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Code Module Credits Duration Prerequisite(s)
Elective Modules - Group A (Cont.)

MSEL3106 Human Resources Management 3 45 hrs ---
This module covers the study of recruitment, selection and placement, job analysis, job
description, job evaluation, compensation and appraisal plans, employment benefit
programs, training and educational programs, labour relations, personnel planning and
evaluation, and related theories of individual and group motivation and behaviour.
MSEL3107 Interpersonal Relations 3 45 hrs ---

In today’s service-oriented, information-based global economy, strong interpersonal
skills are essential. This module focuses on various topics of interpersonal
communications. Its goal is to introduce theories and practices to help understand and
develop one’s intrapersonal and interpersonal effectiveness. Group dynamics theory and
leadership skills are introduced to develop clear and effective team communications.
MSEL3108 Accounting 3 45 hrs ---
This introductory module in accounting provides students with an understanding of: the
principles of accrual accounting; financial statement analysis; double-entry systems; the
accounting cycle; and basic managerial accounting concepts.
MSEL3109 Risk Management in Business 3 45 hrs ---
In this module, students will be introduced to the different types of business and
financial risks, their origins, and the modeling of risks. This module will also provide an
overview of the evolution of risks, the risk management process, as well as risk
evaluation and control. By completing this module, students will have the essential
knowledge to measure, evaluate and manage risks in the business context.
MSEL3110 E-Government 3 45 hrs ---
Governments are increasingly moving their functions to the online world, and public
services are being delivered through websites, apps and digital channels gradually. This
module will give an overview of key concepts in e-government, such as smart
governance, citizen engagement, law and regulations, as well as the choices of
implementation. In addition, students will be introduced to different types of e-
government applications and their implications. They will be encouraged to explore the
technological, ethical and policy tensions that emerged when government services are
being digitalized.
MSEL3111 Special Topics I 3 45 hrs ---
This module is designed to provide students an understanding of introductory topics in
non-IT technical fields, broadening their view and knowledgebase for the design of
information systems.
MSEL3112 Special Topics II 3 45 hrs ---
This module is designed to provide students an understanding of introductory topics in
non-IT technical fields, broadening their view and knowledgebase for the design of
information systems.

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