Management B.S.
Businesses need individuals who can manage resources, identify and solve problems, work with others, understand markets, collect and analyze data, and evaluate organizational performance.
Courses
- CA1020 — Spreadsheet Applications
- COMM1101 — Public Speaking
- COMP1011 — Composition I
- COMP1013 — Composition II
- ECON2101 — Microeconomics
- ECON2102 — Macroeconomics
- MATH1031 — College Algebra
- MATH1142 — Survey of Calculus
- MATH1250 — Precalculus
- MATH1271 — Calculus I
- MATH1150 — Introduction to Statistics
- PSY1001 — General Psychology
- ACCT2101 — Principles of Accounting I
- ACCT2102 — Principles of Accounting II
- COMM3008 — Business Writing
- COMM3704 — Business and Professional Spkg
- FIN3100 — Managerial Finance
- GBUS1005 — Orientation to Online Learning
- UMC1200 — Intro to University Life
- GBUS3100 — Career & Professional Develpmt
- GBUS3107 — Legal Environment in Business
- GBUS3500 — Business Ethics
- MGMT3200 — Principles of Management
- MGMT3215 — Organizational Behavior
- MGMT3220 — Human Resource Management
- MGMT3250 — Operations Management
- MGMT4200 — Project Management
- MGMT4800 — Strategic Management
- MKTG3300 — Principles of Marketing
- MGMT3900 — Internship
- COMM4704 — Organizational Communication
- GBUS3000 — Global Seminar in Business
- GBUS3300 — Business Analytics
- IBUS3500 — International Business Mgmt
- ITM3020 — Intro to Mgmt Info Systems
- MGMT3210 — Supervision and Leadership
- MGMT3255 — Logistics/Supply Chain Mgmt
- MGMT3600 — Change Create Innovation Mgmt
- MKTG4100 — Retail Management