Business and Management

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This four-year B.S. in Business and Management program requires a minimum of 124 credit hours. A typical program is described below.

First Year

Fall

HASS Elective Credit Hours: 4

MATH 1500 - Calculus for Architecture, Management, and HASS Credit Hours: 4
MGMT 1100 - Introduction to Management Credit Hours: 4
MGMT 2510 - Microcomputers and Applications Credit Hours: 4

Spring

HASS Elective Credit Hours: 4

CSCI 1010 - Introduction to Computer Programming Credit Hours: 4
MATH 1520 - Mathematical Methods in Management and Economics Credit Hours: 4
MGMT 1260 - Business Law and Ethics Credit Hours: 4

Second Year

Fall

Science Elective Credit Hours: 4

ECON 1200 - Introductory Economics Credit Hours: 4
MGMT 1240 - Management Professional Development 1 Credit Hours: 2
MGMT 2100 - Statistical Methods Credit Hours: 4
MGMT 2300 - Fundamentals of Accounting for Decision Making Credit Hours: 4

Spring

Communications Requirement Credit Hours: 4

MGMT 1250 - Management Professional Development 2 Credit Hours: 2
MGMT 2320 - Managerial Finance Credit Hours: 4
MGMT 4110 - Operations Management Credit Hours: 4

Third Year

Fall

Elective Credit Hours: 4
HASS Elective Credit Hours: 4

MGMT 4100 - Quantitative Methods for Business Credit Hours: 4
MGMT 2430 - Marketing Principles Credit Hours: 4

Spring

Science Elective Credit Hours: 4
Elective Credit Hours: 4
HASS Elective (4000 level) Credit Hours: 4

MGMT 4850 - Organizational Behavior in High Performance Organizations Credit Hours: 4

Fourth Year

Fall

Elective Credit Hours: 4
Elective Credit Hours: 4

MGMT 4140 - Computer Information Systems Credit Hours: 4
MGMT 4860 - Human Resources in High Performance Organizations Credit Hours: 4

Spring

Elective Credit Hours: 4
Elective Credit Hours: 4

MGMT 4870 - Strategy and Policy Credit Hours: 4

Concentrations

Students are encouraged to select one or more concentrations in order to provide further depth in an area of student interest. A concentration consists of three or four courses from each of the elective areas below, dependent upon the concentration. Students may choose to gain more extensive knowledge of the field by selecting additional courses in the area of concentration.