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Timetable for Semester 1, 2018
Business 2.xxx Tourism Management 3.xxx
Hospitality Management 5.xxx Information Technology 7.xxx
- Students transferring from other schools and seeking cross-credits for previous study should seek advice on course selection from their Academic Head of Programme. Cross-credits must be applied for within the first four weeks of the commencement of your study.
- New students should refer to the Individual Learning Management Plan guides that are available for their programme.
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BUSINESS2.102 Management Principles / Wed & Fri / 2.232 Consumer Behaviour / Wed & Thu
2.111 Business Communication / Tue & Thu / 2.265 E-commerce for Managers / Mon & Thu
2.112 Information Technology Concepts / Mon & Wed / 2.331 International Business / Tue & Wed
2.114 Business Law / Tue & Thu / 2.332 International Marketing / Tue & Thu
2.120 English: Study Writing / Tue & Thu / 2.335 International Management / Mon & Wed
2.218 Organisation Behaviour / Tue & Fri / 2.337 Advanced Financial Accounting / Tue & Thu
2.222 Strategic Management / Mon & Thu / 2.341 Entrepreneurship and Small Business / Mon & Wed
2.223 Financial Management / Wed & Thu / 2.344 Advanced Managerial Accounting / Wed & Fri
2.231 Introduction to International Business / Tue & Wed / 2.342 Business Industry Practice Workshop / Thu
2.361 Applied Management workshop / Thu
Monday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
9:00-12:00 / AM7 / 2.265 E-Commerce for Managers / Dios Cabiling
10:00-12:00 / R106 / 2.222 Strategic Management / Leonie Menzies
10:00-12:00 / R101 / 2.335 International Management / Saida Parvin
3:00-6:00 / AM29 / 2.112 Information Technology Concepts / Kourosh Ahmadi
3:00-5:00 / R106 / 2.341 Entrepreneurship and Small Business / Leonie Menzies
Tuesday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
10:00-12:00 / R105 / 2.120 English: Study Writing / Graeme Sterne
10:00-12:00 / R101 / 2.218 Organisational Behaviour / Nick McCracken
10:00-12:00 / R103 / 2.337 Advanced Financial Accounting / Beena Lal
12:00-2:00 / R101 / 2.231 Introduction to International Business / Saida Parvin
12:00-2:00 / R102 / 2.331 International Business / Ershad Ali
2:00-4:00 / R103 / 2.114 Business Law / Beena Lal
2:00-4:00 / R101 / 2.332 International Marketing / Nick McCracken
3:00-5:00 / AM10 / 2.111 Business Communication / Graeme Sterne
Wednesday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
10:00-12:00 / R101 / 2.231 Introduction to International Business / Saida Parvin
10:00-12:00 / R102 / 2.331 International Business / Ershad Ali
12:00-2:00 / R105 / 2.223 Financial Management / Beena Lal
12:00-3:00 / AG19 / 2.112 Information Technology Concepts / Kourosh Ahmadi
12:00-2:00 / R102 / 2.232 Consumer Behaviour / Nick McCracken
12:00-2:00 / R101 / 2.335 International Management / Saida Parvin
2:00-4:00 / R106 / 2.341 Entrepreneurship and Small Business / Leonie Menzies
3:00-5:00 / R101 / 2.102 Management Principles / Nick McCracken
3:00-5:00 / R103 / 2.344 Advanced Managerial Accounting / Beena Lal
Thursday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
10:00-12:00 / R101 / 2.223 Financial Management / Beena Lal
10:00-12:00 / R105 / 2.120 English: Study Writing / Graeme Sterne
10:00-12:00 / R102 / 2.232 Consumer Behaviour / Nick McCracken
10:00-12:00 / R103 / 2.361 Applied Management Workshops / Saida Parvin
12:00-3:00 / AM8 / 2.111 Business Communication / Graeme Sterne
12:00-3:00 / AM7 / 2.265 E-Commerce for Managers / Dios Cabiling
12:00-2:00 / R102 / 2.332 International Marketing / Nick McCracken
12:00-2:00 / R103 / 2.337 Advanced Financial Accounting / Beena Lal
2:00-4:00 / R106 / 2.222 Strategic Management / Leonie Menzies
2:00-4:00 / R103 / 2.114 Business Law / Beena Lal
2:00-4:00 / R105 / 2.342 Business Industry Practice Workshop / Ershad Ali
Friday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
10:00-12:00 / R101 / 2.102 Management Principles / Nick McCracken
10:00-12:00 / R103 / 2.344 Advanced Managerial Accounting / Beena Lal
3:00-5:00 / R102 / 2.218 Organisational Behaviour / Nick McCracken
STAGE 3 Project Supervision
2.336 Research Project (this cannot be done without prerequisite 2.261)
Students intending to do this option should see Adam Brown for advice and assignment of a supervisor.
2.361 Applied Management
Students intending to do this option should see Saida Parvin for assignment of a supervisor.
2.342Business Industry Practice
Students intending to do this option should see Ershad Ali for assignment of a supervisor.
TOURISM MANAGEMENT (3.xxx) and HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT (5.xxx)
3.120 Tourism in New Zealand / Tue & Wed / 5.101 Principles of Hospitality Management / Mon & Wed
3.125 Managing the Visitor Experience / Tue & Fri / 5.102 Food Production Operations / Mon & Wed
3.222 Tourism and Hospitality Management / Mon & Tue / 5.202 Food and Beverage Management / Tue & Thu
3.225 Asia-Pacific Tourism / Mon & Thu / 5.203 Accommodation Management / Wed & Fri
3.310 Applied Tourism Management Project Workshop / Thu / 5.204 Hospitality and Tourism Strategic Management / Mon & Thu
3.313 Entrepreneurship and Small Business for Tourism and Hospitality / Mon & Wed / 5.206 Financial Management for Hospitality and Tourism / Wed & Thu
3.316 Ecotourism Management / Tue & Thu / 5.302 International Food and Beverage Management / Tue & Thu
5.303 An Integrated Approach to Hospitality Management / Mon & Wed
5.310 Applied Hospitality Management Project workshop / Thu
Monday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
9:30-12:00 / AG8 / 3.222 Tourism and Hospitality Management / Nick Towner
10:00-12:00 / R106 / 5.204 Hospitality and Tourism Strategic Management / Leonie Menzies
10:00-12:00 / AM29 / 5.102 Food Production Operations / Beverly Chen
10:00-12:00 / AM14 / 5.303 An Integrated Approach to Hospitality Management / Zaina Theresa
3:00-5:00 / R106 / 3.313 Entrepreneurship and Small Business for Tourism and Hospitality / Leonie Menzies
3:00-6:00 / AG19 / 5.101 Principles of Hospitality Management / Anna Addison
3:00-5:30 / AG8 / 3.225 Asia-Pacific Tourism / Semisi Taumoepeau
Tuesday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
9:00-12:00 / AG19 / 5.202 Food and Beverage Management / Beverly Chen
9:00-12:00 / AM29 / 3.125 Managing the Visitor Experience / Jonathon Spring
9:30-12:00 / AG8 / 3.222 Tourism and Hospitality Management / Nick Towner
12:00-3:00 / AM3 / 3.120 Tourism in New Zealand / Anna Addison
12:00-2:00 / AM14 / 5.302 International Food and Beverage Management / Nick Towner
3:00-5:00 / AM29 / 3.316 Ecotourism Management / Jonathon Spring
Wednesday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
9:00-12:00 / AG19 / 5.101 Principles of Hospitality Management / Anna Addison
10:00-12:00 / AM14 / 5.303 An Integrated Approach to Hospitality Management / Zaina Theresa
12:00-3:00 / R105 / 5.206 Financial Management for Hospitality and Tourism / Beena Lal
12:00-3:00 / AM3 / 3.120 Tourism in New Zealand / Anna Addison
12:00-2:30 / AM14 / 5.203 Accommodation Management / Zaina Theresa
2:00-4:00 / R106 / 3.313 Entrepreneurship and Small Business for Tourism and Hospitality / Leonie Menzies
2:00-6:00 / Asquith Cafe / 5.102 Food Production Operations / Beverly Chen
Thursday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
9:30-12:00 / AG8 / 3.225 Asia-Pacific Tourism / Semisi Taumoepeau
10:00-12:00 / R101 / 5.206 Financial Management for Hospitality and Tourism / Beena Lal
10:00-12:00 / R103 / 5.310 Applied Hospitality Management Project /3.310 Applied Tourism Management Project Workshop / Saida Parvin
12:00-2:00 / AM29 / 5.202 Food Beverage Management / Beverly Chen
12:00-2:00 / AG8 / 3.316 Ecotourism Management / Jonathon Spring
2:00-5:00 / R106 / 5.204 Hospitality and Tourism Strategic Management / Leonie Menzies
3:00-5:00 / AM14 / 5.302 International Food and Beverage Management / Nick Towner
Friday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
9:00-12:00 / AM29 / 3.125 Managing the Visitor Experience / Jonathon Spring
3:00-6:00 / AM14 / 5.203 Accommodation Management / Zaina Theresa
STAGE 3 Project Supervision
3.301 Tourism Industry Practice
3.398 Tourism Internship
3.310 Applied Tourism Management Project
3.336 Research Project(this cannot be done without prerequisite 2.261)
5.301 Hospitality Industry Practiceor5.310 Applied Hospitality Management Project
5.336 Hospitality Management Research Project (this cannot be done without prerequisite 2.261)
5.398 Hospitality Internship
Students intending to do any of these options should see Erwin Losekoot for the assignment of a supervisor
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
7.101 The Information Technology System / Mon & Wed / 7.217 Requirement Modelling / Tue & Wed
7.102 Business Communication / Tue & Thu / 7.218 Server Administration / Wed & Thu
7.103 Fundamentals of Computer Programming / Mon & Tue / 7.219 E-Commerce Management / Mon & Thu
7.104 Database Engineering I / Tue & Thu / 7.301 Information Technology Project Management / Tue & Wed
7.105 Fundamentals of Computer Networking / Tue & Thu / 7.308 Mobile Applications Development / Wed & Thu
7.201 Systems Analysis and Design / Tue & Wed / 7.309 Network System Security / Wed & Thu
7.202 System Testing / Tue & Fri / 7.314 E-Business Strategies / Tue & Thu
7.205 Object Oriented Programming / Wed & Thu / 7.316 Business Intelligence / Tue & Wed
7.206 Desktop Application Development / Wed & Thu
Monday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
9:00-12:00 / AM7 / 7.219 E-Commerce Management / Dios Cabiling
9:00-12:00 / AM24 / 7.103 Fundamentals of Computer Programming / Saghir Ahmad
3:00-6:00 / AM29 / 7.101 The Information Technology System / Kourosh Ahmadi
Tuesday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
9:00-12:00 / AM24 / 7.103 Fundamentals of Computer Programming / Saghir Ahmad
9:00-12:00 / AM7 / 7.201 Systems Analysis andDesign / Havea Fonua
12:00-3:00 / AM24 / 7.104 Database Engineering I / Saghir Ahmad
12:00-3:00 / AM10 / 7.105 Fundamentals of Computer Networking / Kourosh Ahmadi
12:00-3:00 / AM7 / 7.202 System Testing / Havea Fonua
12:00-3:00 / AM8 / 7.314 E-Business Strategies / Neda Hamid
3:00-6:00 / AM10 / 7.102 Business Communication / Graeme Sterne
3:00-6:00 / AM13 / 7.217 Requirement Modelling / Dios Cabiling
3:00-6:00 / AM7 / 7.301 IT Project Management / Rakesh Kumar
3:00-6:00 / AM24 / 7.316 Business Intelligence / Neda Hamid
Wednesday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
9:00-12:00 / AM24 / 7.206 Desktop Applications Development / Shuaib Memon
9:00-12:00 / AM10 / 7.309 Network System Security / Amir Moravejosharieh
12:00-3:00 / AG19 / 7.101 The IT System / Kourosh Ahmadi
12:00-3:00 / AM7 / 7.201 Systems Analysis and Design / Havea Fonua
12:00-3:00 / AM13 / 7.205 Object Oriented Design / Rakesh Kumar
12:00-3:00 / AM10 / 7.218 Server Administration / Amir Moravejosharieh
12:00-3:00 / AM24 / 7.308 Mobile Applications Development / Shuaib Memon
3:00-6:00 / AM10 / 7.217 Requirement Modelling / Dios Cabiling
3:00-6:00 / AM7 / 7.301 IT Project Management / Rakesh Kumar
3:00-6:00 / AM24 / 7.316 Business Intelligence / Neda Hamid
Thursday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
9:00-12:00 / AM24 / 7.104 Database Engineering I / Saghir Ahmad
9:00-12:00 / AM8 / 7.314 E-Business Strategies / Neda Hamid
12:00-3:00 / AM8 / 7.102 Business Communication / Graeme Sterne
12:00-3:00 / AM7 / 7.219 E-Commerce Management / Dios Cabiling
12:00-3:00 / AM13 / 7.205 Object Oriented Programming / Rakesh Kumar
12:00-3:00 / AM10 / 7.218 Server Administration / Amir Moravejosharieh
12:00-3:00 / AM24 / 7.308 Mobile Applications Development / Shuaib Memon
3:00-6:00 / AM7 / 7.105 Fundamentals of Computer Networking / Kourosh Ahmadi
3:00-6:00 / AM24 / 7.206 Desktop Applications Development / Shuaib Memon
3:00-6:00 / AM10 / 7.309 Network System Security / Amir Moravejosharieh
Friday
Time / Room / Course / Lecturer
9:00-12:00 / AM13 / 7.202 System Testing / Havea Fonua
STAGE 3 Project Supervision
7.320 Information Technology Project / 7.321 Intensive Information Technology Project
Students intending to do this course should see Kourosh Ahmadi for the first project meeting.
Project Presentations will be held in AM10 on Monday from 12:30 – 2:00, dates to be advised
GDIT Workshops
Wednesday
(7th and 14th of February only) / 9:00-12:00 / AM13 / IT System workshops
Friday
(9th, 16th & 23rd of February only) / 9:00-12:00 / AM24 / Fundamentals of Computer Programming workshops
Compulsory workshops for AIS new intake students
Notes
- These workshops are compulsory. If you miss one for whatever reason, your AHOP will contact you and instruct you to make it up by attending a later run of the same workshop. Workshops for latecomers (see below) can be attended by those who missed a workshop too.
- All new intake students must (i) attend both the “APA referencing skills” and “Avoiding plagiarism” workshops, and (ii) take and pass the “Good referencing” test. (If you fail the test, you can retake it until you pass; however, you cannot submit any assessment online until you have passed it.)
- The workshops below are the compulsory ones. The Study Skills Advisor also conducts regular free optional workshops on various other aspects of studying in New Zealand, including reading skills, critical thinking. See the AIS ESS (ess.ais.ac.nz) for details and timetable.
Undergraduate ( BBus, NZ Dip T&T, BTM, NZ Dip HM,BHM)
Date, time, room / Title1 / Mon 12 Feb, 12.30-2.30, R107/108 / APA Referencing Skills
2 / Friday 16 Feb,12.30-2.00, R107/108 / Avoiding Plagiarism
3 / Friday 16 Feb,2.30-4.00, M213
Mon 19 Feb, 12.30 -2.30, M213
Mon 26 Feb, 1.45- 2.45, M213 / Good Referencing Test (if no classes)
Good Referencing Test
Good Referencing Test
Graduate diplomas & ITP (GDIT, BIT GDBus, GDTM, GDHM)
Date, time, room / Title1 / Friday 9 Feb,12.30-2.30, R107/108 / Academic Writing and Assignment Skills
2 / Mon 12 Feb, 12.30-2.30, R107/108 / APA Referencing Skills
3 / Friday 16 Feb,12.30-2.00, R107/108 / Avoiding Plagiarism
4 / Friday 16 Feb ,2.30-4.00, M213
Mon 19 Feb, 12.30 -2.30, M213 / Good Referencing Test (if no classes)
Good Referencing Test
5 / Fri 23 Feb ,12.30-2.30, R107/108 / APA Referencing Skills
6 / Mon 26 Feb, 12.00-1.30, R107/108
Mon 26 Feb, 1.45-3.45, M213 / Avoiding Plagiarism
Good Referencing Test
7 / Fri 2 Mar,12.15-1.30, R107/108
Fri 2 Mar,1.45-2.45, M213 / Exam Preparation Skills
Good Referencing Test
8 / Mon 5 Mar, 12.30 -2.30,AG19 / Time Management Skills (ITP only)
9 / Fri 9 Mar, 12.30-2.30 R107/108 / Report Writing Skills
10 / Mon 12 Mar ,12.30-2.00, AG19 / Oral Presentation Skills (ITP only)
11 / Fri, 16 Mar, 12.30-2.00, AG19 / Effective Group Work Skills (ITP only)
Latecomers (all programmes), and students who missed workshops and test
Date, time, room / Title1 / Fri 23 Feb ,12.30-2.30, R107/108 / APA referencing skills
2 / Mon 26 Feb, 12.00-1.30, R107/108 / Avoiding plagiarism
3 / Mon 26 Feb, 1.45-2.45, M213
Fri 2 Mar, 1.45-2.45, M213 / Good Referencing Test
Good Referencing Test
For other workshops, you can attend compulsory workshops of the same title given above, or optional workshops of the same title given by the Study Skills Advisor (go to ess.ais.ac.nz for details).
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