Course Co-ordinators (CCs) are academics with additional responsibilities of managing student queries regarding a course

Course Co-ordinators (CCs) are academics with additional responsibilities of managing student queries
regarding a course. Their main responsibilities are advising new and current students about the correct
subjects to register in a given study period, deciding credit grants (also known as recognition of prior
learning) and deciding course completions. These responsibilities require knowledge of the status of
the subjects being completed or yet to be completed vis-a-vis the stipulated subjects in the program
map for the course. Hence this is a knowledge management activity. An IT tool called CCSAS is required
to help CCs in this knowledge management activity

The purpose of the assessment is to ensure that students can make and communicate or
influence capital investment decisions in their organisations by applying appropriate
decision-making rules underpinning discounted cash flow methodologies (e.g. NPV and IRR).
This task addresses the Program Learning Outcomes:
PLO 5: Integrate a range of complex concepts of leadership and core management disciplines
to influence internal and external stakeholders.
PLO 6: Generate and execute socially responsible ethical and future-focused management
and leadership solutions in ambiguous situations.
This task addresses the Course Learning Outcomes: