2001-2002 Academic Catalog

School of Social Sciences and Professional Studies Minors The minors offered by the Department of Business Adminis– tration are designed to provide a basic understanding of specific aspects of business. Course requirements for the minor in business administra– tion for the nonbusiness major involve 25 quarter hours including: ACCT-211 Principles ofAccounting I ..................................... 5 ECON-233Microeconomics ..................................................... 4 MGMT-350 Principles ofOrganization andManagement ........ 4 MRKT-360 Principles ofMarketing ......................................... 4 200 or 300-level courses chosen from the Business Adtninistration Core ............................................................... 8 Course requirements for the minor in Christian ministries management for the nonbusiness major involve 23 quarter hours including: ACCT-211 Principles ofAccounting I ..................................... 5 FIN-273 Church Business Administration ............................... 4 MGMT-350 Principles ofOrganization andManagement ........ 4 MGMT-353 HumanResources Management ........................... 4 MIS-120SoftwareTools .......................................................... 2 MRKT-368NonprofitMarketing ............................................. 4 Course requirements for the minor in management informa– tion systems involve 25 quarter hours including: ACCT-211 Principles ofAccounting I ..................................... 5 MGMT-350 Principles ofOrganization andManagement ........ 4 MIS-220 Computer Information Systems ................................. 3 MIS-222 StructuredProgramming ............................................ 4 (orENGR-280"C"Programming ............................................ 3) Electives (selected ji'Oln) ................................................... 9-10 MIS-226ModernProgrammingTools .................................. 4 Any 300 or400-levelMIS elective ................................... 6-10 Course requirements for the minor in economics involve 24 quarter hours including: ECON-233Microeconomics ..................................................... 4 ECON-234Macroeconomics .................................................... 4 ECON-331 International Money and Capital Markets .............. 4 ECON-335 ComparativeEconomic Systems ............................. 4 300 or 400-level electives in economics .................................... 8 Course requirements for the minor in international business for the business major involve 24 hours including: BUS-291 Internationa!Business .............................................. 3 At least 12 hours from: ECON-335ComparativeEconomicSystems ......................... 4 ECON-336 International Trade andEconomics .................... 4 MGMT-357Internationa1Management ................................ 4 MRKT-462Internationa1Marketing ..................................... 4 At least 5 hours from: ANTH-180 Cultural Anthropology ....................................... 5 BEPH-226ReligionandCulture ............................................ 5 COM-314InterculturalC01mmmication ................................ 4 POLS-365 International Relations ......................................... 5 Course requirements for a minor in international business for the nonbusiness major involve 27 hours including: BUS-291 International Business .............................................. 3 At least 8 hours from: ECON-233Microeconomics ................................................. 4 ECON-234Macroeconomics ................................................ 4 MGMT-350 Principles ofOrganization andManagement .... 4 MRKT-360 Principles ofMarketing ...................................... 4 At least 8 hours from: ECON-335ComparativeEconomicSystems ......................... 4 ECON-336 International Trade and Economics .................... 4 MGMT-357 InternationalManagement ................................ 4 MRKT-462 International Marketing ..................................... 4 Students interested in the Computer/Technology teaching endorsement must possess or be working toward the comple– tion of a degree and licensure requirements in any of the current teaching licensure areas. Course requirements involved 31 quarter hours including: EDU-210TechnologyintheClassroom ................................... 2 EDU-303 Introduction to Computers in Education .................. 3 EDU-390PracticuminComputerTechnology .......................... 5 MIS-100 Introduction to Computers ........................................ 2 MIS-120SoftwareTools .......................................................... 2 MIS-220ComputerinformationSystems ................................. 3 MIS-222 StructuredProgrannning ............................................ 4 MIS-226ModernProgrammingTools ...................................... 4 MMT-271 Inh·oduction to Interactive Media ........................... 3 MMT-275 PreproductionPlanning for Multimedia .................. 3 Course Descriptions Departmental Courses Accounting ACCT-211 Principles of Accounting I-A,W 5 hours An introduction to accounting for business organizations with an emphasis on financial statement preparation and interpretation.. Topics include: the accounting cycle, present value, and accountmg for stock and debt instruments. Prerequisite: sophomore status. ACCT-212 Principles of Accounting II-W, Sp 5 hours A continuation of accounting for business organizations. Topics include: cash flow statements, investments, and managerial accounting concepts. Prerequisite: ACCT-211 Principles ofAccounting I. ACCT-311 Intermediate Accounting I-A 3 hours Theoretical concepts and accounting standards which form the basis for accounting practices, financial statement preparation, and analysis. Topics include: financial statement formats, present value, and accounting for receivables and invento1y. Prerequisite: ACCT-212 Principles ofAccountingII. ACCT-312 Intermediate Accounting II-W 3 hours Continuation of theoretical concepts and accounting standards that form the basis for accounting practices and financial statement preparation and analysis. Topics include: accounting for fixed assets, intangible assets, current liabilities, long-term debt, and stockholders' equity. Prerequisite: ACCT-311 Intermediate Accounting I. ACCT-313 Intermediate Accounting III-Sp 3 hours Continuation of theoretical concepts and accounting standards that form the basis for accounting practices and financial statement preparation and analysis. Topics include: accounting for EPS, i~come tax allocation, accounting changes, cash flows, leases, and pens10ns. Prerequisite: ACCT-311,312 Intermediate AccountingLI!. ACCT-315 Accounting Information Systems-W 3 hours A study of the flow of information through the accounting system emphasizing systems analysis and design, internal controls, and computer applications in the business environment. Prerequisite: ACCT-212 Principles ofAcco1111ting JI; MIS-220 Co111p11ter b(f'ormation Systems; junior status.