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This program, satisfying the McAnulty College of Liberal Arts
requirements for a minor, enables students to preserve the benefits of
a liberal education while also acquiring business skills. The program
consists of 6 prerequisite courses (19 credits) in the McAnulty College of
Liberal Arts and 5 courses (15 credits) in the School of Business
Administration. Specific requirements are as follows:
Liberal
Arts
| MATH 115 Calculus I (4 cr.) |
| ECON 201 Principles of Micro Econ (3 cr.) |
| ECON 202 Principles of Macro Econ (3 cr.) |
| MATH 301-302 Intro to Probability and
Statistics (6 cr.) |
| Students may substitute QSMIS 281-284
Quantitative Analysis I & II (6 cr.) |
| COSC 150 Computer
Programming or 160 Scientific
Programming: C++ (3 cr.) |
Business Administration
| ACCTG 214-215 Financial/Managerial
Accounting (6 cr.)
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Business Emphasis - One of
the following areas of concentration may be chosen.
All courses listed are in the School of Business
Administration. (3 credits each)
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MGMT 361 Introduction to Management |
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MKTG 371 Introduction
to Marketing |
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FINAN 331 Business Finance |
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| B. |
QSMIS 183 Information Systems II |
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Two advanced information
technology courses |
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(Student must meet prerequisites) |
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| C. |
MGMT 361 Introduction to Management |
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Two advanced management
courses; general or human resources |
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| D. |
MKTG 371 Introduction to Marketing |
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Two advanced marketing
courses |
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| E. |
FINAN 331 Business Finance |
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Two advanced finance courses |
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| F. |
ACCTG 216 Accounting Practice and Systems |
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(Should be taken concurrently
with 311) |
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ACCTG 311 Intermediate
Accounting I |
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ACCTG 312 Intermediate
Accounting II |
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| G. |
Law Sequence |
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Prerequisites: Substitute
BLAW 251 Business Law for |
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QSMIS 284 Quantitative
Analysis II, |
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plus 9 credits from: |
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BLAW
353 Contracts |
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BLAW
354 Commercial Transactions |
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BLAW
355 Law of Business Organizations |
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BLAW
357 Real Estate Law |
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BLAW
454 The Law of International Commercial Trans |
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| H. |
International Business |
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MGMT 361 Introduction
to Management |
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MKTG 341 International
Business |
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MKTG 444 Business and
Society in Europe |
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or |
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MKTG 446 Japanese Business
and Management |
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Plus: Appropriate Modern
Language for business at 306 level |
The student must complete the
business emphasis as it is outlined. There are
no substitutions.
The student must achieve a
minimum grade of C in each course.
Students may be allowed to
take an additional 9 credits in Business Administration.
Because in most cases it will
take three years to complete the certificate,
students are strongly urged to register for the
program by the end of their freshman year. To
register, students should file a completed application
form in the College Office. This, along with a
copy of the most recent transcript, will be sent
to the advisement office in the School of Business
Administration. A School of Business advisor will
assist the candidate in planning the program.
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