Management Course Listing

MAJOR COURSES		CREDITS
ACCT3023	Managerial Accounting	4.5
FISV2010	Finance	4.5
MGMT1001	Principles of Management	4.5
MGMT2001	Human Resources Management	4.5
MGMT2020	Organizational Behavior	4.5
MGMT2030	Service and Production Operations Management	4.5
MGMT3030	Managerial Technology	4.5
MGMT3040	Process and Quality Management	4.5
MGMT4020	Strategic Management	4.5
MGMT4030	Senior Management Seminar	4.5
MGMT4099	Management Internship*	13.5
MRKT1001	Principles of Marketing	4.5
Concentr.	Any approved concentration selected from offerings within the university**	13.5
Choose one of the following:		13.5
MGMT3060	Human Resources Training and Development AND
MGMT4001	Process Planning and Control AND
MGMT4070	Human Resources Management Strategy
	OR
IBUS4090	International Business Experience
RELATED PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
ACCT1021	Business Accounting I and Lab	5.5
ACCT1022	Business Accounting II and Lab	5.5
CAR0010	Career Capstone	1.0
FIT1000	Information Technology for Business Professionals I	4.5
FIT1020	Information Technology for Business Professionals II	4.5
LAW2001	The Legal Environment of Business I	4.5
LAW3002	The Legal Environment of Business II	4.5
GENERAL STUDIES
ECON1001	Macroeconomics	4.5
ECON2002	Microeconomics	4.5
ENG1020	English Composition	4.5
ENG1021	Advanced Composition and Communication	4.5
ENG1030	Communication Skills	4.5
MATH2001	Statistics	4.5
LEAD2001	Foundations of Leadership Studies	4.5
Math	One course at the MATH1002 level or higher	4.5
PHIL3040	Ethics of Business Leadership	4.5
Science	One SCI-designated course	4.5
Electives	Two courses with an EASC attribute selected from offerings within the School of Arts & Sciences which may be used to form an arts & sciences concentration	9.0
Choose one of the following:		4.5
History	One HIST-designated course
Literature	ENG1001 or one LIT-designated course
Choose one of the following:		4.5
PSYC2001	Introductory Psychology
SOC2001	Sociology I
Total Credits		183.0

* Students meeting eligibility criteria, you may elect a Management Career Co-op, Summer Term Abroad, Internship or SWAP (Students Working Abroad Program) to satisfy requirements. Otherwise, you must take three additional career electives from the College of Business.
** Required courses cannot be used to fulfill a concentration.

NOTES: Students must have MATH0001 (Basic Mathematics) or equivalent placement scores to enroll in the math requirement.

Students must earn a performance transcript writing assessment of “validated” or “mastered” in order to graduate with a bachelor’s degree.

Study Abroad programs may satisfy a variety of History, Sociology, English and other elective requirements. Contact the Study Abroad Office at 401-598-1406 for details.