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The law of business associations, also known as corporate or company law, is to facilitate students to understand the main principles, rules and practices governing the formation, operation, management, and dissolution of various forms of business organizations. The course also aims to enable students to appreciate Uganda's various business organizations, investment laws and procedures. These organizations can include corporations, partnerships, all forms of companies, and other entities through which individuals or entities conduct business activities.

Question one:

a. Select a real-world business or industry (e.g., agriculture, manufacturing, or technology). Describe a scenario where the business has to make a decision between two types of products or services. Draw a PPF for this scenario and discuss the potential opportunity costs and trade-offs involved.

b. Discuss how factors such as technological advancement or an increase in resources can shift the PPF. Use a graph to show the effect of such changes on the PPF for the chosen industry. How do these shift’s impact business decisions and economic growth?

At the heart of this course is the question of how to conduct a robust scientific inquiry. You will learn the theoretical, conceptual and methodological issues underlying a good academic research conducted to guide business practice as well as extend existing body of knowledge.

The Christian Ethics and Leadership course seeks to equip learners with the ethical foundations, principles, and practices essential for Christian leaders who aspire to embody integrity and spiritual maturity in professional business environments. It examines the relevance and substance of ethical thought and action from a Christian perspective, offering a deep exploration of how different worldviews give rise to contrasting moral values and visions.

By understanding these diverse ethical landscapes, learners will gain insight into the inner conflicts they may face when striving to live in accordance with Christian teachings. The course sets out specific issues that Christians need to confront and these are discussed in light of biblical teaching and practice. Through a biblical lens, it addresses specific ethical issues that Christian leaders must navigate in their professional lives.

Ultimately, this course encourages learners to develop the wisdom, courage, and decisiveness needed to make responsible and faithful ethical choices, fostering leadership that reflects Christian values in every aspect of life.

Mr. Drani Ronald Buleah

Rev. Driwaru Beatrice Fefia

Hullo Class, 

Welcome to Civil Procedure 1 (CP -1), in this Advent Semester 2023. 

Civil Procedure is a subject that deals with the processes involved in resolving civil matters either through a formal court process or by alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Civil matters are basically non-criminal matters. Civil Procedure is therefore distinguished from Criminal Procedure. 

The course will be taught in two semesters. The Advent Semester will cover CP 1, CP 2 which is an extension of the subject will be covered in the following semester. 

CP1 will introduce you to theoretical and practical aspects of the subject, covering pre-trial aspects of civil matters, how to commence civil proceedings, parties to suits, cause of action, pleadings, issue and service of court process or documents, appearance, summons for directions etc. A reading list setting out the full scope of the subject will be availed. 

The subject is intended to enable the student appreciate the fundamental processes of handling of civil matters. The learning outcomes are set out in the reading list. 

The course will be assessed through course work assignment(s) (30%) and a final examination (70%).

"Procedure is a hainmainden of justice" the course will enable the students appreciate the role of rules of procedure in the administration of justice. 

Mr. Yangu Godfrey Alibe

SHORT DESCRIPTION:

This course includes lecture components, experiential components and project components. The lecture material will be assessed through different assignments. The experiential component will be assessed through journal entries, presentations, class participation. The project-based component of your grade will be assessed through project evaluation