Zał ą cznik nr 2 do zarz ą dzenia Rektora nr /12
NOTE: If the course consists of lectures and classes, the Course Description applies to both forms
of teaching
1. Course title: Business Law
in Polish: Prawo w biznesie
2. Course code …
Number of ECTS credits 6,0
Course completion method C/E
Course commenced / Year …
3. Faculty:
Finance and Insurance
4. Field of Study:
Finance and Accounting (FAB)
5. Department of the Field of Study Coordinator:
Department of Investments and Real Estate
6. Name of tutor: Lectures dr Marzena Czarnecka Classes mgr Wojciech Osowski
Lab classes …
Examiner dr Marzena Czarnecka
7. Tutor’s department Department of Law
8. Number of contact hours with students:
Part time study Type of course Full time study
Lectures
Classes
Foreign language classes
Lab classes
Seminars
Introductory Seminars
Other
58
3
28
30
Total hours
Examination (hours)
9. Course timeframe (no. of semesters) 1
Course commencement / Year 1
Course commencement / Semester 2
10. Stage of tertiary education 1 st
12. Requirements
Compulsory:
Recommended:
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11. Course status
Compulsory for the field of study
Yes
Compulsory for the specialization …
Optional

13. Course objectives:
Allowing students to familiarize themselves with the basic concepts of law in Poland and of elements of EU law. After studying the course, students should : analyze various legal concepts under the angle of their application in practice; analyze changes in enterprises and influence changes in law to these changes ; analytically ask questions legal specialists in this field; understand the principles of mutual correlation between the legal and economic systems.
14. Teaching and learning methods:
A. Direct student/teacher contact hours:
No.
1.
Teaching methods Description
18
Number of teaching hours
Full time study Part time study
2.
3.
…
Lectures using multimedia techniques
Active lecture
Active classes
Total
Multimedial presentation of a theoretical issues
Use of the discussions, case studies for solving problems
Use of the discussions, case studies for solving problems
10
30
AS:58 AN:
B. Self-study hours:
No.
1.
Learning methods Description
60
Full time study
Number of hours
Part time study
2.
3.
…
Individual work using computer
Analysis of notes from lectures and classes
Total
Improving individual and team knowledge preparing the case studies
Preparing to discuss problem for the lecture and exam
30
BS:90 BN:
Total AS+BS = 148
Examination (E) = 3
Total AS+BS+E= 151
Total AN+BN = …….
Examination (E) =…….
Total AN+BN+E = …….
15. Key words: civil law , European law , commercial law , labour law
16. Course content:
1. Sources of law, The single internal market, Universal international legislation, Basics of civil law 2 . Legal entities : records , participants review; elements of labour law 3 . Subjects: goods , money , securities, services ; Freedom of establishment ; Corporate Law ; Principles of concluding and performance of contracts; liability ex delicto and ex contactu 4 . Regulation of economic activity; Consumer protection ; 5 . Protection of competition .
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17. Student learning outcome achieved in the course, as related to the outcome intended for the field of study. Methods of outcome achievement evaluation.
Student learning outcome intended for the field of study
/ Symbols
Student learning outcome achieved in the course
Methods of assessing student learning outcome achieved in the course
Documentation
Knowledge
FiR1_W02
FiR1_W04
FiR1_W07
FiR1_W09
FiR1_W11
Has obtained general knowledge on structures, institutions and entities of real and financial terms and the role of the information systems of those entities
Has obtained knowledge on types of social and business relations of the contemporary Economy and the patterns applicable, furthermore is able to use accounting information systems for reflecting the patterns and relations.
Has obtained knowledge on rules and regulations determining the behaviour of the entities of the real and financial terms and their importance to the accounting information system.
Has obtained knowledge on ideas concerning shaping and developing social and business relations and their evolution.
Knows and understands legal, organisational and financial principles of undertaking and running a business and knows how those influence on accounting policy.
Skills
FiR1_U01
FiR1_U05
FiR1_U07
Notices, observes and interprets social, economical, financial, legal and political phenomena also using accounting methods.
Is able to use normative systems, rules and regulations determining social, economical and financial behaviour.
Analyses suggested solutions to the problems and implies appropriate conclusions within the area.
Test
Test
Test
Test
Test
Student participation in panel discussions
Student participation in panel discussions, case study
Student participation in panel discussions, case study
The list of test questions and a copy of presentation
The list of test questions and a copy of presentation
Social skills
FiR1_K02
FiR1_K03
FiR1_K05
FiR1_K07
Is able to participate actively in groups, organisations and institutions of the real and financial terms.
Notices and formulates problems, seeks optimal solutions to the given tasks, accepts responsibility for assigned tasks using applicable rules and standards.
Is able to participate in developing social and business projects, knows legal, financial and business aspects of the project delivery and is able to predict the results in basic term using accounting models and methods.
Is ready for professional challenges, knows general
Student participation in panel discussions
Student participation in panel discussions
Student participation in panel discussions
Test
The list of test questions and a copy of presentation
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principles of developing and functioning business entities, particularly small enterprises and accounting systems applied for those.
18. Methods of grading student performance:
1.
No. Student performance assessment methods and course completion requirements
Multiple choice questions without the benefit of notes
Report
Description
It contains all kinds of questions including cases
45,00%
Percentage of the final grade
2. It contains elements for presentation and oral expression
30,00%
3. Presentation It contains content related to conducted classes
25,00%
* If students are required to earn credits and pass an exam, the credit accounts for at least 30% of the final grade
19. Reading list
Compulsory reading list:
1.
A. Kidyba: Prawo handlowe. Wyd. C.H. BECK, Warszawa, 2015.
2.
Gniewek E. red: Podstawy prawa cywilnego i handlowego . Wyd. CH Beck, Warszawa,
2011.
Recommended reading:
1.
Witosz A., Witosz A.J. red: Prawo gospodarcze dla ekonomistów . Wyd. Wolters Kluwer business, Warszawa, 2015.
2.
Tynel A., Funk J., Chwalej W. , Pazdan M.: Mi ę dzynarodowe prawo handlowe . Wyd.
Difin, Warszawa, 2009.
3.
Cie ś li ń ski A.: Wspólnotowe prawo gospodarcze . Wyd. CH Beck, Warszawa, 2009.
4.
Sobczak K.: Europejskie prawo gospodarcze w działalno ś ci przedsi ę biorców . Warszawa,
2002.
20. Language of instruction: english
21. Tutors’ recommendations:
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