COURSES
Accounting
ACCT 2000
Accounting Concepts for Non Business Students
3 credit hours
Learn accounting concepts and procedures and their contribution to administrative processes. Students will also learn about enterprise analysis, relevant data, and its uses and limitations.
Available – Fall, Spring, Summer
Prerequisites
Sophomore standing or consent of department
Communication
BA 2030
Business Communications
3 credit hours
Learn principles of effective communication in writing business messages such as letters, memos, e-mail, and reports. Primary emphasis on written communication skills for use in business and public organizations. Special attention will be given to oral communication skills in business, such as small group and one-on-one communication.
Available – Fall, Spring, Summer
Prerequisites
GSW 1120
GSW 1120
Varieties of Writing
3 credit hours
A focus on expository writing including research papers, with an emphasis on analytical writing based on critical reading.
Available – Fall, Spring, Summer. Also available online.
Prerequisites
GSW 1100, GSW 1110 or placement test
IPC 1020
Interpersonal Communication
3 credit hours
Learn basic principles of interpersonal communication, small group communication and public speaking. Students will participate in exercises and activities in each area with a focus on individual needs.
Available – Fall, Spring, Summer
Prerequisites
None
IPC 2050
Presentational Speaking in Organizations
3 credit hours
Learn principles of public communication, composition and public speaking, including practice.
Available – Fall, Spring
Prerequisites
IPC 1020
Computer Skills
MIS 2000
Introduction to Management Information Systems
3 credit hours
Learn principles of computer-based information systems, including the role of information systems in business organizations. Students will also learn about the use of database software to manage information and spreadsheet software in decision making.
Available – Fall, Spring, Summer
Prerequisites
Pass proficiency test in basic spreadsheet skills
Legal
LEGS 4290
Employment Law II
3 credit hours
A discussion of laws focusing on the prohibition of discrimination and harassment on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, handicap, and veteran status. Students will also focus on wage and salary discrimination using equal pay and comparable worth analysis.
Available – Spring
Prerequisites
Junior standing
-or-
ECON 3210
Labor Economics
3 credit hours
Learn about the economics of manpower employment and labor market, labor organizations, collective bargaining, regulation of labor by government, wage determination, unemployment, and Social Security.
Available – Spring
Prerequisites
ECON 2020 or ECON 2030
Management
MGMT 3050
Principles of Organization & Management
3 credit hours
Learn the fundamentals of organization theory, objectives, policies, decision making, authority, management development, leadership, communication, motivation and effective human relations, and management principles.
Available – Fall, Spring, Summer. Also available online.
Prerequisites
Junior standing or permission of department
Math
MATH 1150
Introduction to Statistics
3 credit hours
This class will focus on the description of data, binomial and normal distributions, estimation and testing hypotheses for means and proportions.
Available – Fall, Spring, Summer. Also available online.
Prerequisites
Two years of high school algebra, one year of geometry and satisfactory placement exam score
Math Stats
STAT 2000
Using Statistics
3 credit hours
Learn descriptive statistics, probability distributions, estimation, hypothesis testing, regression, and contingency tables. Students will also focus on interpretation and misinterpretation of statistical techniques.
Available – Fall, Spring
Prerequisites
None
Political Science
POLS 3030
Introduction to Public Administration
3 credit hours
Learn about the American administrative system with an emphasis on administrative structures and processes, the relationship between elected offices and bureaucracy, the notion of civil service, and modes of managing an administrative system.
Available – Fall, Spring, Summer. Also available online.
Prerequisites
POLS 1100 – American Government
Psychology
PSYC 1010
General Psychology
3 credit hours
Learn scientific approaches to the study of behavior organisms, and its application to personal and social behavior.
Available – Fall, Spring, Summer. Also offered online.
Prerequisites
None
Public Health
PUBH 3200
Introduction to Public Health
3 credit hours
Explore social, economic, environmental and cultural influences on community health issues facing the United States in the 21st century. This course emphasizes an interdisciplinary health team approach and innovative population-based strategies that foster and support healthier communities.
Available – Fall, Spring, Summer. Available online during Summer.
Prerequisites
None
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