What is the main objective of the course?

• To learn local business operations

• To understand how globalization, international trade, and digital tools shape global business

• To focus on traditional marketing strategies

Which of the following is an expected learning outcome of this course?

• Mastering domestic market operations

• Learning to avoid global market entry

• Evaluating globalization’s impact on industries and organizations

What key skill will students develop related to problem-solving in this course?

• Domestic problem-solving only

• Applying data-driven analysis to international business challenges

• Ignoring data in decision-making processes

What is the primary focus of 'Session 1: Introduction to International Business and Global Markets'?

• Managing small businesses

• Exploring international trade theories, FDI, and global institutions like the WTO and IMF

• Understanding local sales techniques

What is the core topic of 'Session 4: Tariff Codes and Trade Databases'?

• Understanding how tariffs impact pricing and learning to navigate trade databases

• Developing social media strategies

• Learning to calculate salaries

What is one of the teaching methods emphasized in this course?

• Active participation in class discussions and case studies

• Focus on individual learning with no group work

• Avoiding case study analysis

How will students demonstrate their understanding of global business strategies?

• By writing short papers on local markets

• By applying their knowledge in practical exercises like case studies and group projects

• By only taking multiple-choice tests

What is expected during group presentations?

• Only one student should participate actively

• Each team must deliver 3-5 minute videos or live presentations, ensuring all members participate

• Presentations are not part of the course

What is the course's policy on the use of AI tools like ChatGPT?

• AI tools can be used without restriction

• AI tools are allowed but must complement original critical thinking and proper citations are required

• AI tools are strictly prohibited

How will student evaluations be conducted?

• Through continuous evaluation, including quizzes, presentations, and a final project

• Only through quizzes

• No evaluation, participation is the only requirement