1. The concept and scope of planning and the planning system
2. Function, purpose, goals and principles of planning
3. Determinants of planning
4. Models of integral planning
5. The planning process
6. Operational planning
7. General business analysis model
8. Business monitoring and evaluation: analysis of resources, business functions and business results
9. Planning organization and business analysis
10. Contemporary trends in business planning and analysis

In addition to regular lectures, current topics are covered through the participation of students in the following ways: business cases (prepared by the teacher or students in cooperation with the teacher). Teaching is interactive and conversations and discussions are supported.

Students who pass the first test during the school year are obliged to pass the second test and the oral exam. The written part of the exam is a prerequisite for the final oral exam. Activities include discussion during class and preparation of a seminar paper (optional).

Ability to analyze and plan business

Mandatory

1. Cingula, M., Hunjak, T., Ređep, M. 2004. Business planning with attachments for Osmanagić – Bedenik, N., 2002. Operative planning. Zagreb: School book.
2. Dervišević, F. 2006. Business analysis for managers, Bihać: Faculty of Economics.
3. Gulin, D., Tušek., Žager, L. 2004. Business planning, control and analysis. Zagreb: RRiF plus.
4. Pešalj, B., 2006. Measuring company performance: traditional and contemporary concepts, Belgrade: Faculty of Economics.

Additional

1. Fučkan, Đ., Sabol, A. 2013. Business scope planning, Zagreb: HUM naklada investitore, Zagreb: RRiF plus
2. Cvetković, N., 2004., Analysis of business operations, Belgrade: Megatrend.
3. Malešević, Đ., Vranković, M. 2007. Business analysis, Subotica: Faculty of Economics.