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Academic Catalog 2012-13
Academic Programs
School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
School of Business
Master of Business Administration
Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Completion of requirements for a bachelor's degree, including general education requirements, 120 credits of acceptable coursework, and at least 42 upper-division credits.
Completion of the following required courses:
In addition to required business administration major courses, students in the Bachelor of Science program must complete one of the following emphases:
General Business Emphasis for Associate of Arts or Science degrees
5-year B.S./M.B.A. Program
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Completion of requirements for a bachelor's degree, including general education requirements, 120 credits of acceptable coursework, and at least 42 upper-division credits.
Completion of the following required courses:
BUS 103: Introduction to Business (3 hours)
BUS 120: Bus Computer Applications I (3 hours)
BUS 207: Principles of Accounting I (3 hours)
BUS 208: Principles of Accounting II (3 hours)
BUS 211: Business Law (3 hours)
BUS 304: Principles of Marketing (3 hours)
BUS 318: Business Statistics (3 hours)
BUS 361: Principles of Management (3 hours)
BUS 363: Managerial Finance (3 hours)
BUS 430: Production & Operations Mgmt (3 hours)
BUS 480: Global Business Strategies (3 hours)
ECON 255: Principles of Economics I (3 hours)
ECON 256: Principles of Economics II (3 hours)
In addition to required business administration major courses, students in the Bachelor of Science program must complete one of the following emphases:
Accounting
Agribusiness
Economics
Finance
General Business
Health Care Administration
Management
Management Information Systems
Marketing
Office Management
Small Business
Accounting Emphasis
BUS 305: Intermediate Accounting I (4 hours)
BUS 306: Intermediate Accounting II (4 hours)
BUS 307: Managerial Cost Accounting I (3 hours)
BUS 355: Fundamentals of Income Tax (4 hours)
BUS 360: Govt & Institution Accounting (3 hours)
BUS 405: Advanced Accounting (4 hours)
BUS 407: Auditing I (3 hours)
BUS 409: Fraud Examination (3 hours)
BUS 455: Advanced Income Taxation (4 hours)
BUS 471: Inter Acctg III-Int'l Acctg (4 hours)
Optional class
BUS 308: Managerial Cost Accounting II (3 hours)
Agribusiness Emphasis
BUS 105: Introduction to Agribusiness (3 hours)
BUS 316: Public and Nonprofit Managemen (3 hours)
BUS 355: Fundamentals of Income Tax (4 hours)
BUS 362: Human Resource Management (3 hours)
BUS 364: Agribusiness Management (3 hours)
BUS 365: Small Business Management (3 hours)
BUS 378: Commodities/Risk Management (3 hours)
BUS 384: Natural Resources/Water Law (3 hours)
BUS 398: Farm and Ranch Management (3 hours)
BUS 478: Agricultural Marketing (3 hours)
BUS 488: Ag Policy and Farm Bill (3 hours)
BUS 498: World Food Distrb/Ag Economics (3 hours)
SOC 305: Rural Sociology (3 hours)
Economics Emphasis
BUS 373: Investment Analysis (3 hours)
BUS 466: Business Ethics (3 hours)
ECON 425: Economic Policy (3 hours)
ECON 433: Managerial Economics (3 hours)
A minimum 18 credits from the following:
BUS 305: Intermediate Accounting I (4 hours)
BUS 306: Intermediate Accounting II (4 hours)
BUS 307: Managerial Cost Accounting I (3 hours)
BUS 308: Managerial Cost Accounting II (3 hours)
BUS 320: Bus Computer Applications II (3 hours)
BUS 355: Fundamentals of Income Tax (4 hours)
BUS 386: Principles of Real Estate (3 hours)
BUS 414: Commercial Banking (3 hours)
BUS 416: Business Financial Problems (3 hours)
Finance Emphasis
BUS 367: Financial Analysis (3 hours)
BUS 368: Financial Institutions (3 hours)
BUS 373: Investment Analysis (3 hours)
BUS 383: Int'l Financial Mgmt (3 hours)
BUS 414: Commercial Banking (3 hours)
BUS 416: Business Financial Problems (3 hours)
BUS 426: Money & Capital Markets (3 hours)
BUS 441: International Marketing (3 hours)
Plus 6 hours from the following:
BUS 320: Bus Computer Applications II (3 hours)
BUS 427: Financial Risk Management (3 hours)
BUS 428: Portfolio Management (3 hours)
BUS 429: Honor Seminar in Finance (3 hours)
General Business Emphasis
BUS 265: Business Communications (3 hours)
BUS 466: Business Ethics (3 hours)
Plus 27 semester hours of 300- to 400-level business or economics courses. At least one course beyond the introductory level must be taken in accounting, economics, finance, management, management information systems, and marketing.
Health Care Administration Emphasis
BUS 362: Human Resource Management (3 hours)
HCA 303: Health Care Administration (3 hours)
HCA 305: Health Care Marketing (3 hours)
HCA 311: Health Care Law & Ethics (3 hours)
HCA 312: Health Care Med Terminology (2 hours)
HCA 325: Health Care Information Systm (3 hours)
HCA 363: Health Care Finance (3 hours)
HCA 381: Health Care Admin Internship (3 hours)
HCA 402: Epidemiology (3 hours)
HCA 455: Health Care Economics (3 hours)
HCA 462: Quality Mgmt in Health Care (3 hours)
HCA 480: Health Care Policy (3 hours)
Management Emphasis
BUS 307: Managerial Cost Accounting I (3 hours)
BUS 320: Bus Computer Applications II (3 hours)
BUS 362: Human Resource Management (3 hours)
BUS 365: Small Business Management (3 hours)
BUS 265: Business Communications (3 hours)
BUS 401: Organizational Behavior (3 hours)
BUS 418: Advanced Management Seminar (3 hours)
BUS 419: Current Topics in Management (3 hours)
BUS 466: Business Ethics (3 hours)
Plus 3 hours from the following:
ECON 425: Economic Policy (3 hours)
ECON 433: Managerial Economics (3 hours)
Plus 6 semester hours of 300- to 400-level business or economics courses approved by the student's advisor.
Management Information Systems Emphasis
BUS 312: Web Design I (3 hours)
BUS 320: Bus Computer Applications II (3 hours)
BUS 321: Survey of Operating Systems (3 hours)
BUS 331: Bus Application Programming (1 hours)
BUS 382: Database & Information Mngmnt (3 hours)
BUS 425: Systems Analysis (3 hours)
BUS 470: Project Management (3 hours)
CSCI 207: Comp Science IA-Fund of Prog (3 hours)
CSCI 215: Networking and Security (3 hours)
Plus 6 hours from the following:
BUS 370: Understand/Troubleshoot PC (3 hours)
BUS 417: Web Design II/e-Commerce (3 hours)
BUS 456: Problem Solving Info Dec Sci (3 hours)
HCA 325: Health Care Information Systm (3 hours)
Marketing Emphasis
BUS 315: Sales and Sales Management (3 hours)
BUS 335: Consumer Behavior (3 hours)
BUS 345: Advertising (3 hours)
BUS 356: Retailing (3 hours)
BUS 265: Business Communications (3 hours)
BUS 441: International Marketing (3 hours)
BUS 448: Interactive Marketing (3 hours)
BUS 450: Services Marketing (3 hours)
BUS 454: Market Research & Information (3 hours)
BUS 460: Marketing Management (3 hours)
Plus 3 semester hours of 300- to 400-level business or economics courses approved by the student's advisor.
Office Management Emphasis
BUS 315: Sales and Sales Management (3 hours)
BUS 320: Bus Computer Applications II (3 hours)
BUS 355: Fundamentals of Income Tax (4 hours)
BUS 356: Retailing (3 hours)
BUS 362: Human Resource Management (3 hours)
BUS 365: Small Business Management (3 hours)
BUS 401: Organizational Behavior (3 hours)
BUS 466: Business Ethics (3 hours)
SPAN 315: Spanish for Business (3 hours)
OR
COUN 215: American Sign Language I (3 hours)
OR
JAPN 103: Beginning Japanese (3 hours)
Small Business Emphasis
BUS 315: Sales and Sales Management (3 hours)
BUS 345: Advertising (3 hours)
BUS 355: Fundamentals of Income Tax (4 hours)
BUS 362: Human Resource Management (3 hours)
BUS 365: Small Business Management (3 hours)
BUS 265: Business Communications (3 hours)
Plus 11 semester hours of 300- to 400-level business courses approved by the student's advisor.
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