BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AVIATION MANAGEMENT

Major in Airline Operations

Course Name: Business Law (Obligations & Contracts) (AOM 125)

Course Description:
This course studies the concepts of law in general. It covers obligations, their nature, elements, sources, classification, effects and modes of
extinction; and contracts, their nature, elements, effects, forms, interpretation, rescission, nullity, annulment and enforcement.

Prerequisite : None
Co-requisite : None

Suggested Learning Resources:

De Leon, Hector S. The Law on Obligations and Contracts. Latest Edition, Rex Bookstore.

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Program Outcomes
Common to Business
and Management
Discipline
Perform the basic
functions of management
such as planning,
organizing, staffing,
directing and controlling.
Apply the basic concepts
that underlie each of the
functional areas of
business (marketing,
finance, human resources
management, production
and operations
management,
information technology,
and strategic
management) and
employ these concepts in
various business
situations.
Select the proper
decision making tools to
critically, analytically and
creatively solve problems
and drive results.
Express oneself clearly
and communicate
effectively with
stakeholders both in oral
and written forms.
Apply information and
communication
Performance Indicators Course Outcomes Course Topics Teaching Learning Assessment Methods
Activities
Create contracts for Apply legal provisions Introduction to Law Lectures, discussion, Written and oral
simple business in various types of videos, etc. examination
transactions. obligations and General Provisions on
contracts. Obligations Reporting
 Nature and Effects
Analyze, evaluate and  Different Kinds Presentation
solve legal issues  Extinguishment
pertaining to
obligations and General Provisions on
contracts. Contracts
 Essential Requisites
Make ethical decisions  Forms
within the law and
 Reformation
moral standards of  Interpretation
society.  Rescissible Contracts
 Voidable Contracts
Use interpersonal and
 Unenforceable
communication skills
Contracts
to be an effective
 Void or Inexistent
leader.
Contracts
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 technology (ICT) skills as
required by the business
environment.
Work effectively with
other stakeholders and
manage conflict in the
workplace.
Plan and implement
business related
activities.
Demonstrate corporate
citizenship and social
responsibility.
Exercise high personal
moral and ethical
standards.

The following information are found in the AISAT student handbook:

Expectations from students
Academic Dishonesty
Policy on Absences
Grading System

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Faculty Member: Dean Academic Head