@Melon
wow....it's totally different from Segi's MBA...yours sounded more professional...heheh...i guess that's y there is a Rm70k difference...hehe...
we have flown in lecturers in part 2, not part 1..

My Marketing management (should be the same as your MS) is just a marketing plan for an imaginary company..(thanks tinkerbel.. )...but we do have case studies on McD, Air Asia, Walmart and some other companies..

IB: Assignment is not based on any company but we have to invest in a foreign company, also create an imaginary company, evaluate the GDP, FDI of the country, various ways to invest and something like that (I got an A ...hehehe)

I did my business computing(that's what they called it in segi, i think now changed to business systems or something like that, but basically everything is the same) on Nicholass Carr's critism as well....

Do you have "IT Doesn't Matter" (i assume you are doing this critism, since it's the more famous one from Carr). To buy it from HBR is USD7, but you could get it free from Carr's Blog, just click the next part to read more.....The only difference from the one in his blog and the one being sold is that the one being sold includes the replies from other people to the article...quite a nice read as well...

Anyway, I did about 3k words on that...let me know if you want to "refer" to my assignments....I think i bout a B for that...cant really remember..hahah....

This post has been edited by lokgotz: Oct 10 2007, 10:11 AM

I had a computer science degree and 2 years working experience....

my marks are not high...it's just that the marking standards are different from markers to markers...hehhe....

My Business Computing was based on "IT doesn't matter" and "IT still doesn't matter". nothing on web 2.0....or maybe i missed it out..heheh.....
he creates a lot of critism....and being an IT student, the subject is hard....my whole life i've been doing computing, this fella comes in and says it doesn't matter hehehhe....

the degree doesnt matter....as long as u have a degree.....and what tishaban said is right...it's the experience that you bring to the table.....
some MBAs dont even need a degree as prerequisite....as long as u have years and years of experice, they'll accept you.

yeah....i got your email....but my assignments are on my laptop...i'll send you my assignments when i get to my laptop.....a bit lazy right now....hehe......

mind mapping never work for me....i dunno y.....but it's a good way to understand a subject...hehe....

University of Southern Queensland, offered by Segi College conducts MBA classes during weekends.

Just called my program coordinator and I passed my exams!

MBA year 2, here I come! hehehe

Not meeting me???

Just kidding...

Anyway, I started my second year MBA at Segi..half way through 1st semester already...it is A LOT tougher than 1st year....and a lot more effort must be put into researches....

thinking of enrolling in 1 subject instead of the usual 2 for the next semester....cant really cope with it as work is kinda hectic these days..

Might not be deferring. Still want to see if I can cope with this semester or not. So far so good, a bit stressed, but still ok.

u and melon can meet me mah.... 2 female, 1 male.....i see no problem with that.....hahaha.....

what do you want to know about it? I am in 2nd year USQ MBA from segi, KD campus...

If it's near your house, i assume that it's the USJ campus, coz there got more houses, compared to KL and KD....the courses are more or less the same though...

just post your questions here, i'll see if i can answer it...

half true...

there are some lecturers who treat us like undergrads.....but most of them are really professional in conducting classes...

"but if you are discipline enough to self study, do not need the college at all.. then it shoudlnt be a problem"
you'll still need to go to the college for lectures, you wouldn't understand based on the notes given....and the lecturers are there to facilitate, not to mention the other students.....you could really get good input from them....

the true part is that the course coordinator is unprofessional....this i agree.....they seem to know nuts when it comes to the second year of the MBA, every thing u ask, their answer is "go to the website, you'll get the answers there", "i cannot control this la, australian side decide one worr"

which campus are you referring to??

i am from the KD campus (used to be SS2)

Classes starting soon? KD or subang campus?

Anyway regarding your second post.
I have to say this but you'll be dissapointed in Segi. Read my previous post.

This post has been edited by lokgotz: Jan 4 2008, 03:54 PM

Segi is not a bad idea......but it's not as good compared to MBS/Nottingham....i'd say it's average

oh yeah, classes are ONLY on weekends....although sometimes (very rarely) u'll need to attend classes at night on weekdays..