvertisingdesignerrelativetothishierarchy;accuratecommunicationof

theadvertiser’smessagethroughappropriatedevelopmentofconcepts,wordsandvisuals

whichreflectstrategy,positioningandbrandpersonality

IAD 358 Photography for Advertising 3(2-2-5)

Prerequisite : ICO 215 Digital Photography for Communication

Principlesofphotographicproductionforadvertising;processandtechniques

ofphotographinginvarioustypessuchas indoor,outdoor,products, humanfigure;edit

photosbyusingcomputer;evaluatepicturequalityforadvertisement

IAD 359 Electronic Advertising Media Production 3(2-2-5)

Prerequisite: ICO 212 Information Technology for Communication

ICO 215 Digital Photography for Communication



Processandstepsinadvertisementproduction;practiceproducingelectronic

advertisementsuchasadvertisementofradioandtelevisionbroadcastingandotherelec-

tronicmedia

IAD 360 Brand Management 3(3-0-6)

Meaning, roles, importance of “brand” in marketing; concept, theories, and

strategiesinbrandbuilding;processofbrandcommunicationusingvariouskindsofcom-

municationsthroughcaseswhichboth,failandsucceed;evaluatingvalueofbrand

IAD 362 Creative Marketing Activities 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: ICA 151 Principles of Adverting


Meaning,roles,importanceofmarketingactivities;characteristicsandprocessofholding

activities;marketingsituationandtargetaudienceanalysisforplanningandselectingcreative

activities,media,communicationtoolseffectively;marketingactivitiesevaluation

IAD 432 Advertising Campaign 3(2-2-5)



Practiceofadvertisingcampaigns;preparingadvertisingobjectivesconformed

tomarketingobjectives;planninganeffectiveadvertisingmedia;createadvertisingtheme

includingtheusageofaneffectiveandefficientevaluationprocedure

IAD 451 Advertising Management 3(3-0-6)


Administrationsysteminadvertisingbusinesssuchasadvertisingagency,ad-

vertisingproductioncompany; theiradministration,service, rolesof thosewho involve in

advertisingplanning;budgetandotherresourcesallocation;coordinatingwithotheradver-

tisingorganizationseffectively


• Public Relations

IPR 231 Writing for Public Relations 3(2-2-5)

Prerequisite: ICO 115 Creative Writing for Mass Communication

ICA 131 Principles of Public Relations

Principlesandwritingtechniquesforpublicrelationsforpublicitythroughvarious

mediasuchaswritingforprinting,writingforbroadcasting,speechwriting,posterwriting;

variouskindsofwritingtocommunicatingmeaningeffectivelyinpublicrelationsbusiness

IPR 232 Public Relations Media Production 3(2-2-5)

Prerequisite: ICO 215 Digital Photography for Communication

ICA 131 Principles of Public Relations

Developmentofconceptandprinciples inmediaproduction forcomplicated

public relations;electronicmediaproductionandnewmedia;projectcreation forpublic

relationsactivities

IPR 305 Organizational Communication 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: ICA 131 Principles of Public Relations

Fundamentals,concepts,process,andelementsofcommunicationincluding

interpersonal, small groups and organizational communication; types of communication

suchasupwardanddownwardcommunication,formalandinformalcommunication

IPR 311 Creative Strategy for Public Relations 3(2-2-5)


Principlesandprocedure increation;creative thinkingskills;developmentof

creativeskills;designandapplicationofcreativethinking;publicrelationsplanandsuitable

strategies;learningpracticingthroughexperiences,field,andcasestudies

IPR 332 Public Relations Campaign 3(2-2-5)


IPR 231 Writing for Public Relations



Mediausageforpublicrelationsprogramsuchasprintedandelectronicmedia;

effectivecampaignplanning,promotionandpublicrelationsactivitiestopublicizeinforma-

tiontotargetaudienceseffectively

IPR 337 Photography for Public Relations 3(2-2-5)

Prerequisite: ICO 215 Digital Photography for Communication

Principles,theories,andtechniquesofphotographingusedinpublicrelations

business;studylayout;studytakingpicturestouseinnewsarticlesandfeatures,human

picturetakingandlightsetting;practicetakingpicturesspeciallyforpublicrelationsbusiness

IPR 362 Creative Public Relations Activities 3(2-2-5)


Meaning,rolesandimportanceofactivitiesusedforpublicrelations;charac-

teristicsandvariouskindsofactivities;targetaudiencesandsituationsanalysisneededin

publicrelations;creativeactivitiesplanning;mediaandtoolsforeffectiveintegratedcom-

munication;evaluationofpublicrelationsactivityplan

IPR 433 Public Relations and Issue Management in Crisis Situation 3(3-0-6)


IPR 332 Public Relations Campaign

Meaning,creativethinkingforproblemsolvingandissuemanagementincrisis

situationshappeningtoorganizationsusingpublicrelationsprinciples;presentcrisissitua-

tionsandproblemssolved;casestudies,anddiscussion

IPR 434 Public Relations Management 3(3-0-6)


Conceptandtechniquesofpublicrelationsimplementationintheviewofpublic

relationsadministrators;studystrategiesinpublicrelationsadministrations;manageorgan-

izationstructure,personnel,budget,internalbusiness;controlandevaluatepublicrelations

administration


• Journalism

IJR 222 Interviewing Arts and Techniques 3(2-2-5)

Prerequisite: ICO 113 Speech for Communication

Artsoftheinterview,interviewingtechniques,andpreparationforinterview;princi-

plesofphrasingthequestionsandaudiotechniquesformaximumeffectincommunicationarts

IJR 223 Journalistic Writing 3(2-2-5)


Principles,methodsandpractice inwritingof editorials, articlesand short

features;evaluationofrolesandresponsibilitiesofwriterandcriticstowardssociety

IJR 245 Graphic Design for Journalism 3(2-2-5)

Theoriesofartsanddesign,colorprinciples,layoutinprintandonlinemedia;

designandchoosefonts,editpictures,designlayout;usecomputerforprintinganddesigning

andpracticedesigninglayoutforprintmedia

IJR 331 Electronic Publishing 3(2-2-5)

Prerequisite : IJR 223 Journalistic Writing

Electronicpublishingviainternettechnology;conceptsandpracticesin

pagedesign;layout;scanningtechniques;theusageofothereffectivecomputerprogram

supportingelectronicpublishing

IJR 345 Journalistic Photography 3(2-2-5)

Prerequisite : ICO 215 Digital Photography for Communication

Principlesand techniquesofphotography forvariouskindsofprintmedia;

applicationofpicturelayoutforillustrationsofnewsarticles,articles,features,cover,fashion

andothercolumns;ethicsofphotographer;outdoorphotography

IJR 346 Editing for Journalism 3(2-2-5)

Prerequisite: ICA 111 Introduction to Journalism

Rolesandrelationshipamongediting,production,administration,newsdepart-



mentsinnewspaper,magazine,newmedia,radio,televisionbusiness;prepare,selectarti-

clesandillustrators;editfirstdraft;focusingontruth,languageusage,

presentinginformation

IJR 347 Article and Critique Writing 3(2-2-5)


Principlesofwritingforvariouskindsofmedia;writingskillsforvariouskindsof

articlessuchasdescriptivearticle,analyticalarticles, interviewarticleincludingstandard

andreliablecritiques

IJR 348 Feature Writing 3(2-2-5)


Techniquesinwritingfeaturesforvariouskindsofmedia,collectingandediting

interestingfacts;practicingcreativewriting;creativewritinginknowledgeandidea

IJR 450 Editing and Newspaper Production 3(2-2-5)


Newsbusinessmanagement,collecting,selecting,editingnewsarticles, fea-

tures,columnsandillustrations;proofing,designing,arranginglayoutfornewspaper;

practicingnewspaperproductionineverystep.

IJR 453 Editing and Magazine Production 3(2-2-5)


Newsbusinessmanagement,collecting,selecting,editingnewsarticles,features,

columnsandillustrations;proofing,designing,arranginglayoutformagazines.



IAC 100 Principles of Financial Accounting 3(3-0-6)

Natureandconceptsofaccounting; theusefulnessofaccounting information; the

balancesheet, the incomestatementand thecashflowstatements; theaccountingcycleand

accountingmodel;recordingofaccountingfortradingandmanufacturingbusiness;analysisof

financialstatements.

IAC 103 Principles of Managerial Accounting 3(3-0-6)

Managerial accounting concepts; costs classification; cost-volume-profit analysis;

costration;standardcostsandvarianceanalysis;budgeting;costsanalysisfordecisionmaking

andoperationevaluation.

IEC 211 Principles of Microeconomics 3(3-0-6)

Howresourcesareallocatedthroughmarketmechanism,consumerbehaviorsand

utilities,behavioroffirms,costandprofit.Thecoursealsodealswithpricedeterminationinprod-

uctandfactormarketsandefficiencyofresourceuse,structureofdifferenttypesofmarketand

rolesofgovernment.

IEC 212 Principles of Macroeconomics 3(3-0-6)

Nationalincomeanditscomponents,determinationofnationalincome,employment

and levelofprice, rolesofgovernment,money,andexternal factorsaffectingnational income

determination.Thecoursealsoincludeseconomicpoliciestoalleviateinflationandunemployment.

IEG 350 English for Professional Development 3(2-2-5)

English language foreffectivecommunication.Thecoursewill thoroughlycovera

reviewofEnglishgrammarforthecorrectusageofEnglishlanguageandemphasistobemadeon

regularpracticestoimproveanddevelopskillsinacademicreading,listening,writing,andpres-

entationwhichareessentialandcriticaltojobprospectsandastudent’scareeradvancement.



IFN 201 Business Finance 3(3-0-6)

Importanceandgoaloffinancialmanagement,formsofbusinessesandbusinesses

taxesandtheirimportancetofinancialmanagement,principlesoffinancialanalysisandplanning,

capitalallocation,procurementofshort-term,intermediate,andlong-termcapital,projectanalysis,

capitalstructure,costofcapitalandthedividendpolicy.

IHR 201 Human Resource Management 3(3-0-6)

History,theories,principles,scopesandprocessesofhumanresourcemanagement

including human resource planning, job analysis, recruitment and selection, performance ap-

praisal,wageand salarymanagement, compensation, traininganddevelopment,welfare and

fringe benefits, social security, compensation fund, providence fund, government’s pensions

fund,maintenanceofhumanresources,disciplines,terminationandlaborrelations.

ILA 112 Business Law 3(3-0-6)

Characteristics and objectives of important business forms including partnership,

companies,andpubliccompanies.Thecoursealsodealswithincreaseandreductionofcap-

ital,debentures,dissolution, amalgamation,bankruptcy,business revival, roles of private

financialinstitutionsandstockmarkets;importantlawsconcerningbusinessorganizationssuch

asbusinessnegotiationandcontractdrafting,settlementofbusinessdisputesandarbitration,

tradecompetition,industriallaws,consumerprotection,lawsofinternationaltradeandeconomic

unions,Asiantradeandcooperationlaw,andfuturetrendsofinternationalagreements.


Organizationandprocessofmanagementincludingplanning,organizing,leading,

andcontrolling.Thecoursealsoincludesorganizationalbehaviorssuchasleadership,motivation,

communication,managinggroups,teambuilding,managingchangesandorganizationalculture.


Definition,conceptandrolesofmarketinganditsimportancetoeconomy,marketing

environment,marketsegmentation,markettargeting,productpositioning,consumerbehaviors,

marketingmanagementandmarketing informationsystem,productclassification,productmix,

pricingpolicyandstrategy,physicaldistributionplanning,promotion.


IPO 201 Operations Management 3(3-0-6)

Introduction tomanagementofproduction functions including theselectionof the

plant location, the factory layout anddesign, the analysis ofwork system,quality control and

inventory.

IPO 200 Quantitative Analysis and Business Statistics 3(3-0-6)

Theroleofquantitativetheorymodelapplyinginbusiness,linearprogrammingmod-

el,transportationmodel,decisionmakingmodel,queuingmodel,theroleofstatisticsinbusiness

decisionmaking, differentiate between qualitative and quantitative variables, describing data,

probabilityconceptsandcontinuousprobability,hypothesis testing,statistical test,applybusi-

nessresearchanddescriptivestatisticsinmakingbetterbusinessdecisions.

Required Major Courses

IBM 301 International Business Management 3(3-0-6)

Effectofenvironmentalfactorsonmultinationalbusinessoperation,similaritiesand

differenceintermsofculture,legal,politicalandsocialsystemsaswellaseconomicorder.

IBM 333 International Trade 3(3-0-6)

Problemsofinternationaleconomicinterdependencewithspecialattentiongivento

trade,protectionism,tradepolicyfordevelopingcountries,internationalinvestment,thebalance

ofmarketingactivitiesbetweencountriesintheinternationalenvironment.

IBM 334 International Business Logistics 3(3-0-6)

Transportationprocess,marine,road,rail,cargo,air,pipeline,liners,charter,terms

ofcondition,dutiesandresponsibilityofcarrierandshipper,insurance,contractandtransporta-

tion’sdocument,multi-modeltransportandfreightforwarder.

IBM 431 Export-Import Management 3(3-0-6)

Practical,technicalandproceduralaspectsofexportandimportbusinessoperation,

INCOTERMS,documentationandprocessincludingcredit,transportation,insurance,communi-

cationrelationtoexportandimport.



IBM 445 Cross Cultural Management 3(3-0-6)

Development of knowledgeand skills needs tomanageeffectively andworkwith

peoplefromothercultures,developingawarenessofthepervasiveandhiddeninfluenceofculture

onbehavior,particularlywith respect tomanagementandmanagementpractices,developing

familiaritywiththetypeofthesituationsandissueswhichmanagersoftenconfrontwhenworking

internationally,anddevelopingasappreciationoftheimpactonpersonalbehavioroflivingand

workinginanotherculture.

IBM 460 Global Competitive Strategy 3(3-0-6)

Importanceofbusinessstrategies inmovingacompany in the intendeddirection;

toanalyze industryconditionsandcompetitivepressures; to identify,develop,andsustain the

companycompetitiveadvantages,understanddifferentlevelsofstrategynamelycorporate,busi-

ness,andfunction;mostimportantly,tothoroughlydiscussstrategicmanagementprocessfrom

strategyformulation,strategyimplementation,andassessment.

IBM 492 Current Issues in International Business 3(3-0-6)

Differingbusinesstopicsandgeographicemphasisastheworld’sactivitieschange

asthesituationdictates.

IFN 331 International Finance 3(3-0-6)

International Business Finance, Factors essential to Financial Management of

InternationalBusiness,fundraisingthroughInternationalFinancialMarkets,impactofBalanceof

balanceofpaymentsandexchangeratefluctuationoverInternationalBusinessoperation.

ILA 431 International Trade Law 3(3-0-6)

Essentialinternationaltradeagreements,GATT,agreementontextile,publichealth,

tradebarriers,ICCpracticeandreferenceinternationaltraderoleofinternationallaw.

IMG 336 Leadership, Negotiation and Conflict Management 3(3-0-6)

Theoriesandfactorsregardingleaderdesignation,administrativemethods,human

relationships,negotiation,conflictresolving,theleader’s influenceongroupbehavioranddeci-

sion-making,thesuccessandfailureofthegroup,typeofleadership,andtheleader’sadjustment

tosuitgivensituations.


IMK 331 International Marketing 3(3-0-6)

Toanalyzeincreasingcompetitiveinternationalenvironment;tothoroughlydiscuss

marketingdecisionsbeforeenteringforeignmarkets; to identifyandcomparetargetedcountry

attractivenesswith others; to understand pros and cons of eachmode entry, the interactions

amongthediverseelementsofthemarketingmixwhenappliedtoforeignmarkets.

IPO 302 Research Methodology 3(3-0-6)

Introduction to research as a scientific investigation, research proposal, research

processfromgettinganddevelopingaresearchidea,definingtheproblemstatement,identify-

ingvariables, researchdesigns,sampling,methodsofcollectingdata, formulatingand testing

hypotheses,usingsoftwareprogramsuchasSPSSindataanalyzingandprocessing,interpreting

resultsandwritingandpresenting reports,emphasismadeonbusinessproblemsandethical

conductbothinthetreatmentofresearchsubjectsandintheconductofresearchandreporting

researchresults.

IBM 494 Co-operative Education 6(0-35-18)

StudentsmustdotheinternshipintheareaofInternationalBusinessinaselected

organizationlikeanemployeeofthatorganizationforatleast16consecutiveweeksor560hours.

Eachstudentisassignedaparticulartasktocompletewithinthe16weeks.Diaryrecordsmustbe

doneandsubmittedevery2weekstotheadvisor.Studentsarealsoevaluatedbythesupervisor

oftheorganization.

IBM 498 Internship 3(0-35-18)

Part-timeorfull-timejobsinInternationalBusinessrelatedfieldofstudents’academic

curriculumforatleast280hours,undertheguidanceofaInternationalBusinessfacultymember.



Elective Major Courses

International Business Courses

IAM 375 Social and Cultural Diversity in Asia 3(3-0-6)

CultureanditsroleinAsianwayoflife,spatialorganisation,ritual,family,inequality,

constructionofindividualidentitiesandsocialsolidarities,symbolism,belief,kinship,genderand

class;casestudiestobedrawnfromdifferentcountriesinAsia.

IAM 420 China, India and Japan in Global Business Perspective 3(3-0-6)

Chinese,Indian,andJapanesebusinessoperationsinglobalbusinessperspective;

andChinese,Indian,andJapanesevaluesandperceptionstowardstheworldaswellasthepolitical

andeconomicrolesofoverseasChinese,Indian,andJapaneseinDevelopedcountries,EastAsia

countries,andSoutheastAsiaCountries.

IBM 221 International Experience I 3(1-35-20)

AbroadprogramtobeorganizedbyRangsitUniversity.Thecourseisaimedforstu-

dentstohaveaninternationalexposureandtobroadentheirperspectiveoftheworldbytaking

atripabroadandtakeacourseintheirareaorrelatedareaofstudyfornotlessthan45hours

duringtheirstay.TheassessmentwillbedonebyboththehostinstitutionandRangsitUniversity.

IBM 322 International Experience II 3(1-35-20)

AnextensionofIBM221InternationalExperienceI.ClasstobeorganizedbyRangsit

University.Adifferent45hourclassfromthatofIBM221isrequiredandadifferentdestinationis

preferable.TheassessmentwillbeconductedbythehostinstitutionandRangsitUniversityInter-

nationalCollege.

IBM 450 International Commerce: ASEAN 3(3-0-6)

HowbusinessisruninASEAN;analyzingthecountrydemography,culture,political

system,economy,tradingrelationship,lawandregulation,andcasediscussion.


IBM 454 E – Commerce for International Trade 3(3-0-6)

ContentandprocessofE–Commercefor InternationalTrade.Informationsystem

development,E–Commerce,softwarepackageforInternationalTradeE–Commerce,electronic

transfermoney,transferdatabase,datasecurityinInternationalTradeE–Commerce,alsocase

studyforcriticalissueofInternationalTradeE–Commerce.

IFN 431 International Financial Markets and Institutions 3(3-0-6)

Financialinstitutionandmoneymarketstructures,theirprinciplesandscopeofoper-

ations,moneymarket,capitalmarket,andgovernmentsecuritiesmarket,theiroperationalprob-

lemsandpolicy.

IMB 326 Online Marketing and Social Media 3(3-0-6)

Valueofonlinemarketing,resourcesandcustomerdatabasemanagementandcus-

tomercommunicationthroughonlineandsocialmediatoolsthatcanbeusedinmarketingactiv-

ities,marketingplanningstagesforonlineandsocialmediaactivities,conceptofvirtualstorefor

marketingproductsandservicesincludingthefutureofonlinemarketingresources.

IMK 432 Strategic Brand Management 3(3-0-6)

Concept of brand andbrandmanagement as an asset of business, important of

brandmanagement,identifyandestablishingbrandpositioningandvalues,planningandimple-

mentingbrandmarketingprograms,measuringandinterpretingbrandperformanceandgrowing

andsustainingbrandequity.

IMK 433 Strategic Customer Relationship 3(3-0-6)

Conceptual framework of customer relationship management, technological tools

forcustomerrelationshipmanagement, implementingcustomerrelationshipmanagement,rela-

tionshipmanagementinbusinesstobusinesscommerce,relationshipmarketingstrategiesand

customer perceived servicequality, customer relationship in services including case study of

customerrelationshipmanagementpractices.

IMK 451 Marketing Management 3(3-0-6)

Conceptandpracticefrommarketerattitude,marketingplanning,productplanning,

pricingpolicies,distribution,promotion,marketingresearch,marketingpolicytowarddutiesand

responsibilityofbusinesstoeconomicandsocial.



Information and Communication Technology Program (ICT)


MAT 153 Mathematics for Information Technology 3(3-0-6)

Randomvariablesandprobabilitydistributions;mathematicalexpectation;discrete

and continuous probability distribution; functions of random variables; estimation; tests of hy-

pothesis;linearregressionandcorrelation;non-parametricstatistics;Booleanalgebraandlogic

circuits;algebraofsetsandstrings;groupsandsubgroups;data-typesrelatingtoalgebraicstruc-

tures;relationsandfunctions;recursivefunctions;mathematicalmodelsforfinite-statemachines.

ICT 111 Introduction to Information Technology 3(3-0-6)

Introductionof informationtechnology;historyof IT;pervasivethemesinIT:digital

logic,memory,storage,processingparadigms,operatingsystems,programminglanguages;in-

troduction to telecommunicationsandcomputernetworks: internet, intranets,andextranets; IT

anditsrelatedandinformingdisciplinesapplicationdomains:businessinformationsystems,elec-

troniccommerce,decisionsupportsystems,knowledgemanagement;ethicalissuesininforma-

tionsociety.

ICT 112 Fundamental Information Systems 3(3-0-6)

Fundamentalof informationsystems;businessorganizationsandprocesses;busi-

nessenvironments;informationsystemsinorganization;personsrelatedtoinformationsystems;

typeofinformationsystems;systemsandapplicationsoftware;organizingdataandinformation;

introduction tosystemsdevelopment: systemsdevelopment lifecycle (SDLC), systemdeploy-

ment;integrationofITintobusiness,governmentandcommunitysystems;roleofITprofessionals

insolvingorganizationalproblems.

Required Major CoursesITE 201 Information Technology Engagement in Community 3(3-0-6)

Promotingacommonviewofengagement;leadingchange;commitmenttocommu-

nityresponsibility;createinformationtechnologyknowledgetocommunity;effectiverelationship

withcommunityanduniversity;andengagementsustainablelifelonglearning.


ICT 210 Information Technology Laws 3(3-0-6)

Legalissuesininformationtechnology,intellectualproperty:copyright,patents,and

tradesecrecy,transborderdataflow,privacy,libel,crime,constitutionalrights,informationpolicy

ofgovernmentsector,businesssector,andnon-profitorganization,ethicsininformationtasks.

ICT 211 Databases 3(3-0-6)

Informationmanagement concepts and fundamentals; data organization architec-

ture;conceptsofdatabasesystem;databasemanagementsystem;databasenormalization,data

modeling;databasequerylanguage:datadescriptionlanguages,datamanipulationlanguages;

managingdatabaseenvironment;databasebackup,datasecurityanddataintegrity;special-pur-

posedatabase.

ICT 302 Social and Professional Issues 3(3-0-6)

Professionalcommunications;teamworkconceptsandissues;servicemanagement;

socialcontextofcomputing;intellectualproperty;legalissuesincomputing;organizationalcon-

text;professionalandethicsissues,responsibilities;historyofcomputing;privacyandcivilliberty.

ICT 402 Bachelor of Science Research Skills 3(3-0-6)

Full researchprocess:evaluationofaquestionorproblemof interest;developan

appropriateresearchdesigntoacquirerelevantdata;chooseanappropriatemethodofanalysis;

reasonedconclusionabouttheoriginalquestionorproblemofinterest;Basicskillstoundertake

independentresearch.

ICT 213 System Analysis and Design 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: ICT 211 Databases

Systemcomponents;systemdevelopmentlifecycle(SDLC);requirementanalysis;

technicalandoperationalfeasibilitystudies;dataflowdiagram,entityrelationshipdiagram,com-

puter-aidedsoftwareengineering(CASE)tools;transitionfromanalysistodesign:inputdesign,

output design; prototyping, system development, testing, implementation; documentation and

presentation.



ICT 214 Computing Platform Technology 3(3-0-6)

Introductiontocomputerarchitectureandoperatingsystems;hardwarecomponents

andfunctions;processor,bus,externaldevicesconnector,memory,storage;serviceofoperating

systems;process,multiprogramming;timesharingsystem;managementofcomputerresources;

synchronization;concurrency;deadlock;starvation;jobscheduling;advancedvirtualmemoryor-

ganization;parallelprocessing.

ICT 301 Implementation of Information Systems 3(2-2-5)

Informationsystem implementation; implementationprocess;architecture;acquisi-

tionandsourcing;intersystemcommunications;datamappingandexchange;integrativecoding;

scriptingtechniques;softwaresecuritypractices;miscellaneousissues;overviewofprogramming

languages.

ICT 303 Systems Administration and Maintenance 3(3-0-6)

Fundamentalofsystemsadministrativeandmaintenance;administrativeactivities:

useraccounting;printingservice;storageallocation;monitoringandtroubleshooting;administra-

tionandmaintenanceofapplications,operatingsystemsandnetworks;administrativedomains:

ITsystemdocumentation,policies,procedures,educationandsupportoftheusersofsystems.

ICT 304 Information Assurance and Security 3(3-0-6)

Fundamentalaspectsofinformationassuranceandsecurity;securitymechanisms;

operationalissues;policy;attacks;securitydomains;forensics;informationstates;securityservic-

es;threatanalysismodel;vulnerabilities.

ICT 305 Information Systems Project Management 3(3-0-6)

Necessaryfactorsformanagingsoftwaredevelopmentprojects;technicalandbehav-

ioralaspectsofprojectmanagement;managingthesystemdevelopmentlifecycle;requirement

determination;termofreferences(TOR);logicaldesign;physicaldesign;testingandimplemen-

tation;systemanddatabase integration;metrics forprojectmanagement;systemperformance

evaluation;managingexpectationsofsupervisors,users,andworkinggroups;determiningskill

requirementsoftheprojectstaffs;managingsystemforprojectstaffs;cost-effectivenessanalysis;

acquisitionandsourcing;reportingandpresentationtechniques.


ICT 401 Seminar in Information and Communication Technology 3(3-0-6) Teamworking;meeting;conferencing;argumentation;methodsofwritingreport;pro-ject writing; project presentation; seminar evaluation, activities concerning current informationtechnology.

ICT 101 Object-Oriented Technology 3(3-0-6) Fundamental concepts of object-oriented technology; characteristics of objects;classandobjects;objectattributesandbehaviors;baseclasses; inheritance;arrays; reuseofobjects;basicconceptsofobject-orientedanalysisanddesignusingUML.

ICT 102 Computer Programming I 3(2-2-5) Basicconceptsofcomputerprogramming;skillsnecessarytodevelopmodernap-plication;featuresofatypicalmodernprogrammingenvironment;techniquesindevelopingap-plications;objectorientationandvisualprogramming;basicfeaturesofprogramminglanguage;emphasisontheuseofpracticalexamplestoillustratekeyaspects.

ICT 202 Computer Programming II 3(2-2-5) Prerequisite: ICT 102 Computer Programming IFundamentalofthecommercialprogrammingenvironment;featuresofcommercialbatchandonlineprocessingsystems;practicaluseofprogramminglanguagestoimplementalargenumberofexistingonlinecommercialsystems;exploringanumberoffundamentalbusinessonlineprocessingtasksandtheusedalgorithms.

ICT 212 Data Structure and Algorithm 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite: ICT 102 Computer Programming I Introductiontodatastructuresandalgorithms;string;array;record;pointer; linkedlist;listdatastructure;stackdatastructure;queuedatastructure;graphdatastructure;treedatastructure;recursion;searchingalgorithms;sortingalgorithmsandanalysisofalgorithms.

ICT 215 Human-Computer Interaction 3(3-0-6) Humanfactors;Human-computerinteraction(HCI)aspectsofapplicationdomains;human-centered evaluation; developing effective interfaces; accessibility; emerging technolo-gies;human-centeredsoftwaredevelopment;technologicalopportunitiesinthedesignofinterac-tivesystems;processofdesigninguserinterfaces;evaluationofuserinterfacedesigns.



ICT 110 Web Systems and Technologies 3(2-2-5)

StructureofWorldWideWeb;webdesignconceptsandtechniques;practicalsteps

toplan,organize,create,andmaintainawebsitefromstarttofinish;digitalmedia;webdevelop-

mentusingmarkuplanguagesuchasHTML,XHTML,XML;vulnerabilities.

ICT 209 Data Communications and Networking 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: ICT 111 Introduction to Information Technology

Foundations of networking; in-depth knowledgeof data communications andnet-

working theory; concepts and requirements relative to telecommunications and networking

technologies;structures;hardwareandsoftware;typesofcomputernetworks;layersofcontrol;

networkmechanism; routingandswitching;physical layer; labof networkingdesign; security;

networkmanagement;buildandmaintainaLocalAreaNetwork(LAN).

ICT 493 Internship 1(0-6-3)

Studentswillenteranindustrialtrainingprogramwiththeindustrialsector,thebusi-

nesssector,orotherpublicorganizationsforaperiodofatleast280hours.Studentisrequiredto

dothereport.

ICT 494 Introduction to Senior Project 2(2-0-4)

Prerequisite:Haveearnedatleast45creditsofrequiredmajorcoursesorconsentof

HeadofProgram

Creationofseniorprojecttopics;outlininganddraftingseniorprojects;citationsand

referenceformats;writingintroductionforseniorprojects;compilationoftheories;frameworksand

existedworksand/orrelatedresearches;writingforseniorprojectmethodologies;development

andpresentationofmodelsand/ortoolsusedinseniorprojects;preliminaryexaminationofsenior

projectproposals.

ICT 495 Senior Project 3(0-6-3)

Prerequisite:HaveearnedICT494IntroductiontoSeniorProjectand/orHaveearned

atleast50creditsofrequiredmajorcoursesorconsentofHeadofProgram

Completionofseniorprojects;printingstandardforfullseniorprojects;preparation

forfinalexaminationofseniorprojects;finalexaminationofseniorprojects.


ICT 498 Co-operative Education 6(0-35-18)

Prerequisite:Haveearnedatleast60creditsofmajorcoursesorconsentofHeadof

Program

Minimumof16weeksor560hoursmustbeachieved.Thisprogramisdesignedto

enhancetraditionalacademicstudybyprovidingstudentstheopportunitytointegrateacademic

studyandclassroomtheorywithproductiveandreal-lifeworkexperienceinInformationandCom-

municationTechnologyfieldataworksiteinthecommunity.Italsoprovidesthetimetoexplore

occupationalareasandtodevelopskills,knowledgeandattitudesneededtobecomeproductive

andsatisfiedmembersofsociety.

Major Elective Courses

ICT 320 Animation and Multimedia Technology 3(3-0-6)

Currentpracticesininformationretrieval;keyconceptsinstoryboarding,scenecom-

position;lightingandsoundtrackgeneration;keyframing;motioncapture;simulationtechniques;

algorithmstocontrolthemotionofarticulatedlimbs;skeleton-muscle-skinmodels;facialanima-

tion;representationandanimationofsurfacedetail.

ICT 323 Electronic Commerce 3(3-0-6)

Introductiontoelectroniccommerceandmobilecommerce;Infrastructureandweb

basedtoolsforelectronicandmobilecommerce;Electronicandmobilecommercebusinessmod-

els;Securityissues,andelectronicpaymentsystems;Strategiesformarketing,sales,purchasing,

andpromotion;Legalandethicsissuesunderlyingelectronicandmobilecommerce.

ICT 324 Data Warehouse and Data Mining 3(3-0-6)

Introductiontodatawarehouse:characteristicsofdatawarehouse,drawbacksand

benefitsofdatawarehouse,architectureofdatawarehouse,internaldatastructurefordataware-

house,dataintegration,creatinghighqualitydata,datamart,onlineanalyticalprocessing;intro-

ductiontodatamining:typesofdataformining,architectureoftypicaldataminingsystem,data

preprocessing,associationrulemining,classificationandprediction,clustering,miningcomplex

data,dataminingapplications,currenttrendsindatamining,textmining,webmining,including

toolsfordatamininganalysissuchasWEKA,SAS,etc.



ICT 325 Internet Systems Programming 3(2-2-5)

Technologiesfortheinternet;practicalexperienceinprogrammingweb(HTTP)serv-

ersandclients;creatingXMLdocumentsandimplementingassociatedXMLsoftware;program-

mingSOAPandWebServices;buildingdatabasewebfront-ends.

ICT 327 Business Intelligence Application Development 3(2-2-5)

BusinessIntelligence(BI)concepts;requirementsforBusinessIntelligence;advan-

tageanddisadvantageofBusinessIntelligence;architectureofBusinessIntelligence,Business

Intelligencemethodology;designofadvancedcorporatereportingofBusinessIntelligence(BI);

WebIntelligence,DesktopIntelligenceforBIsoftwaresuchasBusinessObjects,Cognos,Oracle

,SQLserver;studyingBalancedScorecardandKeyPerformanceIndicators.

ICT 328 Social Media Management 3(3-0-6)

Social facts; social computing; socialmedia; fundamental ofmanagement; social

web;socialgraph;socialtext;socialbusiness;socialmediastrategy;socialmediainmarketing;

socialmediaininnovation;socialmediaincustomerservice;socialmediainknowledgemanage-

mentandhumanresourcemanagement;socialmediainpublicsectorandbusiness;socialmedia

engagement;socialmediaanalytics;crisismanagement.

ICT 329 Big Data Analytics 3(3-0-6)

Basicconceptsofbigdataanalytics;applicationinsocialnetworkanalysis;bigdata

analyticsplatform;socialnetworkanalytics;MapReduceprogramming;MapReducebasedcom-

putingframework,generalalgorithmsfordataanalytics,trendandoutbreakdetectionfromsocial

networkstreams;practicalsessionsdedicatedtothe implementationofbigdataanalyticswith

selectedprogramminglanguageandtools.

ICT 331 Cloud Computing 3(3-0-6)

Introduction tocloudcomputing;cloudarchitectureandservicemodels; theeco-

nomicsandbenefitsofcloudcomputing;horizontalandverticalscaling;thinclient;multiprocessor

andvirtualization;distributedstorage;securityandfederation:presence,identityandprivacyin

cloudcomputing;publiccloud;communitycloud;hybridcloud;privatecloud;softwareasaser-

vice;platformasaservice;technologiesincloud;programmingincloud;applyingcloudcomput-

inginvariousdomains.


ICT 333 Enterprise Architectures 3(3-0-6) Foundationofenterprisearchitectures;defineoperatingmodel; implement theop-eratingmodelviaenterprisearchitecture;enterprisearchitecturematurity;buildtheprojectatatime;useenterprisearchitecturestoguideoutsourcing.

ICT 334 Object-Oriented Database Implementation and Management 3(3-0-6) Object-orienteddatabaseandmanagement;object-relationaldatabase;stabilityofda-tabase;databaseadministration;workingwithotherdatabases;developmentandapplicationofob-jectdataprogrammingusingobject-orientedprogramminglanguagessuchasC++,JAVAorO2.

ICT 335 Network Design and Implementation 3(3-0-6) Introductiontonetworking;time-divisionmultiplexing;fiber-optictechnologies;wave-length-divisionmultiplexing;SONETarchitectures;SDHarchitectures;packetringtechnologies;multiserviceSONETandSDHplatforms;networkcasestudy.

ICT 336 Introduction to Machine Learning 3(3-0-6) Introductiontomachinelearning;supervisedlearning;Bayesiandecisiontheory,par-ametricmethods;multivariatemethods;reduction;clustering;nonparametricmethods;decisiontrees;kernelmachines;combiningmultiplelearners.

ICT 337 Image Processing 3(3-0-6) Introduction to imageprocessing; image transformations; statistical description ofimages;imageenhancement;imagerestoration;imagesegmentationandedgedetection;imageprocessingformultispectralimages.

ICT 338 Intelligent Systems 3(3-0-6) Introduction toartificial intelligenceandapplications; introduction togameAI; rulebasedexpertsystems;neuralcomputing;fuzzylogic;geneticalgorithms,intelligentagents,statemachinesandmethodsofevaluatingthesetechnologies.

ICT 339 Computer Forensics 3(3-0-6) Introductiontocomputerforensics,trackingonoffender,encryptionandforensics,datahiding,hostilecode,electronictoolkit,investigatingcomputersandhost,introductiontothecriminaljusticesystem.



ICT 421 Wireless Network 3(3-0-6)

Conceptsofwirelessdatanetworkandmodernknowledgeofwireless implemen-

tation,emergingtechnologiessuchaswirelessphonesystems,mobileinternetsystem,wireless

localloop(WLL),satellitesystem,Bluetooth,etc.,WirelessLocalAreaNetwork(WLAN)technolo-

gies,IEEE802.11standard,wirelessLANtopologies,majorWLANequipment:wirelessNIC,ac-

cesspoints,wirelessbridgesandantennasystems,WLANsecuritysystems, thedesign,plan-

ning,implementation,operationandtroubleshootingofWLAN.

ICT 422 Games Design and Programming 3(3-0-6)

Electronicgamesdesignandprogramming;thedesignandimplementationofgames

engines;historyofgamedesignartificialintelligenceandmediacreationfordifferentgenresof

games;motiongeneration;behavioralcontrolforautonomouscharactersวinteractionstructure;

andsocialandinterfaceissuesofmulti-userplay.

ICT 424 Computer Graphics 3(3-0-6)

Hardwareandsoftwareprinciplesofinteractiverastergraphics;introductiontothe

basic concepts; 2-D and 3-Dmodeling and transformations; viewing transformations; projec-

tions;renderingtechniques;graphicalsoftwarepackagesandgraphicssystems;practicaluse

ofastandardcomputergraphicsAPItoreinforce;conceptsandfundamentalcomputergraphics

algorithms.

ICT 425 Mobile Applications Implementation 3(2-2-5)

Webapplicationdevelopmentonmobiledevices;developmentprocess;underling

technology:mobilecommunications,embeddedvisualtools,andmobiledevelopmentframeworks.

ICT 426 Search Engine and Retrieval Systems) 3(3-0-6)

Modelsandmethods for storageand retrievalof information; topics include infor-

mationretrieval techniques, textanalysisandautomatic indexing,documentclustering,search

techniques,searchenginearchitecture, techniques for rankingsearch results, retrievalperfor-

mancemeasurement,andcurrentresearchtopicsrelatedtosearchengine;imageretrievaland

multimediaretrieval.


ICT 428 Computer Vision and Augmented Reality 3(3-0-6)

ComputerVisiontechnology;introductionofAugmentedReality;filtering;imagerep-

resentations;texturemodels;colorvision;multi-viewgeometry;projectivereconstruction;Bayes-

ianvision;statisticalclassifiers;clustering&segmentation;votingmethods;trackinganddensity

propagation;visualsurveillanceandactivitymonitoring;medicalimaging;imagedatabases;and

image-basedrendering;recentAugmentedRealityapplications.

ICT 429 Management of Information Technology Services 3(3-0-6)

Organizationstructure;organizationalcommunication;budgetingissues;personnel

hiring;evaluationandpromotion;physicalplantlayout;controlsandproceduresforroutinedaily

operation;securityanddisasterplanning;improvestheadjustmentfromtheacademictothebusiness

environment.

ICT 489 Special Topics in Information and Communication Technology 3(3-0-6)

SpecialtopicsinInformationandCommunicationTechnologyareas,fromsemester

tosemesterwithchangeofcontent,topicsmustbeapprovedbydepartmenthead.



reviewofEnglishgrammarforthecorrectusageofEnglishlanguageandemphasistobemadeon

regularpracticestoimproveanddevelopskillsinacademicreading,listening,writing,andpres-

entationwhichareessentialandcriticaltojobprospectsandastudent’scareeradvancement.

IBM 221 International Experience I 3(1-35-20)

OverseaprogramtobeorganizedbyRangsitUniversity.Thecourseisaimedforstu-

dentstohaveaninternationalexposureandtobroadentheirperspectiveoftheworldbytakinga

tripabroadandtakeacourseintheirareaorrelatedareaofstudyfornotlessthan45hoursduring

theirstay.TheassessmentwillbedonebyboththehostinstitutionandRangsitUniversity.

IBM 322 International Experience II 3(1-35-20)

ExtensionofIBM221InternationalExperienceI.ClasstobeorganizedbyRangsit

University.Adifferent45hourclassfromthatofIBM221isrequiredandadifferentdestinationis

preferable.TheassessmentwillbeconductedbythehostinstitutionandRangsitUniversity



กลุ่มวิชาพื้นฐาน

IPE 101 Introduction to Southeast Asian Political Economy and Culture) 3(3-0-6)

BasicknowledgesofSoutheastAsiancountries in theareaofpolitics,economics,

andculture, informationonASEANnationsnamelyBruneiDarussalam,KingdomofCambodia,

Republicof Indonesia,LaoPeople’sDemocraticRepublic,Malaysia,Republicof theUnionof

Myanmar,RepublicofthePhilippines,RepublicofSingapore,andSocialistRepublicofVietnam.

theirdevelopmentandinvolvementinglobalpoliticaleconomy.firsthandexperienceinASEAN

country(ies).

IPE 211 Principles of Microeconomics 3(3-0-6)

Howresourcesareallocatedthroughmarketmechanism,consumerbehaviorsand

utilities,behavioroffirms,costandprofit.Thecoursealsodealswithpricedeterminationinprod-

uctandfactormarketsandefficiencyofresourceuse,structureofdifferenttypesofmarketand

rolesofgovernment.

IPE212 PrinciplesofMacroeconomics 3(3-0-6)

Nationalincomeanditscomponents,determinationofnationalincome,employment

andlevelofprice,rolesofgovernment,money,andexternalfactorsaffectingnationalincomede-

termination.Thecoursealsoincludeseconomicpoliciestoalleviateinflationandunemployment.

IPE 231 Introduction to Politics 3(3-0-6)

General ideaof politics and thedevelopment of political science;,meaningsand

aimsofstate,politicalideasanddoctrines,politicalinstitutionandprocesses,power/authorityand

allocationofvalues,politicsintheotherforms.

IPE 232 International Relations 3(3-0-6)

Issuesandtheoriesininternationalrelations:thenatureofworldpolitics,theoriesof

internationalrelationsanddiplomacy,elementsoftheworldsystemandthemainactorsinworld

politics. The course also discuss the ends and themeans of foreignpolicy as conductedby

สาขาวิชาเศรษฐศาสตร์การเมืองและการพัฒนาระหว่างประเทศ

(หลักสูตรนานาชาติ)


states in international relations: intervention,alliances,economics integrationand interdepend-

ence,neutrality,isolationandnon-alignment.

IPE 233 Public Policy Analysis 3(3-0-6)

Conceptsofpolicyanalysis,theroleofthegovernmentandtheanalysisofdecision

makingofcivilservants,modelsofpublicpolicyanalysis,publicpolicymakingprocess;policy

implementationandevaluation.

IPE 234 Comparative Political Systems 3(3-0-6)

Ideologies,theories,politicalanalysis,democraticsystem,authoritariansystem,con-

ceptsofpower,politicalinstitutions,thestructureofmodernpolitics,politicalprocess,elections,

campaigns,politicalcommunication,politicalparticipation,politicaldevelopmentincomparative

approaches.

IPE 235 International Development 3(3-0-6)

Developmenttheoriesandpracticefromaninterdisciplinaryperspective,overview

of thehistoryofdevelopmentco-operation in thepast50years, themainconceptsand ideas

ondevelopment,principalfeaturesofthetheoriesunderlyingpastandpresentapproachesto

internationaldevelopment,rolesofdifferentactorsincludinginternationalorganizations,national

governmentandcivilsocietyorganizationsofdevelopmentco-operation.

IPE 236 Political Philosophy 3(3-0-6)

Political philosophy, political ideologies, political theory,Marxist approach,Mann-

heim’s ‘Utopia’,Freud’s ‘Necessary Illusion’, Lyotard’s ‘postmodernism’,Anderson’s ‘Imagined

Community’,Miller’s‘NationalIdentity’,Kymlicka’s‘Multiculturalism’,Rosseau’s‘TheSocialCon-

tract’,Locke’s‘TwoTreatiesofGovernment’,Burke’s‘Convervatism’,Kropotkin’s‘Libertarian’,So-

cialDarwinism,liberationtheology.

IPE 251 Modern Management and Organization Behavior 3(3-0-6)

Theorganizationandprocessofmanagementincludingplanning,organizing,lead-

ing,andcontrolling.Thecoursealsoincludesorganizationalbehaviorssuchasleadership,moti-

vation,communication,managinggroups,teambuilding,managingchangesandorganizational

culture.



IPE 252 World History 3(3-0-6)

Thehistoryandcultureofthecontemporaryworld,someoftheimportantpolitical,

economic,social,intellectual,culturalandreligiouschanges,theworldcircumstancesthathave

shapedthedevelopmentofrecentworldcivilization.

IPE 302 Research Methods 3(3-0-6)

Research,hypothesistestingbyusingparametersandnotusingparameters,such

as, chi-square, deviation analysis, regressionanalysis, correlation, time series, using software

programsuchasSPSS.Studytherelationshipbetweenmodels,information

systemsandbusinessdecisions.Thepracticalapplicationofbehavioralandstatisticalmethods

forthepurposeofobtainingandanalyzingrelevantbusinessinformationwillalsobeexamined.

IPE 351 English for Professional Development 3(3-0-6)


reviewofEnglishgrammarforthecorrectusageofEnglishlanguageandemphasistobemade

onregularpractices to improveanddevelopskills inacademicreading, listening,writing,and

presentationwhichareessentialandcriticaltojobprospectsandastudent’scareeradvancement

inPhilosophy,PoliticsandEconomicorInternationalRelationsandDevelopment.

กลุ่มวิชาชีพ

วิชาชีพ-บังคับ

IPE 201 Political Economy in South East Asia 3(3-0-6)

ApproachestothestudyofpoliticaleconomyinSoutheastAsia:modernizationthe-

orytodependencyandMarxistTheory,Colonialismandliberalism,coldwarandpost-coldwar

regional effect, regional integration, ethnicproblems,political economyof theboomandbust

period,politicalstructuresandChineseentrepreneurship.

IPE 241 Thai Government and Politics 3(3-0-6)

ModernThaipoliticsandgovernmentfrom1932topresent;Thaidemocraticregime:

constitution,people,theking,thenationalassembly,thecabinet,thecourts,localgovernment,

andcivilsociety;thefutureofThaipolitics.


IPE 253 Elements of Philosophy I 3(3-0-6)

Historyof theAsiancountries from their initialsettlementof the regionand theird-

evelopment;Asiansocietybeginningwith theancientcivilization; theemphasismadeon their

progressiveinvolvementintheglobalpoliticaleconomy.

IPE 254 Elements of Philosophy II 3(3-0-6)

Acriticalstudyandanalysisofmodernwesternphilosophy.Philosophicalthought

fromDescartes,Kant,Hume,Hobbes,Locke,andneo-Thomistsandtheinfluenceofthesecur-

rentsonmodernpoliticalandethicalproblems.SimilaritiesanddissimilaritiestoTaoism,Confu-

cianismandBuddhism.

IPE 301 Globalization and International Economy 3(3-0-6)

TheintroductoryoverviewofGlobalizationandInternationalEconomy.Theories,his-

tory,andissuesinInternationalEconomywillbeexplored.Thefundamentaltraditionofeconom-

icsonlyrecognizestheroleofnationalgovernment,whichisoftenreferredinthecaseofmarket

failure,butInternationalEconomyalsorecognizestheroleforeigngovernmentsandinternational

institutionsplay in theeconomy.Asolidbackgroundofsocio-politicalstructureandcontextof

internationaleconomicrelations.Emphasiswillbeplacedonmajorissuesincludingthepolitical

economyofinternationaltrade,economicreform,multinationalcorporationsintheglobalecono-

my,theinternationalmonetarysystem,aswellastheconsequencesandcontroversiesofglobali-

zation.

IPE 306 Development Economics 3(3-0-6)

KeyissuesofGlobalEconomicDevelopmentinthe21stcentury.Therelevantthe-

oretical definitions, principles and historical context of economic development, concepts and

trendswithaglobalperspective.Economicandsocialproblemsfacedbydevelopingcountries

andpossiblepolicyrecommendations.

IPE 307 International Organizations and Economic Integration 3(3-0-6)

RolesofinternationalorganizationssuchasUnitedNations,InternationalMonetary

Fund,WorldBank,WorldTradeOrganization,andInternationalCourtofJustice.Majorconcepts

explainingtheoriginsanddynamicsofinternationalorganizations;comparingdifferentkindsof

internationalorganizations;limitations,impacts,andfuturetrendsofinternationalorganizationsin



worldpoliticsincludinginternationaleconomicpoliticalandlegalorganizationsEconomicintegra-

tionandthecomparisonbetweendifferentregionalintegration.

IPE 315 International Trade Theories and Policies 3(3-0-6)


tradebarriers,ICCpracticeandreferenceinternationaltraderole.

IPE 316 Economics of Public Sector 3(3-0-6)

Theexistenceofgovernmentsandtheeffectofeconomicactivity.Thewaygovern-

mentscandealwiththefailureofmarketstoachieveefficientoutcomes.Publicexpendituresand

taxation.Theuseofprivatefinanceinitiativesandpublic-privatepartnershipsforschooleduca-

tion,hospitalsandotherpublicservicesandreformsofsocialsecuritybenefits.

IPE 401 (Current Issues in International Political Economy and Development) 3(3-0-6)

Applicationofpracticalanalysistoanumberofinternationalrelationsdebates.The

coursewillbeorganizedaroundcasestudies.Thecasestudieswillbechosentohighlightand

extendfundamentalinternationalrelationsconceptswhilealsoprovidingskillsinorganizingand

examiningdata.

IPE 402 Thai Business and Politics 3(3-0-6)

The development of business leaders, groups, conglomerates, organizations and

associationinThailandwithafocusonthepatternsofrelationstoThaipoliticsandchangesin

political/powerrelations.Therelationshipbetweenconstitutionsandtopologyofpoliticalregime

particularlythedemocraticform.

IPE 495 (Co-operative Education) 6(0-35-18)

Studentsmustdo the internship in theareaof InternationalPoliticalEconomyand

Developmentinaselectedorganizationlikeanemployeeofthatorganizationforatleast16con-

secutiveweeksor560hours.Eachstudentisassignedaparticulartasktocompletewithinthe16

weeks.Diaryrecordsmustbedoneandsubmittedevery2weekstotheadvisor.Studentsarealso

evaluatedbythesupervisoroftheorganization.

IPE 496 Internship in International Political Economy and Development 1(0-35-18)

Part-timeor full time-time jobs in InternationalPoliticalEconomyandDevelopment


relatedfieldofstudents’academiccurriculumforatlest200hours,undertheguidanceofaInter-

nationalPoliticalEconomyandDevelopment

IPE 499 Senior Project 5(0-10-5)

Methodology,stepsinconductingaresearch,researchplanning,problemsetting,

assumptionsettingandtestofassumption,datacollection,dataanalysis,andpresentation.

แขนงวิชาปรัชญา การเมือง และเศรษฐศาสตร์






IPE 238 International Politics 3(3-0-6)

Thehistory,majorissuesandtheoriesincontemporaryworldpolitics.Anoverviewof

variousapproaches,suchasRealism,LiberalismandReflectivisttheories.Globalizationandthe

changingnatureofthemodernstate,integration,internationallaw,ethics,andtheroleofinterna-

tionalorganizations.

IPE 257 Asian History 3(3-0-6)

HistoryoftheAsiancountriesfromtheirinitialsettlementoftheregionandtheir

development;Asiansocietybeginningwiththeancientcivilization;theemphasismadeontheir

progressiveinvolvementintheglobalpoliticaleconomy.


TheintroductoryoverviewofGlobalizationandInternationalEconomy.Theories,histo-

ry,andissuesinInternationalEconomywillbeexplored.Thefundamentaltraditionofeconomicsonly

recognizestheroleofnationalgovernment,whichisoftenreferredinthecaseofmarketfailure,but

InternationalEconomyalsorecognizestheroleforeigngovernmentsandinternationalinstitutionsplay

intheeconomy.Asolidbackgroundofsocio-politicalstructureandcontextofinternationaleconomic



relations.Emphasiswillbeplacedonmajorissuesincludingthepoliticaleconomyofinternational

trade,economicreform,multinationalcorporationsintheglobaleconomy,theinternationalmonetary

system,aswellastheconsequencesandcontroversiesofglobalization.


Key issues of Global Economic Development in the 21st century. The relevant

theoreticaldefinitions,principlesandhistoricalcontextofeconomicdevelopment,conceptsand



IPE 333 Development and Human Rights 3(3-0-6)

Theconceptofgenderwiththeapplicationtomainstreamdevelopmentandhuman

rightsdiscourses.Thecrucialroleofgenderperceptionsandtheroleoffemaleindevelopment

processesinanysocietyacrosstheglobe.AnalysisideologyandpracticeinthefieldHuman

Security.

IPE 334 Foreign Policy Analysis 3(3-0-6)

Thepolicy-makingprocessofforeignpolicies.Theoreticalmodelsandframeworks

ofpolicyanalysiswillbeintroducedinordertoexaminehowstatesformulateandimplementtheir

foreignpolicies.Theimpactofpolicy-makers,politicalleaders,bureaucrats,interestgroups,and

thepublicthathaveonforeignpolicies.Inadditiontoprovidingtheoreticalmodels,thiscoursewill

alsofocusonaseriesofpolicy-orientedcasestudies.Studentsareencouragedtoapplythese

theoreticalmodelsandframeworksinananalysisofcasestudiesdrawnfromthefieldofforeign

economicpolicyandinternationaltradeaswellasinternationalpolitics.

IPE 335 International Peace and Security 3(3-0-6)

Theoreticaldimensionsandarangeofapproachesandissuesinthefieldofsecurity

studies.Thecourseexaminessomeofthesecurityissuesincluding interstatewarfare, alliance

formation,intelligence,defensetechnology,andweaponsofmassdestruction.Wewillalsolookat

awiderangeofcontemporaryissues,whichincludetheroleoftheUNinsecurity,traditionaland

modernpeacekeeping,postconflictreconstruction,MiddleEasternsecurity,terrorism,andsecu-

rityconceptforthe21stcentury.Studentswillhavetheopportunitytoapplycompetingtheoriesof

internationalrelationsastoolsforanalyzingissuesofpeaceandsecurity.


IPE401 CurrentIssuesinInternationalPoliticalEconomyandDevelopment 3(3-0-6)

ApplicationofpracticalanalysistoanumberofinternationalPoliticalEconomyand

Developmentdebates.Thecoursewillbeorganizedaroundcasestudies.Thecasestudieswill

bechosentohighlightandextendfundamentalinternationalPoliticalEconomyandDevelopment

conceptswhilealsoprovidingskillsinorganizingandexaminingdata.

IPE 402 Thai Business and Politics 3(3-0-6)

The development of business leaders, groups, conglomerates, organizations and

associationinThailandwithafocusonthepatternsofrelationstoThaipoliticsandchangesin

political/powerrelations.Therelationshipbetweenconstitutionsandtopologyofpoliticalregime

particularlythedemocraticform.

IPE 431 (Organization Development) 3(3-0-6)

Methodsforsystematicallychaninganddevelopingorganizationtobemostefficient

andeffective.Organizationchangeandorganizationstructure,processoforganizationdevelop-

mentincludingdatacollectionandanalysis;problemsolving,processofchange;changeman-

agement;andtechniquesforimprovingorganizationforbetteroperation.

IPE 495 (Co-operative Education) 6(0-35-18)

Studentsmustdo the internship in theareaof InternationalPoliticalEconomyand

Developmentinaselectedorganizationlikeanemployeeofthatorganizationforatleast16con-

secutiveweeksor560hours.Eachstudentisassignedaparticulartasktocompletewithinthe16

weeks.Diaryrecordsmustbedoneandsubmittedevery2weekstotheadvisor.Studentsarealso

evaluatedbythesupervisoroftheorganization.

IPE 496 (Internship in International Political Economy and Development) 1(0-35-18)

Part-timeor full time-time jobs in InternationalPoliticalEconomyandDevelopment

relatedfieldofstudents’academiccurriculumforatlest200hours,undertheguidanceofaInter-

nationalPoliticalEconomyandDevelopment

IPE 499 Senior Project 5(0-10-5)

Methodology,stepsinconductingaresearch,researchplanning,problemsetting,

assumptionsettingandtestofassumption,datacollection,dataanalysis,andpresentation.



วิชาชีพ-เลือก

แขนงวิชาปรัชญา การเมือง และเศรษฐศาสตร์

IPE 237 Interest and Pressure Groups 3(3-0-6)

Interestandpressuregroupsasamainpartofpoliticalinteractions,processesand

lifeofpoliticalman/woman:definition,scope,size,membership,politicalaims,strategies,tactics,

tactics,theevolutionofrolesandfunctionsofsuchgroupsinpoliticsofpoliticsofsomeselective

countries.

IPE 240 Theories of Democracy 3(3-0-6)

Ideaandtheoryinvolvingdemocracy,criticsfromMarxistandcorporatist,liberalism

anddemocraticsociety,andproblemofdemocracyintermsoftheoreticallyandphysically.

IPE 255 Philosophy of History 3(3-0-6)

Themeaningofhistoricalexplanation;theconceptofprogress;pattern,andlawin

history;historicaldeterminismanditscritics.

IPE 256 Critical Thinking 3(3-0-6)

Acquirereasonable,reflective,responsible,andskillfulthinkingthatisfocusedon

decidingwhat tobelieveordo.Apersonwho thinkscritically canaskappropriatequestions,

gatherrelevantinformation,efficientlyandcreativelysortthroughthisinformation,reasonlogically

fromthisinformation,andcometoreliableandtrustworthyconclusionsabouttheworldthatena-

bleonetoliveandactsuccessfullyinit.

IPE 261 International Experience in International Political Economy 3(1-35-20)

and Development I

Study,AbroadprogramtobeorganizedbyCollegeofGovernment.Thecourseis

aimedforstudentstohaveaninternationalexposureandtobroadentheirperspectiveoftheworld

bytakingatripabroadfornotlessthan45hoursduringtheirstay.

IPE 307 International Organizations and Economic Integration 3(3-0-6)

RolesofinternationalorganizationssuchasUnitedNations,InternationalMonetary

Fund,WorldBank,WorldTradeOrganization,andInternationalCourtofJustice.Majorconcepts


explainingtheoriginsanddynamicsofinternationalorganizations;comparingdifferentkindsof

internationalorganizations;limitations,impacts,andfuturetrendsofinternationalorganizationsin

worldpoliticsincludinginternationaleconomicpoliticalandlegalorganizationsEconomicintegra-

tionandthecomparisonbetweendifferentregionalintegration.

IPE 311 Intermediate Microeconomics 3(3-0-6)

Consumptiontheorythroughindifferencecurveanalysis,consumptionbehaviorover

time; theoryofproduction invariousmarkets,analysisof factormarkets, roleofgovernment in

marketorientedeconomy,generalequilibriumanalysisandprinciplesofwelfareeconomics.

IPE 312 Intermediate Macroeconomics 3(3-0-6)

Analysis of the relationship between product, money, capital and factor makets

in determining income,employmentandprice levelunderclosedandopeneconomy,effects

of fiscalandmonetarypoliciesonmacroeconomicsvariablesunderclassical,Keynesian,Neo

ClassicalandNeoKeynesianassumptions,Economicstabilizationandgrowth

IPE 317 Economics of Monetary and Banking 3(3-0-6)

Rolesofmoney,bank,financialinstitutions,reservebanktowardeconomicenviron-

ment,interestrateindication,commercialbanksystems,capitalmarket,bond,structureoffinan-

cialmarkettowardsmonetaryandeconomicsystem,marketstructure.

IPE 318 (China: Economy and Trade in 21st Century) 3(3-0-6)

TheriseandgrowthofChina’seconomyandtradeoverrecentdecadesandexamines

factorsaffectingsuchgrowth.ThecoursealsohighlightsChina’srelationswithmajorcountries

andencouragesstudentstothinkcriticallytheroleofChinaintheglobaltradearenain21stcentury.

IPE 352 (Globalization and Religion) 3(3-0-6)

Howreligionhasbecomeaninfluentialforceincontemporaryglobalpolitics,espe-

ciallyafterthefallofCommunismandtheriseofglobalization.

IPE 353 Chinese Philosophy 3(3-0-6)

Philosophical teaching of major Chinese thinkers : Confucius, Mencius, Las Tzu,

ChuangTzu,MoTzu,HsunTzu;contemporaryChinesephilosophers.



IPE 354 Buddhist Philosophy and Democracy 3(3-0-6) TheFourNobleTruths;threesignsofBeing;thedependentorigination;karmaandrebirth;nirvana;applicationoftheteachingofBuddhismtopoliticalissuesespeciallyprinciplesandessentialcharacteristicfeaturesandimplementationofdemocracy.

IPE 355 Social Justice and Responsibilities 3(3-0-6) ConceptofSocialjusticeinthephilosophicalaspectandanimportantissueinpolitics,religion,andcivilsociety.Conceptsofhumanrightsandequality.Movementtowardsasociallyjustworld.Responsibilitiesofanentitywhetheritisgovernment,corporationanindividualtothesociety.

IPE 361 International Experience in International Political 3(1-35-20) Economy and Development II AnextensionofIPE261InternationalExperienceinInternationalPoliticalEconomyandDevelopmentI.ClasstobeorganizedbyCollegeofGovernment.Adifferent45hoursclassfromthatofIPE261isrequiredandadifferentdestinationispreferable.

IPE 411 International Monetary Economics 3(3-0-6) Critical economic thinking skills as applied to the topics of banking and financialmarkets.Basic economicprinciples suchas supply anddemand, the concept of equilibrium,thetheoryofassetdemand,andprofitmaximizationareappliedtostudytheroleofmoneyintheeconomyandtheinstitutionalcharacteristicsofthebankingsystemandfinancialmarkets.

แขนงวิชาความสัมพันธ์และการพัฒนาระหว่างประเทศ

IPE 238 International Politics 3(3-0-6) Thehistory,majorissuesandtheoriesincontemporaryworldpolitics.Anoverviewofvariousapproaches,suchasRealism,LiberalismandReflectivisttheories.Globalizationandthechangingnatureofthemodernstate,integration,internationallaw,ethics,andtheroleofinterna-tionalorganizations.

IPE 239 Comparative Public Policy 3(3-0-6) Methods,theories,andplatformforComparativePublicPolicy,ComparePublicPolicyofThailandwithotherdevelopinganddevelopedcountry.Analysisimportantproblemsofadmin-istrativeproblemsfromothercountries,effectfrompolitics,legalsystem,culture,andeconomy.


IPE 242 Urban and Rural Development 3(3-0-6)

Themeasurementofpoverty,inequalityandsocialexclusion,monetaryapproach,

capabilitiesapproach, inequalityapproach,urbandevelopment, townplanning, ruraldevelop-

ment,localempowerment,educationdevelopment,andprogressiveprocess.


and Development I

Study,AbroadprogramtobeorganizedbyCollegeofGovernment.Thecourseis

aimedforstudentstohaveaninternationalexposureandtobroadentheirperspectiveoftheworld

bytakingatripabroadfornotlessthan45hoursduringtheirstay.

IPE 331 ASEAN Integration 3(3-0-6)

Anoverviewof themost importantaspectsofSoutheastAsian integration.Abrief

historicalsurveyoftheoriginsoftheAssosiationofSoutheastAsianNations(ASEAN).Theinsti-

tutionalsystemoftheASEAN.AnanalysisoftheASEANpolicyprocessandtheimpactofthose

policies.RecentdevelopmentsandfuturedevelopmentsofASEAN,notablyeconomic,foreign,

andsecuritypolicies.

IPE 336 Resource Aspects in International Relations and Development 3(3-0-6)

Resorucesandconflict,politicsofoil,politicsofwater,foodsecurity,forestry,

geopolitics,mineralresources,biotechnology.

IPE 337 Comparative Politics: South East Asia 3(3-0-6)

Political Economyof SoutheastAsia, democracy, communism, junta, ethnic, reli-

gions,civilsociety,decentralization,politicalreform,Asianvalues,andASEAN.

IPE 338 Regionalism and Globalization in East Asia 3(3-0-6)

NortheastAsia,regionalsecurity,securitychallenge,nationalism,Communistparty

andChinesepolitics,theriseofChina,Japan’sexternalrelations,Japanesepartiesandsocial

structure,SouthKoreanpoliticaleconomy,securityissuesfromNorthKorea,Taiwanpoliticsand

economics,OnecountrytwosystemsinHongKongandMacao.

IPE 339 Government and Politics in the United States of America 3(3-0-6)

Americanpoliticalparties,elections,politicalparticipation,USpresident,congress,



senate,adjudication,interestgroups,bureaucracy,federalism,localpolitics,constitution,foreign

anddefencepolicy,mediaandAmericanculture.

IPE 340 Political Parties and Electoral Systems 3(3-0-6)

Politicalparties,ideologicalparty,strategicparty,tacticalparty,catch-allparty,cau-

cus,thirdparty,singlepolicyparty,electoralsystem,firstpastthepost,gerrymandering,electoral

college,blockvote,singlenon-transferablevote,singletransferablevote,alternativevote,supple-

mentarysystem,mixedmembersystems,andproportionalsystems.

IPE 341 International Public Policy 3(3-0-6)

Asystematicoverviewofhowpublicpoliciesoperateinworldaffairs.Casestudiesof

howpublicpolicyismadeacrossthebordersareexaminedforfurtherunderstanding.Essential

skillsfortheanalyticalstudyofworldpoliticsandforthedevelopmentofanormativeassessment

of themainissuescurrentlyfacinginternationalpolicymakers.Thefocusisonhumansecurity

issues.

IPE 342 Europe Union and Political Integration 3(3-0-6)

EuropeanUnion,EuropeanInstitutions,EUanditscitizenship,singlemarket,treaties,

Europeancommission,council,parliament,courtofjustice,Eurozone,CommonAgriculturepoli-

cy,CommonForeignandSecurityPolicy,EnlargementofEuropeanUnion.

IPE 343 (Contemporary Politics of the Commonwealth) 3(3-0-6)

Commonwealthhistory,ANZACandindependentofCommonwealthnations,thepol-

iticsandeconomicsoftheUnitedKingdoms,NewPoliticsinScotland,thepoliticaldevelopment

andforeignpoliciesofAustralia,CanadapoliticsandthecasestudyofQuebec,politicalreform

andforeignpoliciesofNewZealand,ApatheidandcontemporarySouthAfrica,issuesofdiversity,

equality,andcitizenship.

IPE 344 Special Topics in International Development 3(3-0-6)

CaseStudiesinInternationalDevelopment,Thestudyofissues,ideologies,wisdom

inInternationalDevelopment



and Development II

AnextensionofIPE261InternationalExperienceinInternationalPoliticalEconomy

andDevelopmentI.ClasstobeorganizedbyCollegeofGovernment.Adifferent45hoursclass

fromthatofIPE261isrequiredandadifferentdestinationispreferable.

IPE 432 Non Democratic Regimes 3(3-0-6)

Natureandcharacterofauthoritarianregimes,personalrules,militaryrule,oneparty

rule,religiousfundamentalism,semi-democracy,disguiseddictatorship.

IPE 433 Comparative Politics: South Asia and the Middle East 3(3-0-6)

AnoverviewofinternationalanddomesticpoliticsinSouthAfricaandMiddleEastfo-

cusingonthedevelopmentofstatepower,regionalrelations,conflictsandrelationswiththeWest,

politicsofoil,andeconomicprocesses.

กลุ่มวิชาโท

กลุ่มวิชาโทสำาหรับนักศึกษานอกสาขาวิชา

IPE101 IntroductiontoSoutheastAsianPoliticalEconomyandCulture 3(3-0-6)

BasicknowledgesofSoutheastAsiancountries in theareaofpolitics,economics,

andculture, informationonASEANnationsnamelyBruneiDarussalam,KingdomofCambodia,

Republicof Indonesia,LaoPeople’sDemocraticRepublic,Malaysia,Republicof theUnionof

Myanmar,RepublicofthePhilippines,RepublicofSingapore,andSocialistRepublicofVietnam.

theirdevelopmentandinvolvementinglobalpoliticaleconomy.firsthandexperienceinASEAN

country(ies).








IPE 232 International Relations 3(3-0-6)

Issuesandtheoriesininternationalrelations:thenatureofworldpolitics,theoriesof

internationalrelationsanddiplomacy,elementsoftheworldsystemandthemainactorsinworld

politics. The course also discuss the ends and themeans of foreignpolicy as conductedby

states in international relations: intervention,alliances,economics integrationand interdepend-

ence,neutrality,isolationandnon-alignment.

IPE 235 International Development 3(3-0-6)

Developmenttheoriesandpracticefromaninterdisciplinaryperspective,overview

of thehistoryofdevelopmentco-operation in thepast50years, themainconceptsand ideas

ondevelopment,principalfeaturesofthetheoriesunderlyingpastandpresentapproachesto

internationaldevelopment,rolesofdifferentactorsincludinginternationalorganizations,national

governmentandcivilsocietyorganizationsofdevelopmentco-operation.

IPE 239 Comparative Public Policy 3(3-0-6)

Methods,theories,andplatformforComparativePublicPolicy,ComparePublicPolicy

ofThailandwithotherdevelopinganddevelopedcountry.Analysisimportantproblemsofadmin-

istrativeproblemsfromothercountries,effectfrompolitics,legalsystem,culture,andeconomy.

IPE 240 Theories of Democracy 3(3-0-6)

Ideaandtheoryinvolvingdemocracy,criticsfromMarxistandcorporatist,liberalism

anddemocraticsociety,andproblemofdemocracyintermsoftheoreticallyandphysically.

IPE 241 Thai Government and Politics 3(3-0-6)

ModernThaipoliticsandgovernmentfrom1932topresent;Thaidemocraticregime:

constitution,people,theking,thenationalassembly,thecabinet,thecourts,localgovernment,

andcivilsociety;thefutureofThaipolitics.


TheintroductoryoverviewofGlobalizationandInternationalEconomy.Theories,histo-

ry,andissuesinInternationalEconomywillbeexplored.Thefundamentaltraditionofeconomicsonly

recognizestheroleofnationalgovernment,whichisoftenreferredinthecaseofmarketfailure,but

InternationalEconomyalsorecognizestheroleforeigngovernmentsandinternationalinstitutionsplay


intheeconomy.Asolidbackgroundofsocio-politicalstructureandcontextofinternationaleconomic

relations.Emphasiswillbeplacedonmajorissuesincludingthepoliticaleconomyofinternational

trade,economicreform,multinationalcorporationsintheglobaleconomy,theinternationalmonetary

system,aswellastheconsequencesandcontroversiesofglobalization.


KeyissuesofGlobalEconomicDevelopmentinthe21stcentury.Therelevantthe-

oretical definitions, principles and historical context of economic development, concepts and



IPE 315 International Trade Theories and Policies 3(3-0-6)


tradebarriers,ICCpracticeandreferenceinternationaltraderole.

IPE 316 Economics of Public Sector 3(3-0-6)

Theexistenceofgovernmentsandtheeffectofeconomicactivity.Thewaygovern-

mentscandealwiththefailureofmarketstoachieveefficientoutcomes.Publicexpendituresand

taxation.Theuseofprivatefinanceinitiativesandpublic-privatepartnershipsforschooleduca-

tion,hospitalsandotherpublicservicesandreformsofsocialsecuritybenefits.

IPE 334 Foreign Policy Analysis 3(3-0-6)

Thepolicy-makingprocessofforeignpolicies.Theoreticalmodelsandframeworks

ofpolicyanalysiswillbeintroducedinordertoexaminehowstatesformulateandimplementtheir

foreignpolicies.Theimpactofpolicy-makers,politicalleaders,bureaucrats,interestgroups,and

thepublicthathaveonforeignpolicies.Inadditiontoprovidingtheoreticalmodels,thiscoursewill

alsofocusonaseriesofpolicy-orientedcasestudies.Studentsareencouragedtoapplythese

theoreticalmodelsandframeworksinananalysisofcasestudiesdrawnfromthefieldofforeign

economicpolicyandinternationaltradeaswellasinternationalpolitics.

IPE 335 (International Peace and Security) 3(3-0-6)

Theoreticaldimensionsandarangeofapproachesandissuesinthefieldofsecurity

studies.Thecourseexaminessomeofthesecurityissuesincluding interstatewarfare, alliance



formation,intelligence,defensetechnology,andweaponsofmassdestruction.Wewillalsolookat

awiderangeofcontemporaryissues,whichincludetheroleoftheUNinsecurity,traditionaland

modernpeacekeeping,postconflictreconstruction,MiddleEasternsecurity,terrorism,andsecu-

rityconceptforthe21stcentury.Studentswillhavetheopportunitytoapplycompetingtheoriesof

internationalrelationsastoolsforanalyzingissuesofpeaceandsecurity.

IPE 336 Resource Aspects in International Relations and Development 3(3-0-6)

Resorucesandconflict,politicsofoil,politicsofwater,foodsecurity,forestry,geopol-

itics,mineralresources,biotechnology.

IPE 340 Political Parties and Electoral Systems 3(3-0-6)

Politicalparties,ideologicalparty,strategicparty,tacticalparty,catch-allparty,cau-

cus,thirdparty,singlepolicyparty,electoralsystem,firstpastthepost,gerrymandering,electoral

college,blockvote,singlenon-transferablevote,singletransferablevote,alternativevote,supple-

mentarysystem,mixedmembersystems,andproportionalsystems.

IPE 412 (Organization Development) 3(3-0-6)

Methodsforsystematicallychaninganddevelopingorganizationtobemostefficient

andeffective.Organizationchangeandorganizationstructure,processoforganizationdevelop-

mentincludingdatacollectionandanalysis;problemsolving,processofchange;changeman-

agement;andtechniquesforimprovingorganizationforbetteroperation



IAC 111 Accounting for Non-Accountant 3(3-0-6)

Accountingprocess,financialstatementsofservice,tradingandmanufacturingbusi-

nesses,manufacturingcostandcontrolofcost,jobordercost,accountingandprocesscosting,

standardcostaccounting,break-evenanalysis,andmarginalcostfinancialratioanalysis.

IFN 201 Business Finance 3(3-0-6)

Importanceandgoaloffinancialmanagement,formsofbusinessesandbusinesses

taxesandtheirimportancetofinancialmanagement,principlesoffinancialanalysisandplanning,

capitalallocation,procurementofshort-term,intermediate,andlong-termcapital,projectanaly-

sis,capitalstructure,costofcapitalandthedividendpolicy.

IHT 101 International Tourism and Hospitality 3(3-0-6)

Evolutionofinternationaltourismandhospitality,factorsaffectingtourism,motivation

fortourism,thecomponentsoftourismindustry,planninganddevelopmentoftourism,impactsof

tourismoneconomy,society,environmentandculture.

IHT 102 Psychology for Hospitality and Cross Cultural Communication 3(3-0-6)

Conceptsandprocessesofsocialbehaviorofindividualsincludingcognition,mo-

tivation,valuesinworkingandleisure,andapplicationsofsuchconceptsonhospitalityworks,de-

velopmentofawarenessandskillsincommunicatingwithservicerecipients,colleagues,tradepart-

nersfromdifferent70culturalbackgroundswhichresulttodifferentmeaningassignmenttowords,

symbolsandcustomsinordertonurtureeffectivecommunication,establishmutualunderstanding

withoutconflictsandfinallytobeabletorenderservicesthatwellsatisfycustomers’needs.

IHT 103 Hospitality Arts and Personality Development 3(3-0-6)

Thediscussionofandtheelaborationontheconceptofpersonalityinregardstoitsim-

portanceandmethodsofpersonalitydevelopmentforstudents,bothinternalandexternalpersonal-

ities,tobeinlinewiththestandardofinternationalhospitalityindustry,conceptsrelatedtohospitality

arts forwelcoming travelers, tourists,andservicecustomersaccording to internationalstandards

includingverbalcommunication,gestures,personality,andservicedeliverymethods.



IHT 108 Comparative Religions 3(3-0-6)

A comparison study of various major religions in both the Western and Eastern

worlds,principlesandideaspracticedineachreligion,theapplicationsofreligiousteachingsin

livingeverydaylifehappilyandusefullyinsociety,andtheviewsofreligiousscholarsinproposing

mutualunderstandingbetweenreligionswillbediscussed.

IHT 301 Sustainable Hospitality Business Management 3(1-4-4)

Meaning,conceptualdevelopmentandprinciplesofsustainabletourismaswellas

itscomponentsbyfocusingonprinciplesandoperationofdifferentkindsoftourismthatadopted

sustainabletourismprincipleforsustainableeconomicandsocialinterestsofreceptivedestina-

tionssuchasecotourism,culturaltourism,andcommunitybasedtourism.Learnersgainempirical

experienceofsustainabletourismthroughparticipationoffieldexperiences.

IHT 319 Consumer Behavior 3(3-0-6)

Cognitionprocessandbehaviorofindividualsastouristsandtravelersfordifferent

purposesincludingdestinationchoice,destinationimage,attitude,learning,beliefs,andotherde-

terminingfactors:motivation,culture,situationalfactors,andtouristtypology.Learnersselflearn

andapplytheoreticalframeworksthroughminiresearchprojectsontheassignedtopic.

IHT 376 Human Resource Management 3(3-0-6)

Thehumanresourcemanagementfunctionwithanemphasisonissuerelatedto

hospitality industry, thepersonnel function inrecruitment,selection, traininganddevelopment,

performanceappraisalandlaborrelations includingattitudedevelopmentandmoralofpeople

working together, practice of human relation skills for supervising,motivating and counseling

employeesandanalysisofindividualleadershipskills,casestudiesforsolvinghumanresources

problems.


Organizationandprocessofmanagementincludingplanning,organizing,leading,

andcontrolling.Thecoursealsoincludesorganizationalbehaviorssuchasleadership,motivation,

communication,managinggroups,teambuilding,managingchangesandorganizationalculture.



Definition,conceptandrolesofmarketinganditsimportancetoeconomy,marketing

environment,marketsegmentation,markettargeting,productpositioning,consumerbehaviors,

marketingmanagementandmarketing informationsystem,productclassification,productmix,

pricingpolicyandstrategy,physicaldistributionplanning,promotion.


AdvancedEnglishlanguageforeffectivecommunication,areviewofEnglishgram-

marforthecorrectusageofEnglishlanguageandemphasistobemadeonregularpracticesto

improveanddevelopskills inacademicreading, listening,writing,andpresentationwhichare

essentialandcriticaltojobprospectsandastudent’scareeradvancement.

IHT 305 Ecotourism, Adventure and Medical Tourism 3(3-0-6)

MeaningandcharacteristicofTourismBusinessOperation:Ecotourism,Adventure

andMedicalTourismbydiscussingmarkettrends,opportunities,successfactors,andmarketing

limitationsofthese.

IHT 310 Hotel Operations and Management 3(3-0-6)

Organizationalstructuremanagement,operationsofaccommodationandhotelprop-

erties;interactionsamongvariousdepartmentswithinahotel,aswellasamongotherhotelsofthe

samechainandamongotherchains;competitionandcommunicationmarketingincludinghotel

businesstrends.

IHT 328 Geography for Tourism Business 3(2-2-5)

Majorgeographicalconceptsincludinglocation,topography,climate,ethnics,flora

andfaunaandtheirimpactsonnaturalandculturaltourists’attractionsandactivitiesofThailand

andotherregionsoftheworld.Learnersgainempiricalexperiencethroughfieldactivitiesatat-

tractionswithdistinguishedgeographicalfactors.

IHT 335 Food and Beverage Management and Operations 3(2-2-5)

Thestructureof foodandbeverageservicingalongwithstaffkey responsibilities,

variousservicepatterns,aswell as foodandbeverage, typesandequipments;crosscultural

communication,team-workingskillsandserviceprocedureswithregardtothepracticeinboth



laboratory and real situations, handling guests’ complaints and problem solving procedures,

studyofcomputerapplicationforfoodandbeverageservicemanagement,simulationpractices

withtheuseofcomputerprograms.

IHT 348 Room Division and Front Office 3(2-2-5)

Organizationstructureand themanagementof theFrontOffice; reservation, room

assignment, types of rooms room symbols layout andplanning of roomnumbers , reception,

roomregistration,baggagehandlingprocedures;informationservices;businesscenters,cross

sellingandupsellingtechniqueswithotherbusinessunitsofthehotel,travelagencies,aswellas

airlines;guestencountermanagementtechniquesandguests’complaints;cross-culturalcommu-

nicationprinciples;simulationpracticesofoperationproceduresalongwiththeuseofcomputer

programs.

IHT 354 Tour Package Planning and Management 3(2-2-5)

Tourpackageoperationmanagementandplanningoftouroperators,marketsurvey,

marketingplanning,creating the itinerary,costing,selling techniques; including theprocesses

ofnegotiation,arranging,andcommercialcontractinghotelsandtourismsuppliers:airlines,car

rentals,cruises,coaches,minibuses,guestspeakersandlectures,foods,etc.

IHT 355 Airline Business Management 3(3-0-6)

Integrativeknowledgeaboutstructures,functionsandoperationsofairlinebusiness;

human resourcemanagement; organization,aircraftmanagement; traffic rights;aviationsafety

management;necessarysupportedfacilitiesaffectedbyglobalizationandairlinealliancestrend

aswellasrelevantissues.

IHT 362 Catering and Banquet Management 3(2-2-5)

Functionsofcateringbusinesses,marketing,menudesignsforvariousevents,inte-

riorandexteriorplanningforevents,preparationforutensils,staffplanning,andsupervisionfor

services,etiquettesandmanners.Practicesthroughon-campusinternship.

IHT 375 Hotel and Tourism Sales and Marketing 3(3-0-6)

Role of the hotels and tourism sales andmarketing department, its organization,


functionsandmanagement:methodofsalesandpromotionwithregardtoproductanalysis,ad-

vertisingandpersonalselling;areasofsalesandpromotionincludinggroupsales,conventions,

food, beverage and entertainment, special events andpromotions: communication strategies,

publicrelations,marketingstrategiesandplanning.

IHT 402 Ethics and Laws Related to Hospitality 3(3-0-6)

Conceptsofprofessionalism,ethicsaswellascivilandcommerciallawsconcerning

tourismandhospitalityindustryinregardstotouristsandservicecustomers’safety,regulations

regardingenvironments,custom,quarantine,andimmigrationproceduresaswellaslawenforce-

mentfortourists.

IHT 387 Hotel and Tourism Information Systems 3(2-2-5)

CharacteristicofHotelandtourisminformationsystems,studyofthetypesofinfor-

mation,theorganization,collection,storageandanalysisofdatathroughvariousmethodsSystem

77SecurityonHospitalityIndustrybyusinginternet,howtomakeusageofdatainproblemsolving,

decisionmakingandhotelandtourismplanningthroughcomputerapplication.

IHT 493 Preparation for Internship in Hospitality 1(0-2-1)

Understandinggrounding, realizationof importanceof internshipwith tourismand

hospitalityenterprises,conformitytorulesandregulations,workdisciplinesandetiquettes,per-

sonalitydevelopment, theuseof officeappliances,preparationofbusinesscorrespondences,

preparationforjobapplicationaswellasprofessionalpresentationtechniques;developmentof

Englishproficiencyforjobapplicationintourismandhospitalityindustrythroughpracticalactivities.

IHT 425 Strategic Management and Current Issues in Hospitality Industry 3(3-0-6)

Adiscussionofstrategicmanagementandcurrentissuesinhospitalityindustrythem-

selvesaswellaspolitical,economicandsocialissuesatbothnationalandinternationallevelsthataf-

fecthospitalityindustry,currentissuesbyapplyingthecontentlearntfromothercoursesinanalyzing

andassertingopinions,prominentfiguresoftourismandhospitalityindustries,researchingrelevant

informationfromcrediblesourcesandprofessionallypresentsuchinformationandsuggestions.



IHT 494 Internship in Hospitality Industry 3(0-35-18) Work integrated learningexperiencewhichallows learners to integrateknowledgeacquiredincourseworkstoactualworkingsituations,empiricalworkexperiencesfromdifferentdutiesintourismandhospitalityenterprises(notlessthan4monthsor600workinghours).

IHT 496 Co-operative Education 6(0-35-18) The internship in the area of hospitality industry and tourism management in aselectedorganizationlikeanemployeeofthatorganizationnotlessthan16weeksor4monthsconsecutivelyandcompleteparticularassigntasksandorganizationtask;recordsmustbedoneandsubmittedonaweeklybasis theadvisorbystudents, studentsarealsoevaluatedby thesupervisoroftheorganization.

ILC 111 Chinese I 3(2-2-5) Mandarin Sound systems; everyday vocabulary, and simple phrases, practice inconversationalskillsandproperpronunciation,threehundredcommonChinesecharacters.

ILC 112 Chinese II 3(2-2-5) Practice inChineseskills,conversationon familiar topics, fourhundredadditionalChinese characters, development of conversational skills and vocabulary build-up; improvingreadingskillsthroughshortpassages.

ILJ 111 Japanese I 3(2-2-5) BasicJapanesephonics;practiceoftheaudiolingualreadingandwritingskills inHiragana,KatakanaandKanji;astudyofbasicsentencestructuresusedingreetingscommonlyfocusedineverydaylife;thedevelopmentof500vocabularyitemsand50Kanjicharacters.

ILJ 112 Japanese II 3(2-2-5) Basicsentencestructuresandpracticeoffourskills:listening,speaking,readingandwritingusedinvarioussituations;furtherlearningof500vocabularyitemsand100Kanjicharacters.

ILF 111 French I 3(2-2-5) Grammaticalprinciplesinordertounderstanddifferentlanguagestructures,andtodevelopskillsof listening,speaking,readingandwriting,withanemphasisonusingFrenchcorrectlyatalower-intermediatelevel.


ILF 112 French II 3(2-2-5)

Grammaticalprinciplesasthebasicforpracticinganddevelopinglistening,speaking,

readingandwritingskillsforeverydayuse.

ILS 111 Spanish I 3(2-2-5)

Grammatical principles in order to understand different language structures, and

todevelopskillsoflistening,speaking,readingandwriting,withanemphasisonusingSpanish

correctlyatalower-intermediatelevel.

ILS 112 Spanish II 3(2-2-5)



ILG 111 German I 3(2-2-5)

Grammatical principles in order to understand different language structures, and

todevelopskillsoflistening,speaking,readingandwriting,withanemphasisonusingGerman

correctlyatalower-intermediatelevel.

ILG 112 German II 3(2-2-5)



ILK 111 Korean I 3(2-2-5)

Koreanpronunciationandbasicsentencestructures,emphasizingoncommunica-

tivelistening,speaking,reading,andwritingineverydaysituations:greeting,leavetaking,intro-

ductions,telephoneconversation,askingandansweringaboutdirections.

ILK 112 Korean II 3(2-2-5)

FurtherstudyofKoreanvocabulary,pronunciationandbasicsentencestructures,

emphasizingoncommunicativelistening,speaking,reading,andwritingineverydaysituations:

buyingandsellingthings,jobinterviewing,andgivingopinions.



ITA 111 Thai I 3(2-2-5)

Thaipronunciationandbasicsentencestructures,emphasizingoncommunicative

listening,speaking,reading,andwritingineverydaysituations:greeting,leavetaking,introduc-

tions,telephoneconversation,askingandansweringaboutdirections.

ITA 112 Thai II 3(2-2-5)

FurtherstudyofThaivocabulary,pronunciationandbasicsentencestructures,em-

phasizingoncommunicativelistening,speaking,reading,andwritingineverydaysituations:buy-

ingandsellingthings,jobinterviewing,andgivingopinions.

IHT 221 International Experience I 3(3-0-6)

AbroadprogramtobeorganizedbyRangsitUniversity,aimedforstudentstohave

aninternationalexposureandtobroadentheirperspectiveoftheworldbytakingatripabroad

andtakeacourseintheirareaorrelatedareaofstudyfornotlessthan45hoursduringtheirstay,

theassessmentdonebyboththehostinstitutionandRangsitUniversity.

IHT 325 Multimedia for Hospitality Business 3(3-0-6)

Multimediaandinformationtechnologysystem;problemsininformationtechnology

andmultimediadesignanditsimpactonthesystemwithinorganization;planningstage,structure

arrangement,development;evaluationofITandmultimedia;ITandmultimediaaffectingonline

business includehospitality trading throughmobilebusiness;webdesignanddevelopment to

obtainappropriateconnection.

IHT 322 International Experience II 2 3(3-0-6)

AnextensionofIBM221InternationalExperienceI.ClasstobeorganizedbyRangsit

University,preferableadifferent45hourclassfromthatof IBM221isrequiredandadifferent

destination,theassessmentconductedbythehostinstitutionandRangsitUniversityInternational

College.

IHT 352 Taxation and Duties in Tour Business 3(3-0-6)

TaxationandDutiesinTourBusiness,varietyoftopicwithimportantintaxpractice,

underlyingprinciplesandmachanics,accordingtorevenuecode,andtheapplicationofthe

principlesonvarioustypesoftransaction,value-addedtax(VAT)refundfortourists.


IHT 360 Bar and Beverage Management 3(2-2-5)

OrganizationalStructureofthebeveragedepartment,operationsofbar,typesofbar,

preparationforpre-openingandclosingthebar,maintenanceoftheequipment,atmosphereand

bararrangement,layoutofservicestations,andhygieneenforcements,planningofshifts,person-

alitygroomingandhygiene,personnelsupervision,barmanagementandcontrol,lawandregula-

tionsandmanagementofresponsibleserviceofalcohol,stockcontrol.Serviceprocedures,daily

reportsales,handlingguests’complaints.Practiceofcocktailmixes,mocktail,coffee,chocolate

beveragesandthelike.

IPO 302 Research Methodology for Hospitality 3(3-0-6)

Research,hypothesistestingbyusingparametersandnotusingparameters,such

as,chisquare,analysisofvariance,regressionanalysis,correlation,timeseries,usingsoftware

programsuchasSPSS,relationshipbetweenmodels,informationsystemsandbusinessdecisions,

thepracticalapplicationofbehavioralandstatisticalmethodsforthepurposeofobtainingand

analyzingrelevantbusinessinformation.

IHT 418 Resort and Spa Management 3(3-0-6)

CategoriesandrolesofvenueonthesuccessofResortandSpaManagement.The

coursecoversvariousconceptsnamelyvenueandfacilitydesign,salesandmarketing,safety

andsecurity,evaluationoftheevent,ethicalissues,corporatesocialresponsibilities,resortmar-

ketingandfinance,problemsandchallengesmare includes,aswellastrendsandchallenges

facingthefutureofvenuebusinessforResortandSpaManagement.

IHT 428 Thai Culinary Arts Theory and Practice 3(2-2-5)

BasicskillsandprocedureinvolveinThaifoodproduction,themethodofprepara-

tion,cookingandpresentation,thecharacteristicsofThaifood,majoringredientandhowtoplan

atypicalmenufordifferentethniccuisinescommoninThailand.

IHT 429 International Culinary Arts Theory and Practice 3(2-2-5)

Basicskillsandprocedure involve in International foodproduction, themethodof

preparation,cookingandpresentation,thecharacteristicsofInternationalfood,majoringredient

andhowtoplanatypicalmenufordifferentethniccuisines.



IHT 456 Charter Flight Brokerage Management 3(2-2-5)

Integrativeknowledgeaboutstructures, functionsandoperationsofCharterFlight

BrokerageManagement;humanresourcemanagement;organization,aircraftmanagement;traf-

fic rights;aviationsafetymanagement;necessarysupported facilitiesaffectedbyglobalization

andairlinealliancestrendaswellasrelevantissues.

IHT 457 Advertising and Sales Promotion in Hospitality Business 3(3-0-6)

TheroleoftheAdvertisingandSalesPromotioninHospitalityBusiness,itsorganiza-

tion,functionsandmanagement:methodofsalesandpromotionwithregardtoproductanalysis,

advertisingandpersonalselling;areasofsalesandpromotion includinggroupsales,conven-

tions, food,beverageandentertainment,specialeventsandpromotions:communicationstrat-

egies,public relations,marketingstrategiesandplanning,AdvertisingandSalesPromotion in

HospitalityBusiness.

ILC 113 Business Chinese 3(2-2-5)

Practice indaily-lifeconversationsuchasgreeting, shopping, telephoning, telling

time,etc.,Chinesecultureandtradition,throughselectedillustrativereadingsinChinese.

ILJ 113 Business Japanese 3(2-2-5)

Thelanguagestructure;practiceoffourskills:listening,speaking,readingandwrit-

ingusedinsituationsassigned;furtherlearningof500vocabularyitemsand150Kanjicharacters,

thebasicprinciplesofreading;drillinJapanesereadingusingshortpassagesaboutJapan,prac-

ticelisteningandspeakingineverydaylife’sconversation.

LF 113 Business French 3(2-2-5)

Practiceoflistening,speaking,readingandwritingskillsintourismbusiness,French

vocabulary,expressionsusedintourismsituation,suchaspackagetourorganization,abletogive

informationinFrenchaboutThailand,intermsofgeography,history,arts,culture,wayoflifeand

touristplacesasaFrenchtouristguide,provideanoutsidestudy.

ILS 113 Business Spanish 3(2-2-5)

Practiceoflistening,speaking,readingandwritingskillsintourismbusiness,Spanish

vocabulary,expressionsusedintourismsituation,suchaspackagetourorganization,abletogive


informationinSpanishaboutThailand,intermsofgeography,history,arts,culture,wayoflifeand

touristplacesasaSpanishtouristguide,provideanoutsidestudy.

ILG 113 Business German 3(2-2-5)

Practiceof listening,speaking,readingandwritingskills intourismbusiness,Ger-

manvocabulary,expressionsusedintourismsituation,suchaspackagetourorganization,able

togiveinformationinGermanaboutThailand,intermsofgeography,history,arts,culture,wayof

lifeandtouristplacesasaGermantouristguide,provideanoutsidestudy.

ILK 113 Business Korean 3(2-2-5)

TheKoreanlanguagethroughvariousaspectsofKoreansocialandculturalcontexts:

cultureandcustomsofKorean,history,economy,andlifestyles,withanemphasisonlistening,

speaking,readingandwritingindifferentsituations.

ITA 113 Business Thai 3(2-2-5)

The Thai language through various aspects of Thai social and cultural contexts:

culture and customs of Thai, history, economy, and lifestyles, with an emphasis on listening,

speaking,readingandwritingindifferentsituations.

IHT 331 Special Event Operation Principles 3(3-0-6)

Conceptsandissuesrelevanttoeventoperationmanagementbyapplyingmanagerial

skillsandserviceskills together torespondtodifferentsituations includingexperiencedesign,

operationpreparation forstaticandmobileevents, riskmanagement,crowdmanagementand

control,supportinglogistics,andrelevantlegalregulationsandprocesses.

IHT 332 Meeting, Convention, and Conference Organization 3(2-2-5)

Meaningsandimportanceofmeeting,conference,andconventiononnationaltour-

ismandeconomicaswellasvariousconceptsthatconcerntheoperationmanagementincluding

planning,90stakeholders,siteselection,biddingprocess,programplanning,budget,foodand

beverageservices,sitemanagement,openingandclosureceremonies,andspecialevents.

IHT 333 Exhibition and Tradeshow Organization 3(2-2-5)

Forms,categories,rolesandcharacteristicsoftradeshowandexhibition.Thecourse



coversseveral issuesconcerningtheoperationof tradeshowandexhibition includingbidding,

planning,preparation,siteselection,floorplanning,openingandclosureceremonies,salesand

marketing,andcoordinationwithsupportingbusinessesaswellastrendsandchallenges.

IHT 334 Venue Management for Events 3(2-2-5)

Categoriesandrolesofvenueonthesuccessofspecialevents.Thecoursecovers

various concepts namely venueand facility design, sales andmarketing, safety and security,

evaluationoftheevent,ethicalissues,corporatesocialresponsibilities,aswellastrendsandchal-

lengesfacingthefutureofvenuebusinessforspecialevents.Learnersgainempiricalexperience

througheducationalvisit.

IHT 335 Festival Planning and Organization 3(2-2-5)

Meaning and concept related to festival planning and organization, procedure of

planningonfestival,developingtourprogramfor tourists inevery level include impact toenvi-

ronmenteconomicandsocialforplanningtocreateprograms,operationandnegotiationtoland

operatorsandallotherunitsbothgovernmentandprivateenterprises related to thebusiness,

trainingandpracticinginfestival.

IHT 431 Event Marketing and Sponsorship 3(3-0-6)

Anapplicationofmarketingconceptsandconsumerbehaviorofspecialeventpartic-

ipants,internalandexternalfactorsinfluencingparticipationdecision,marketingstrategies,spon-

sorship theories, development of sponsorship proposal, implementation of sponsorship, sales

andmarketingcommunication.

IHT 351 Foundations of Culinary Principles 3(2-2-5)

Unique featuresof eachcuisine,basic ingredients, rawmaterials ofWesternand

Easternfoodcultures,preparationprocesses,equipmentandutensils,menuplanning,evolution

offusionfood,practicepreparationprocesses.

IHT 352 Preparation and Baking of Cakes, Pies, and Yeast based Products 3(2-2-5)

BasicandappliedknowledgeinpreparationandBakingofCakes,Pies,andYeast,

basicpreparationofbread,pies,cakeanddecoratecakesandotherdessert.


IHT 353 Occidental Culinary Arts 3(2-2-5)

International cuisines ofWestern cultures, unique features of each cuisine, basic

ingredients,rawmaterialsofWesternfoodcultures,preparationprocesses,equipmentanduten-

sils,menuplanning,evolutionoffusionfood,practicepreparationprocesses.

IHT 428 Thai Culinary Arts Theory and Practice 3(2-2-5)

Thai culinary cultures in each region, basicpractical skills andprinciples in food

preparation, cooking and serving.Qualification of Thai cuisine and its core ingredients,menu

planningaccordingtodifferentcharacteristics.Learnersgainempiricalexperiencethroughprac-

ticallearninginlaboratorialkitchen.

IHT355ArtsofBakingandDecoratingPastriesandBakeries

3(2-2-5)Basicandappliedknowledgeinartsofbakinganddecoratingpastriesand

bakeries,basicpreparationofbread,pies,cakeanddecoratecakesandotherdessert.Howto

useutensils,howtodecorateforvariousoccasionshowtopackage,storeandmerchandise.

IHT 451 Culinary Arts of the Thai Royal Courts 3(2-2-5)

TypesandcharacteristicsofCulinaryArtsoftheThaiRoyalCourts,basicingredients,

techniquesofpreparationprocesses,representation,preserving,andpackaging.

IHT 452 Gastronomic Trends and Contemporary Food Styling 3(2-2-5)

Preparationandstylingoffood,photogeniccompositions,creativemixturesofcolors

forpresentations,carvingutensilsandinstrument,carvingtechniquesoffruitsandvegetablesfor

restaurantsandvariousevents,practiceoffoodandvegetablecarving,gastronomictrendsand

contemporaryfoodstyling.

IHT 361 Air Cargo Management 3(3-0-6)

Basiccomponentsofaircargoandair freightsbusinessoperations;classification

ofaircargo;relatedrules,regulations,procedures,documentationsandsystemsinhandlingof

air cargo relevant tocustoms tariff andduty, service fee,packaging, labeling, inspectionand

acceptanceprocedures,currencyexchangesystems;aircargowarehousemanagement;basic

technicaltermsspecifictoaircargoindustry.



IHT 362 Airport Management 3(2-2-5) Componentsofmanagerial,servicedeliveryandoperationalsystemsofanairport;securitysystemsandequipmentsprovidedatairports;sourcesofrevenueandexpenditure;mar-ketingpracticesofbothdomesticandinternationalairports;operationsofotherexternalorgani-zationsinthevicinityofairports;rulesandregulationsofgoverningbodiesonbothdomesticandinternationalairportoperations.

IHT 363 Airline Ticketing and Reservation 3(2-2-5) Overviewofreservationandticketingprocesses/procedures;rulesandregulationsforair travel;abbreviations,definitions,city/airportcodesand termsused inairline;creationofpassengernamerecord(PNR)throughcomputerizedreservationsystem(CRS);sending/receivingreservationmessagesthroughqueuesystem;farequotebasedontypeofjourney;farecalculationdetailsshowninneutralunitofconstruction(NUC)andconvertedintolocalcurrencyofthecountryofcommencementbyusingIATArateofexchange(ROE);ticketissuance.

IHT 364 In-flight Passenger Service Management 3(2-2-5) Principlesandmanagerialprocessesofflightstomaximizeclient’ssatisfaction;em-phasizeonflightattendants’workingprocessesandatmosphere–mealanddrinkservices,safetyonboard;otherrelevantworksonaflight:before,duringandaftertheflight.

IHT 365 Passenger Ground-service Handling and Management 3(2-2-5) Groundoperationofanairlineandairport;detailedworkprocessesforcustomercareandservicesinaccordancewithloadcontrolandweightbalance,necessarydocumentationsandcoordinationofflightdispatch.

IHT 461 In-flight Catering Management 3(2-2-5) System,equipmentsandtheirutilization;flightcateringprocessesandcollaborationwithconcernedpartiesinmealplanning;typeoffoodandmealservedondifferentroutes;respon-siblefunctionforpre-flightmealpreparation.

IHT 305 Ecotourism, Adventure and Medical Tourism 3(3-0-6) MeaningandcharacteristicofTourismBusinessOperation:Ecotourism,AdventureandMedicalTourismbydiscussingmarkettrends,opportunities,successfactors,andmarketinglimitationsofthese.


IHT 310 Hotel Operations and Management 3(3-0-6)

Organizational structure management, operations of accommodation and hotel

properties;interactionsamongvariousdepartmentswithinahotel,aswellasamongotherhotels

ofthesamechainandamongotherchains;competitionandcommunicationmarketingincluding

hotelbusinesstrends.

IHT 328 Geography for Tourism Business 3(2-2-5)

Majorgeographicalconceptsincludinglocation,topography,climate,ethnics,flora

andfaunaandtheirimpactsonnaturalandculturaltourists’attractionsandactivitiesofThailand

andotherregionsoftheworld.Learnersgainempiricalexperiencethroughfieldactivitiesatat-

tractionswithdistinguishedgeographicalfactors.

IHT 348 Room Division and Front Office 3(2-2-5)

Organizationstructureand themanagementof theFrontOffice; reservation, room

assignment, types of rooms room symbols layout andplanning of roomnumbers , reception,

roomregistration,baggagehandlingprocedures;informationservices;businesscenters,cross

sellingandupsellingtechniqueswithotherbusinessunitsofthehotel,travelagencies,aswellas

airlines;guestencountermanagementtechniquesandguests’complaints;cross-culturalcommu-

nicationprinciples;simulationpracticesofoperationproceduresalongwiththeuseofcomputer

programs.

IHT 354 Tour Package Planning and Management 3(2-2-5)

Tourpackageoperationmanagementandplanningoftouroperators,marketsurvey,

marketingplanning,creating the itinerary,costing,selling techniques; including theprocesses

ofnegotiation,arranging,andcommercialcontractinghotelsandtourismsuppliers:airlines,car

rentals,cruises,coaches,minibuses,guestspeakersandlectures,foods,etc.

IHT 355 Airline Business Management 3(3-0-6)

ntegrativeknowledgeaboutstructures,functionsandoperationsofairlinebusiness;

human resourcemanagement; organization,aircraftmanagement; traffic rights;aviationsafety

management;necessarysupportedfacilitiesaffectedbyglobalizationandairlinealliancestrend

aswellasrelevantissues.



IHT 362 Catering and Banquet Management 3(2-2-5)

Functionsofcateringbusinesses,marketing,menudesignsforvariousevents,interior

andexteriorplanningforevents,preparationforutensils,staffplanning,andsupervisionforservices,

etiquettesandmanners.Practicesthroughon-campusinternship.

IHT 375 Hotel and Tourism Sales and Marketing 3(3-0-6)

Role of the hotels and tourism sales andmarketing department, its organization,

functionsandmanagement:methodofsalesandpromotionwithregardtoproductanalysis,

advertisingandpersonalselling;areasofsalesandpromotion includinggroupsales,conven-

tions,food,beverageandentertainment,specialeventsandpromotions:communicationstrategies,

publicrelations,marketingstrategiesandplanning.



Basic Science Courses

MAT 136 Engineering Mathematics I 3(3-0-6)

Mathematical induction; vector algebra in three dimensions; functions; limits of

functions;continuity;derivativesandslopeofcurve;maximum/minimumvalueanditsapplica-

tions;indeterminateform;integrationanditsapplications;techniquesofintegration.60

MAT 137 Engineering Mathematics II 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite:MAT136EngineeringMathematicsI

Real-valuedfunctionsofseveralvariablesanditsapplications;partialderivatives;chainruleand

itsapplications;differentialandintegrationofvector-valuedfunctionsofarealvariableanditsap-

plications;analyticgeometryofthreedimensions,lines,planesandsurfaces;polarcoordinates;

doubleandtripleintegration;introductiontoline-integrals;sequencesandseries.

MAT 138 Engineering Mathematics III 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite:MAT137EngineeringMathematicsII

MaclaurinandTaylorseries;Fourierseries;introductiontosystemoflinearequations;improper

integrals;Laplacetransforms;introductiontodifferentialequationsanditsapplications;numerical

ofdifferentiationandintegration;approximationbystraightline;regressionandcorrelation.

CHM 121 Principles of Chemistry 3(3-0-6)

Stoichiometryandbasisof theatomic theoryandstructure,propertiesofgas, liq-

uid,solidandsolution,chemicalequilibrium,ionicandacid-baseequilibrium,chemicalkinetic,

electronic structures of atoms, chemecal bonds, periodicproperties, representative elements,

nonmetalandtransitionmetalsandelectrochemistry.

CHM 122 Laboratory for Principles of Chemistry 1(0-3-2)

Prerequisite:CHM121PrinciplesofChemistry

Reactionsandanalysisofcationandanion,propertiesandpreparationofgas,determineofmo-

lecularweightdepressionof freezingpoint of solution, chemical kinetic, chemical equilibrium,



oxidationreduction, pH and buffer solution, titration, and equilibrium changes of physical and

chemicalpropertiesofsubstance.

PHY 121 Physics I 3(3-0-6)

FundamentalphysicalquantitiesandSIunits;dimensionsanddimensionalanalysis;

measurementsanderrors;vectoralgebra;kinematicsandkineticsofparticles;energyandwork;

momentum;systemsofparticles;rigidbodies;elementarystatics;elasticity;harmonicmotion;fluid

mechanics;heatandthermodynamics;emphasisofthecourseisondevelopmentofkeyphysical

conceptsandskillsinanalyzingandsolvingstandardproblemsinphysics.

PHY 122 Physics Laboratory I 1(0-3-2)

Prerequisite: PHY 121 Physics I

Laboratoryworksaboutmeasurementanderroranalysis,translationalandrotational

kinetics,translationalandrotationaldynamics,oscillation,statics,fluid,heat,andthermodynamics.

PHY 223 Physics II 3(3-0-6)


Electrostatics;Electriccharges;Coulombslaw;electricfield;electricflux;Gausslaw;

electricpotentialenergy;electricpotential;electricpotentialdifference;capacitor;capacitance;

dielectric;currentelectricity;directcurrent;conductorsandinsulators;directcurrentcircuit;RC

circuit;magneticforce;electromagneticinduction;magneticmaterial;hysteresis;R-Lcircuit;L-C

circuitandR-L-Ccircuit;generators;ACcircuitcontainingR,LandC;transformer;electromag-

neticwaves; semi-conductors; diodes and transistors;mechanicalwaves; sound; geometrical

andphysicaloptics;opticalequipmentandmodernphysics;emphasisofcourseisondevelop-

mentofkeyphysicalconceptsandskillinanalyzingandsolvingstandardproblemsinphysics.

PHY 224 Physics Laboratory II 1(0-3-2)

Prerequisite: PHY 223 Physics II

Laboratoryworksaboutelectrostatics,directcurrentcircuit,electromagnetism,al-

ternatingcurrent, introductoryelectronics,waves, soundandoptics,Photoelectric effectsand

radioactivity.


Major Courses

GEN 133 Engineering Drawing 3(2-3-6)

Lettering;orthographicprojection;orthographicdrawingsandpictorialdrawing;di-

mensioningandtolerancing;section,auxiliaryviewsanddevelopment;freehandsketching,detail

andassemblydrawings;basiccomputeraideddrawings.

GEN 192 Workshop Practice 2(0-6-3)

Principlesofoperationandhandlingofmachinetoolsformanufacture,useofmanu-

facturingequipment,workdisciplineandsafetyconsiderationsinworkplace,basicpracticaltrain-

ing includingdrilling,fittingandmachining,welding,piping,sheetmetal formingandelectrical

workshoppractice.

CEN 221 Engineering Statics 3(3-0-6)


Methodof solvingengineeringproblemusing fundamentalmechanicalprinciples,

resultantandresolutionofforces,momentofforcesandcouples,systemsofforcesandmoments,

equilibriumofparticlesandrigidbodies,structuralanalysis,forcesinbeams,friction,centroids

andcentersofmass,momentofinertiaofanarea,principleofvirtualworkandstability.

CEN 223 Strength of Materials 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: CEN 221 Engineering Statics

Forces and stresses; stresses and strains relationship; stresses in beams; shear

forceandbendingmomentdiagrams;deflectionofbeams;torsion;bucklingofcolumns;Mohr’s

circleandcombinedstresses;failurecriterion.

CEN 283 Engineering Surveying 3(2-3-6)

Introduction to surveying, theory ofmeasurements and errors in surveying, linear

measurementsandscales,basicprinciplesinleveling,preciselevelingandapplications,principles

andapplicationsoftheodolites,traversing,determinationofplanecoordinatesystem,topographic

survey,mapplotting,areaandvolumecomputations.



CEN 292 Applied Mathematics for Civil Engineering 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: MAT 138 Engineering Mathematics III

Linearalgebra;introductiontothetheoryofapproximations;solutionofalgebraicand

transcendentalequations; solutionsof linear systems; firstandsecondorderdifferentialequa-

tions;FouriertransformsandLaplacetransforms;vectorcalculus.

CEN 342 Hydraulics 3(3-0-6)


Propertiesoffluids,fluidstatics,kinematicsoffluidflow,continuityequation,energy

equationinasteadyflow,momentumanddynamicforcesinfluidflow,similitudeanddimensional

analysis,flowofincompressiblefluidinpipes,openchannelflow,fluidmeasurements,unsteady

flowproblem.

MEN 222 Engineering Dynamics 3(3-0-6)


Kinematicsandkineticsofparticlesandrigidbodies;Newton’ssecondlawofmotion,

force,massandacceleration;workandenergy;impulseandmomentum.

IEN 221 Probability and Statistics for Engineers 3(3-0-6)

Probability theory; conditional probability; probability distributions of discrete and

continuous random-variables; normal andPoissondistributions; inferential statistics relating to

sampling,hypothesistestingandparameterestimation;analysisofvariance(ANOVA);regression

andcorrelation;applicationofstatisticalmethods.

IEN 361 Engineering Materials 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: CHM 121 Principles of Chemistry

Metals,plastics,ceramics,compositeselectronicsandnano-relatedasengineering

materials;phaseequilibriumdiagramsand their interpretation;microandmacrostructurewith

respecttotheirpropertiesandmanufacturingprocesses.Selectionaccordingtospecificapplica-

tions.Degradationprotection.


CPE 252 Computer Programming for Engineers 3(2-2-5)

Introductoryconceptsofcomputers;algorithmicproblemsolving;programdesign

anddevelopmentmethodology;introductoryprogrammingusingahigh-levelprogramminglan-

guage;programmingpracticeincomputerlaboratory.

Professional Courses

Professional Compulsory Courses

CEN 261 Civil Engineering Materials and Testing 3(2-3-6)

Prerequisite:IEN361EngineeringMaterialsandCEN223StrengthofMaterials

Thefundamentalbehaviorsandproperties,introductiontoinspectingandtestingofvariouscivil

engineeringmaterials, steel and rebar,wood, cement, aggregates andadmixtures, fresh and

hardenedconcrete,highwaymaterials,othercivilengineeringmaterials.

CEN 284 Surveying Field Practice 1(0-80-40)

Prerequisite: CEN 283 Engineering Surveying

GPS10days(80hours)fieldsurveyingpracticeofsurveyingplanning,reconnais-

sance,topographicsurvey,topographicmapping,longrangeleveling,individualtheodoliteset-

tingandusingandlandcoordinatedbyGPSreceiver.

CEN 285 Route Surveying 3(3-0-6)


Surveying techniques, route location and design, horizontal and vertical curves,

earthwork,alignmentlayout,routeconstructionsurvey.

CEN 320 Structural Analysis I 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: CEN 223 Strength of Materials

Introductiontostructuralanalysis;reactions,shears,andmomentsinstaticallydeter-

minatestructures;graphicstatics;influencelinesofdeterminatestructures;deflectionsofdetermi-

natestructuresbymethodsofvirtualwork,strainenergy,andWilliot-Mohrdiagrams;analysisof

staticallyindeterminatestructuresbymethodofconsistentdeformation.



CEN 321 Structural Analysis II 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: CEN 320 Structural Analysis I

Analysisofindeterminatestructuresbyelasticloadmethod,methodsofslopeand

deflection,momentdistribution,strainenergy;influencelineofindeterminatestructures;introduc-

tiontoplasticanalysis;approximateanalysis;introductiontomatrixstructuralanalysis.

CEN 331 Reinforced Concrete Design 4(3-3-6)

Prerequisite: CEN 320 Structural Analysis I

Fundamentalbehaviorinthrust,flexure,torsion,shear,bondandinteractionamong

theseforces;designofreinforcedconcretestructuralcomponentsbyworkingstressandstrength

designconcepts;designpractice.PracticePracticeinreinforcedconcretedesignanddetailing.

CEN 332 Computer-Aided Engineering and Design 3(2-3-6)

Basicconceptsofcomputer-aidedengineeringanddesign(CAE/CAD)incivilengi-

neering;computergraphicsandgeometricmodelingforstructuralandcivilworks;detailingsof

steelandconcretestructures;programming inCAD;computersoftwarepackages foranalysis

anddesign.

CEN 343 Hydraulics Laboratory 1(0-3-2)

Prerequisite: CEN 342 Hydraulics

Hydraulicproperties,hydrostaticforceonaplanesubmergedsurface,buoyantforce

andstabilityoffloatingobject,Bernoulli’stheorem,flowthroughsmallorifice,flowoversharp-edge

weir,impactduetomomentumchangeofflowingjet,frictionallossesofflowinclosedconduit,flow

meterinpipe,Manningncoefficientinopenchannelflow,specificenergyandhydraulicjumpin

openchannel,testingacentrifugalwaterpump.

CEN 344 Hydrology 3(3-0-6)


Hydrologiccycles,weathercirculation,precipitation,interception,evaporation,tran-

spiration,evapotranspiration,infiltration,groundwaterflow,streamflow,streamflowhydrographs,

relationsbetweenprecipitationandrunoff,frequencyanalysisandprobabilityinhydrology,reser-

voirrouting,channelroutingandapplicationsofhydrology.


CEN 362 Concrete Technology 3(2-3-6)

Prerequisite: IEN 361 Engineering Materials

Theory:Physicalandchemicalpropertiesofcement,ingredientsandpropertiesof

concrete,mechanicalpropertiesandusagesofhardenedconcrete,mixdesignofconcrete,ce-

mentandaggregate testing,strengthofconcrete,durabilityofconcrete,creepandshrinkage

ofconcrete,andhighperformanceconcrete.Experiment:Testofhydrauliccement fornormal

consistency,settingtimebyusingvicatandspecificgravity;testofcementmortarforcompres-

sivestrengthandtensilestrength;Testofportlandcementforfinenessbyusingairpermeability

apparatus;testforautoclaveexpansionofportlandcement;testforpresenceoforganicimpuri-

tiesinfineaggregatesofconcrete;testofaggregateforunitweight,specificgravity,absorption,

abrassiveresistanceandsieveanalysis;mixdesignofconcrete;testofconcreteforworkability,

compressive loading, tensile loading and flexural loading; demomstation of high compressive

strengthofconcrete.

CEN 370 Engineering Geology 3(2-3-6)

Prerequisite: CHM 121 Principles of Chemistry

Introductionofmineral,rockandsoilclassificationforengineers;structuralgeology,

geomorphologyandother topics ingeologyforengineers;applicationofgeologytocivilengi-

neeringworkssuchasfoundation,tunnel,damandreservoir,etc.;laboratorystudyforrocksand

mineralsclassification.

CEN 371 Soil Mechanics 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: CEN 223 Strength of Materials

Soilformation,indexpropertiesandclassificationofsoil,compaction,permeabilityof

soilandseepageproblems,principleofeffectivestresseswithinasoilmass;stressdistribution,

compressibilityofsoil,shearstrengthofsoil,earthpressuretheory,slopestability,bearingcapacity

CEN 372 Soil Mechanics Laboratory 1(0-3-2)

Prerequisite: CEN 371 Soil Mechanics

Soil investigation,Atterberg limit, test determination of specificgravity soil grains,

grainsizeanalysisofsoil,soilclassification,compaction test,Californiabearingratio test, field

densitytest,permeabilitytest,directsheartest,unconfinedcompressiontest,triaxialcompression

test,consolidationtest.



CEN 412 Construction Engineering and Management 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: CEN 362 Concrete Technology

Constructionprojectdeliverysystems,engineeringeconomyinconstruction,project

organization,sitelayout,projectplanningandschedulingbyGantChartandcriticalpathmethod

(CPM),modernconstructiontechnology,constructionequipments,resourcemanagement,pro-

gressmeasurementandcontrol ,projectcontrolling,safetyandqualitysysteminconstruction,

constructionlawsandregulations,ethics.

CEN 433 Steel and Timber Design 4(3-3-6)

Prerequisite: CEN 321 Structural Analysis II

Design of steel and timber structures; tension and compressionmembers; beams; beam-col-

umns;built-upmembers;plategirders;connections;ASDandLRFDmethods;designpractice.

PracticePracticeinsteelandtimberdesignanddetailing.

CEN 444 Hydraulic Engineering 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: CEN 344 Hydrology and CEN 343 Hydraulics Laboratory

Applicationoffluidmechanicprinciplestostudyandpracticeofhydraulicengineer-

ing,pipingsystems,waterhammer,pumpsandturbines,openchannelflow,designofreservoir,

dams,spillways,hydraulicmodels.

CEN 473 Foundation Engineering 3(3-0-6)


Subsurfaceinvestigation,bearingcapacityoffoundation,spreadandmatfoundation

design,pileandcaisson foundationdesign,settlementanalysis,earthpressureproblemsand

retainingstructuresandsheetpilewall;elementaryofsoilimprovement;designpracticePractice

Practiceinfoundationengineeringanddetailing

CEN 476 Highway Engineering Laboratory 1(0-3-2)

Prerequisite: CEN 481 Highway Engineering

Soilandmaterialtestingmethodsfordesignandconstructioncontrolofpavements;

laboratoryandfieldteststoevaluatebasicpropertiesofsubgradeandconstructionmaterialsfor

pavementdesign;fieldtestsforconstructioncontrol;pavementevaluationsforoverlaydesign.


CEN 481 Highway Engineering 3(3-0-6)


Historical development of highways; highway administration; principle of highway

planningandtrafficanalysis;geometricdesignandoperations;highwayfinanceandeconomic;

flexibleandrigidpavementdesign;highwaymaterials;constructionandmaintenanceofhighways.

CEN 490 Civil Engineering Training 1(0-35-18)

Prerequisite: CEN 284 Surveying Field Practice

Traininginprivatesector,governmentsectororstateenterpriserelatingtocivilen-

gineeringwork.Allstudentsmustbeintrainingforatleast6weeksoratleast210hours.Each

studenthastosubmitdailyreporteveryweekandsummaryreportuponthecompletionof the

course.

CEN 491 Civil Engineering Project I 1 1(0-3-2)

Studentswork ingroup todoanalyticalstudyordesignofanassignedcivilengi-

neeringproblem.Theteamofadvisorscomprisesacademicsand/orexperiencedengineers.The

mainaspects includedproblemdefinition,assessmentofvariousengineering featuresofalter-

nativesolutions,projectplanningandworkscheduling, reportpreparationandpresentationof

projectproposal.

CEN 492 Civil Engineering Project II 2 2(0-6-3)

Prerequisite: CEN 491 Civil Engineering Project I

ContinuationofproposedworksinCivilEngineeringProjectIwiththemainpurpose

ofapplyingallknowledgelearnedinCivilEngineeringcurriculum.Thestudentwillgaintheexpe-

rienceinworkingasagroup.Thecompletereporthastobesubmittedandpresentedtoproject

committee.

GEN 494 Preparation for Cooperative Education 1(0-2-1)

Studentsarerequiredtopassaminimum30-hourpreparationsessionpriortotheir

placementinaselectedworkplace.Themainaspectsincludeprinciples,conceptsandprocess-

esofcooperativeeducation;relatedrulesandregulations;basicknowledgeandtechniquesin

working;communicationandhumanrelations;personalitydevelopment;qualitymanagementsys-

teminworkplace;presentationstechniquesandReportwriting.



CEN 495 Cooperative Project for Civil Engineering 3(0-9-5)

Prerequisite: GEN 494 Preparation for Cooperative Education

76Solvingstageofproblemsset forthanddefinedfromwork inCEN496,having

beendoneunderjointsupervisionofRSUandtheworkplaceadvisors,thecompletedworkmust

thoroughlybepresentedtothedesignatedcommitteeforcontingentcredit.

ProfessionalElectiveCourses

CEN 401 Advanced Engineering Mathematics 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: CEN 292 Applied Mathematics for Civil Engineering

Ordinary and partial deferential equations; Fourier series, introduction of Fourier

transformandLaplacetransformandapplicationstoboundaryvalueproblems;vectoranalysis;

matrices;Systemsoflinearequations;calculusofvariation.

CEN 402 Numerical Methods 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: CEN 292 Applied Mathematics for Civil Engineering

Fundamentalsofnumericalmethods;systemsoflinearequations;solvingofnonline-

arequations;approximatefunctionsbyregressionanalysisandinterpolation;numericaldifferen-

tiationandintegration;ordinaryandpartialdifferentialequations;Eigen-valueproblems.

CEN 410 Contracts, Specifications and Cost Estimation 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: CEN 331 Reinforced Concrete Design

Types, forms,andelementsofconstructioncontract,buildingelements,quantities

survey,unitcostandcostanalysis,generalconstructionproblems,supervisionandprofessional

ethics,responsibilityaccordingtothelaw.

CEN 413 Engineering Project Management 3(3-0-6)


Projectdefinition;principlesofeconomicsanddecisionmakingmodelsappliedto

projectselection;projectmanagement,planningandscheduling,organizationstructureandstaff-

ing;projectimplementation,monitoring,andcontrol;projectinformationsystems;projecttermina-

tion;internationalprojectmanagement;proposalpreparation.


CEN 432 Prestressed Concrete Design 3(3-0-6)


Conceptsandprinciplesofprestressing,materialsforprestressingandtheirproperties,

prestressingsystems,lossesofprestress,analysisanddesignofstaticallydeterminatepretensioned

andposttensionedmembers,moment-curvaturerelationship,flexuralstrengthofmembers,design

forshear,immediateandlong-termdeflection,anchoragedesign,designofpilesandprestressed

floorsystem,specialstructuressuchascylindricaltanksandconcretepavement.

CEN 435 Structural Building Design 3(3-0-6)


Analysisanddesignofreinforcedconcretebuildingstructures;designofcontinuous

beamsandframes;designofslendercolumns,flat-slabandflat-platefloorsystem;designofshear

wallsanddeepbeams;applicationofcomputersoftwaresinstructuralbuildingdesign.

CEN 436 Bridge Design 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite:CEN321StructuralAnalysisIIandCEN331ReinforcedConcreteDe-

signTheoriesof loaddistributionandapplication;selectionoftypeandsizeofbridges;simply

supportedbridgesinreinforcedconcrete,steelandprestressedconcrete;designofbridgesu-

perstructureandsubstructure.

CEN 437 Design of Small Building 3(3-0-6)


Startingofasmallbuildingproject;buildingregulationsandcodesofpractices;re-

lationbetweenarchitecturalwork,structuralworkandotherengineeringworks;componentsof

building;layoutofbuildingandstructuralsystems;loaddistributiontostructuralmembers;struc-

turalanalysis;designoffoundation,79column,beam,slab,wallandstairwithemphasisonrein-

forcedconcretemembers;designofroofsteelstructures;atermprojectonsmallbuildingdesign.

CEN 438 Introduction to Finite Element 3(3-0-6)

Prerequisite: CEN 321 Structural Analysis II

Weightedresidualmethod;Galerkinmethod;Ritzmethod;basicconceptsofinter-

polation;finiteelementin1Dand2Dproblems;planeelasticity;torsion;heattransfer;seepage;

incompressibleinviscidflow;shallowwaterwaveproblems.



CEN 439 Structural Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite: CEN 321 Structural Analysis II Essentialcharacteristicsofadynamicproblem:dynamicsofsingle-degree-of-free-domsystem:undampedanddampedequationsofmotion,freevibrationresponse,responsetoharmonicsforces,periodic forces, impulseforces,andresponseanalysis in frequency-domainandtime-domaintoarbitraryloading;dynamicsofmulti-degree-of-freedomsystem:matrixequa-tionsofmotion,naturalfrequencyandmodeshape,modalanalysisofdynamicresponse;intro-ductiontostructuralresponsestoearthquakeexcitation;introductiontovibrationcontrols.

CEN 446 Water Resource and Irrigation Engineering 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite: CEN 344 Hydrology Introduction to water resource engineering, water resource planning and develop-mentprocess,conceptionofalternativetechnicallyfeasiblesolutionsanddesignofwaterresourcedevelopmentprojects,basinsystemanalysisofplannedprojectbymodeling,preliminarydesignofprojectcomponents,watermanagementonbasinsystemsbymodeling,reservoirrulecurves,feasibilitystudyofprojects,financialfeasibilityanalysisandbenifitofprojects,casestudy.

CEN 447 Coastal and Harbor Engineering 3(3-0-6) Wavegenarationandwavediffraction,wavetheory,wavereflectionandwaverefrac-tionincoastalarea,planningdesignconstructionandmaintananceofcoastline,harborandtheotherlongshorestructures.

CEN 448 Open Channel Flow 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite:CEN342HydraulicsOverviewofopenchannel flow,openchannel flowcharacteristics,energydepth relationships,momentumprinciplesinopenchannelflow,uniformflow,gradually-variedflow,watersurfacepro-filecomputations,designofchannels,rapidly-variedflowandunsteadyflow.

CEN 451 Flood and Drought Engineering 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite: CEN 342 Hydraulics Basicconcept inriverengineering;definitionsandtypesoffloodanddroughtdis-asters;applicationofstatisticsinfloodanddroughtengineering;constructionoffloodmap,floodanddroughtmanagement;forecastingandwarningoffloodanddroughtdisasters;mathematicalmodeloffloodsanddroughts;preventionandmitigationoffloodsanddroughtsdisasters.


CEN 452 Tsunami Engineering 3(3-0-6)


Basicconceptincoastalengineering;definitionandtypeoftsunami;causeandcy-

cleoftsunamigeneration,severityanddamagefromtsunami;warningsystemandwarningcenter

fortsunami;tsunamievaluationsystem;mathematicalmodeloftsunami;constructionoftsunami

riskmap;preventionandmitigationoftsunami.

CEN 453 Storm and Storm Surge Engineering 3(3-0-6)


Basicconceptincoastalengineering;definitionandtypeofstormandstormsurge;

causeandseverityofstormandsurge;warningstystemforstormandstormsurge;construction

ofstormandstormsurgeriskmaps;preventionandmitigationofstormandstormsurge.

CEN 461 Water Supply and Sanitary Engineering 3(3-0-6)


Waterdemandandwastewaterflowrates;rawwaterintake;designofwaterdistribu-

tionsystemandwatertreatmentplant;quantityofstormwater,hydraulicsanddrainagesystems;

designofcollectionanddrainagesystems;pumpandpumpingstation;wastewatertreatmentsys-

tems;solidwastesmanagementsystemsandplumbingsystems.

CEN 474 Landslides Mudslides and Debris Flows 3(3-0-6)


Determinationofsoilshearstrength;principlesofsoilslopestabilityanalysis;slope

movementclassificationand factors to influence the slopemovement; technique for soil slope

stabilityanalysis;waterpressure insoilslope;definitionof landslide,mudslideanddebrisflow;

factorstotriggerlandslidemudslideanddebrisflow;remedialforsoilslopestabilization.

CEN 475 Soil Improvement Techniques 3(3-0-6)


Engineering properties of soil fundamental; a principle of soil improvement tech-

niques,e.g.compaction,addingstabilizingmaterials,verticaldrainspreloading,soil reinforce-

mentandcementcolumn.



CEN 480 Transportation Engineering 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite: CEN 283 Engineering Surveying Planninganddesignfortransportationbyhighway,railway,air,waterwayandpipe-lines;transportationplanninginurbanandruralareasorinprojectarea;planninganddesignforothertransportationsystemsinprojectarea;proceduresfortransportationsystemlayout.

CEN 482 Construction Surveying 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite: CEN 283 Engineering Surveying Introductiontoconstructionsurveying;propertysurvey,gradestakes;layoutforbuilding,layoutforpipelines,layoutforroad,layoutforbridgeandas-builtsurveys.

CEN 484 Photogrammetry 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite: CEN 283 Engineering Surveying Basic concepts of photogrammetry, cameras and photography, flight planning,geometryofphotograph,photogrammetricmethod,mosaic,rectification,orthophotography,ste-reoscopicplotting.

CEN 485 Pavement Engineering 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite: CEN 224 and CEN 371 Development of roaddesign, structure of pavement, designof flexiblepavement,designoflateriteroad,designofrigidpavememt,drainageofpavement,skidresistanceofpave-ment,assessmentofpavementqualityformaintenance.

CEN 486 Airport Design 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite: CEN 263 and CEN 480 Principleof location selectionof airport,design,constructionandmaintenanceofairport,facilitiesinanairport.

CEN 487 Fundamental of Geographic Information System 3(3-0-6) Prerequisite: CEN 283 Engineering Surveying Introduction to Land Information System andGeographic Information System;digitalmapping,spatialdatasources;fundamentalsofdatacaptureandconversion;dataquality;datastructure for GIS; database management system; examination of engineering applications inGIS;projectmanagement.


CEN 488 Traffic Engineering 3(3-0-6)


Analysisoftrafficproblemsincludingfieldstudies,surveysandtheinterpretationof

surveydata;relatingregulations,equipmentsandcontrolmethods.

CEN 489 Geometric Design of Highway 3(3-0-6)


Designcontrolsandcriteria,designspeed,horizontalalignment,verticalalignment,

cross-section,geometricdesignofintersectionatgradeandinterchanges.

CEN 496 Cooperative Education for Civil Engineering 6(0-35-18)

Prerequisite: GEN 494 Preparation for Cooperative Education

Trainingasa full-timeemployee in a cooperativeorganization related to civil

engineeringwork for at least 16weeks.Eachstudent is assignedaparticular task thatmust

becompletedwithinthetrainingperiod.Diaryrecordsmustbesubmittedweeklytotheadvisor

ofeachstudent.Studentsareevaluatedbythesupervisoroftheorganizationattheendofthe

course.

CEN 499 Special Topics in Civil Engineering 3(3-0-6)

Studyofspecialtopicsassignedbytheinstructorwiththeapprovalofthechairperson

ofthedepartment.

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