BSAD100
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Bus Deg Completion Prog Orient. |
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| This course is designed to orient the student to the Business
Degree Completion Program, to its curriculum, teaching and learning
methods, and technology. This course will include intake assessments
including writing, general business knowledge, and critical thinking.
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BSAD300
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Economics |
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| This course deals with the decision-making applications of
micro- and macroeconomics with emphasis on the application of
emphasis on the application of national fiscal and monetary
policies in a business context. The microeconomic theories
presented include economics of the firm and pricing by supply/
demand analysis. The macroeconomic content covers variables that
impact the business cycle such as interest rates, inflation, and
employment.
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BSAD315
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Management of Organizations |
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| This course examines and analyzes the organization as a social
system and the impact of its various components on work attitude
and behavior. In this course students will develop essential strategies
for managing organizations. Concepts and skills involved in staffing,
appraisal, placement, training, development, job analysis, compensation, and
compliance with applicable governmental regulations are presented.
Case studies are used.
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BSAD320
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Marketing Management |
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| This course develops the essential concepts and principles in
the field of marketing. The fundamentals of marketing-mix are
discussed. The course looks at marketing strategy and the customer-
firm relationship. Case studies are used in studying market-managers
challenges and opportunities.
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BSAD325
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Business Law and Regulations |
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| This course introduces the laws that apply to business in the USA.
Topics include the structure and operation of the American legal
system, the basis of constitutional law, ethics, criminal law,
personal injury (torts), contracts and sale of goods, negotiable
instruments, agency, business organizations, employment law,
administrative law and the regulatory process, occupational safety
and health, e-commerce, and real estate law. The course presents a
basic overview of the concepts and terminology essential to
understanding the field of business law.
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BSAD350
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International Business |
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| This course is a survey of the interrelationships of world business
operations. It deals with the establishment of international business
relationships, discusses the role of international relations in the
American and world economies, introduces the perspectives of cultural,
educational, political, and economic constraints, covers the
international financial and trade theory frameworks, the functions of
management and marketing as they relate to doing business globally,
and discusses the problems and challenges facing the multinational
corporation.
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BSAD375
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Managerial Accounting |
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| This course prepares managers to use accounting information for
decision making. The course includes an overview of accounting
practices and focuses attention on the role of accounting within a
firm and the variations among accounting systems by industry and
culture. Use of accounting computer packages is also taught.
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BSAD380
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Finance |
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| This course introduces students with the aspects of how a business
deals with its financial resources in order to maximize the value
of the firm over the long term while reducing the firm's financial
risk. The course involves examining the world of finance with
concepts addressing the structure and goals of firms, the role of
financial managers, and the examination of the financial marketplace/
environment. The essential financial concepts relating to financial
statements and their analysis/interpretation, risk and return,
the time value of money, security valuations, cost of capital,
and capital budgeting, among others are discussed. International
finance topics and ethical conduct are covered throughout the course.
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BSAD390
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Survey of Operations Management and Logistics |
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| Prerequisite: BSAD 315
This course offers an introduction to and survey of the management
of operations and logistics, focusing on the processes, systems,
decision, and structures. Planning and control, quality assurance,
inventory management, just-in-time systems, and transportation
management are stressed. Case studies are used.
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BSAD400
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Business Research |
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| Prerequisites: BSAD 320 and BSLA 304
This course provides an examination of the business research process.
Focus of the course is on the development and design of research and
the interpretation of data from that research. Students use
online databases and do computerized data analysis.
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BSAD450
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Business Policy and Strategy |
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| Prerequisite: student must be in the last semester of senior year
This culminating course is based on the content of the courses in
the program. Emphasis is placed on the development of integrative
plans of action that reflect the organization's environmental,
market, financial, and time constraints. Case studies are used.
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BSAD451
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Bus Deg Completion Prog Leadership & Assessment Seminar |
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| Prerequisite: BSAD 100
This course is designed to help bring the busines degree completion
program to a conclusion by focusing on leadership and on
outtake assessment. This course will include several assessments
including writing, general business knowledge, and critical
reflection. Students will also take the Education Testing Service (ETS)
Major Field Test for Business (MFT-B).
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BSAD480
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Advanced Accounting |
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| This course offers a study of accounting treatments for business
combinations, consolidated financial statements, partnerships,
and fiduciary accounting.
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BSAD482
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Auditing |
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| This course provides a study of the professional standards and
techniques used in modern auditing for the purpose of safeguarding
assets; maximizing efficiency and resource allocation; promoting
adherence to policies, plans, procedures, laws, and regulations
in a corporation.
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BSAD485
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Special Topics in Accounting |
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| This is a capstone course which will address special current
topics as well as curriculum designed to assist in the student's
preparation for the CPA and CMA professional certification.
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