Objective: To provide professional training for students who plan to enter business careers and to provide the necessary background for the student who plans to pursue graduate work in the field of business administration.

Administrator: Department Chair, Undergraduate Business Program

Requirements: 54 credits; completion of the prescribed core courses. If an emphasis in Management Information Systems is desired, additional prescribed courses (26 credits) are available.

Core courses:

ACCT2060 Financial Accounting (3)

ACCT2070 Managerial Accounting (3)

BSNS2170 Computer Applications in Business (3)

BSNS2220 Business Communication (3)

BSNS2330 Math for Business and Finance (3); or,

MATH2240 Elementary Statistics (3)

BSNS3030 Management Information Systems (3)

BSNS3410 Business Law I (3)

BSNS3510 Pinciples of Marketing (3)

BSNS3640 Principles of Management (3)

BSNS3710 Financial Management (3)

BSNS3810 Business Ethics (3)

BSNS3960 Internship in Business (3)

BSNS4690 Global Operations Management (3)

BSNS4980 Senior Seminar In Business (3)

ECON2410 Microeconomic Analysis (3)

ECON2420 Macroeconomic Analysis (3)

Two upper division electives offered by the Business Department (excluding BSNS3960 and BSNS4960)

Students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business may also pursue a Management of Information Systems Emphasis.

Management Information Systems Emphasis (23 prescribed credits)

For the student who wishes to enter the management of information systems field or plans to pursue graduate work in the field of management of information systems.

Core classes:

COMP2220L. Computer Programming in C++ Laboratory (1)

COMP2750. Data Structures (3)

COMP3330. Database Design and Programming (3)

COMP3330L. Database Design and Programming Laboratory (1)

COMP3370. Systems Analysis and Design (3)

COMP3630. Networks and Data Communications I (3)

COMP3640. Networks and Data Communications II (3)

MATH2310. Discrete Mathematics (3)