This repository contains my complete academic work from the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (B.S. in Business Administration) program at University of the People (UoPeople).
It serves as a portfolio of my studies, including coursework, assignments, reflections, and collaborative projects.
The repository is organized by course. Each course folder contains the following subcategories of work:
- Discussion Posts – Weekly contributions to peer discussions.
- Learning Journals – Personal reflections and weekly summaries.
- Written Assignments – Essays, case studies, and other graded submissions.
BUS 1101 - Principles of Business Management/
│── Discussion Posts
│── Learning Journals
│── Written Assignments
BUS 2201 - Principles of Marketing/
│── Discussion Posts
│── Learning Journals
│── Written Assignments
Some of the courses available in this repository include (not exhaustive):
- BUS 1101 – Principles of Business Management
- BUS 1102 – Basic Accounting
- BUS 1103 – Microeconomics
- BUS 1104 – Macroeconomics
- BUS 1105 – Business Communications
- BUS 2201 – Principles of Marketing
- BUS 2203 – Principles of Finance 1
- BUS 2207 – Multinational Management
- BUS 3303 – Entrepreneurship 1
- BUS 3306 – Business and Society
- BUS 4402 – Organizational Behavior
- BUS 4403 – Business Policy and Strategy
- BUS 4404 – Principles of Finance 2
- BUS 4405 – Leadership
- BUS 4406 – Quality Management
- ECON 1580 – Introduction to Economics
- ENGL 1405 – World Literature
- ENVS 1301 – Introduction to Environmental Science
- HIST 1421 – Greek and Roman Civilization
- PHIL 1404 – Ethics and Social Responsibility
- POLS 1503 – Globalization
- UNIV 1001 – Online Education Strategies
The B.S. in Business Administration program emphasizes:
- Core business foundations (management, marketing, finance, economics).
- Leadership, communication, and strategic decision-making.
- Ethical and social responsibility in business.
- Global perspectives and multidisciplinary learning.
- This repository is intended solely for academic reference and educational purposes. Its aim is to provide students with guidance, assignment outlines, and suggestions, as well as to serve as a personal archive.
- Please do not copy or reuse the content without permission. The materials here are meant only for inspiration and idea generation, not for direct use in any institution.
- All work in this repository reflects my personal academic journey at the University of the People (UoPeople).
University of the People is accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC), a regional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. It provides affordable, accessible higher education to students worldwide.
If permission is granted to use this project in academic research, publications, educational materials, or derivative works, please retain the original copyright notice and provide appropriate credit.
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Arain, S. U. R. (2026). business-administration (Version 1.0) [Software]. https://github.com/sanaurrehmanarain/Bachelor_of_Science_in_Business_Administration
Author: Sana Ur Rehman Arain
Profession: Data Scientist
GitHub: https://github.com/sanaurrehmanarain
The written content of this repository (essays, case studies, learning journals, and assignments) is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Under this license, you are free to:
- Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format for personal or educational use.
Under the following terms:
- Attribution — You must give appropriate credit to the author (Sanaur Rehman Arain) and provide a link to the original repository.
- Non-Commercial — You may not use the material for commercial purposes (e.g., selling these essays to other students or uploading them to "course hero" style websites).
- No Derivatives — If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you may not distribute the modified material.
⚠️ Academic Integrity Warning: This repository is published strictly as a professional portfolio. Current students at the University of the People (or any other institution) should strictly follow their school's Academic Integrity policy.Do not copy this work and submit it as your own. Plagiarism is a serious violation of academic standards. This content is provided for inspiration and reference only.
