1995-1996 Academic Catalog

Administration Finance The finance major prepares students for careers as financial analysts, security analysts, financial planners, or account executives within the banking, insurance, securi– ties industry, or other commercial concerns. Course requirements involve eighty quarter hours: Business administration core requirements ................. 54 ACCT-211,212 Principles of Accounting ..................... 10 BUS-100 Business Prologue ........................................... 1 BUS-211,212 Statistics ................................................... 6 BUS-218 Business Law I ................................................ 4 BUS-311 Decision Analysis ............................................ 3 BUS-442 Business Seminar ............................................ 3 BUS-499 Executive Development (3 quarters) ............... 0 CIS-220 Computer Information Systems ........................ 3 ECON-233Microeconomics ........................................... 4 ECON-234Macroeconomics .......................................... 4 FIN-371 Financial Management of the Firm ................... 4 MGMT-350 Prin. of Organization and Management.. .... 4 MGMT-451 Administrative Policy and Strategy ............ 4 MRKT-360 Principles of Marketing .............................. .4 Finance requirements ................................................... 26 ACCT-311,312 Intermediate Accounting ....................... 6 FIN-331 International Money and Capital Markets ........ 4 FIN-373 Investments ....................................................... 4 FIN-472 Business Valuation .......................................... .4 300 and 400-level Finance electives ................................ 8 Additional required cognate: *GSCI-190 Calculus for Business .................................. 5 *satisfies the General Education requirement in' math– ematics The department encourages eve!)' business major to develop good quantitative skills by requiring specific courses in the core requirements. Ron Walker teaches many ofthe statistics and management science courses. International Studies- 00 Global Economics and International Business The global economics and international business program prepares students for careers in international business. Offered as a part of the College's international studies program, the major is described in detail in the interdisciplinary studies section of the catalog. Management The management major provides a broad business background for careers in human resources, operations, and production management within the government and in manufacturing, retailing, financial, and service industries. Students may select one of four concentrations: opera– tions management, human resources management, small business/entrepreneurship, and non-profit management. Course requirements involve eighty quarter hours including: Business administration core requirements ................. 54 ACCT-211,212 Principles of Accounting ..................... 10 BUS-100 Business Prologue ........................................... 1 BUS-211,212 Statistics ................................................... 6 BUS-218 Business Law I ................................................ 4 BUS-311 Decision Analysis ............................................ 3 BUS-442 Business Seminar ............................................ 3 BUS-499 Executive Development (3 quarters) ............... 0 CIS-220 Computer Information Systems ........................ 3 ECON-233Microeconomics ........................................... 4 ECON-234Macroeconomics .......................................... 4 FIN-371 Financial Management of the Firm .................. .4 MGMT-350 Prin. of Organization and Management ...... 4 MGMT-451 Administrative Policy and Strategy ............ 4 MRKT-360 Principles of Marketing ............................... 4 Management requirements ........................................... 26 MGMT-352 Production and Operations Management.. .. 4 MGMT-355 Organizational Behavior ............................. 4 Concentration requirements ........................................... 18 Additional required cognate: *GSCI-190 Calculus for Business .................................. 5 *satisfies the General Education requirement in mathematics