Requirements

B.S. in Management

ACCT 201Principles of Accounting I: Financial3
ACCT 202Principles of Accounting II: Managerial3
CIS 251Computers in Management3
CIS 352Management Information Systems3
ECON 214Principles of Microeconomics3
ECON 215Principles of Macroeconomics3
FIN 330Managerial Finance and Control3
MGT 249Business Statistics II3
MGT 301Foundations of Management3
MGT 341Business, Government, and Society3
MGT 348Operations Management3
MGT 461Seminar in Strategic Management3
MKT 301Introduction to Marketing3
Cognates
ENGL 230Business Writing3
MATH 177Quantitative Business Analysis I3
MATH 238Quantitative Business Analysis II3
MATH 248Business Statistics I3
Math 177 fulfills the Mathematics Category of General Education
Math 248 fulfills the Additional Science or Mathematics Category of General Education
Choose concentration A, B, C, or D below
A. General Management
ECON 313Managerial Economics3
or
ECON 314Intermediate Microeconomic Theory and Applications3
MGT 320Human Resource Management3
MGT 322Organizational Behavior3
MGT 329Organization Management: A Macro Perspective3
THREE ADDITIONAL COURSES in management at the 300-level or above9
Total Credit Hours72
B. Human Resource Management
MGT 320Human Resource Management3
MGT 322Organizational Behavior3
MGT 423Compensation and Benefits Administration3
MGT 424Labor Relations3
MGT 425Recruitment and Selection3
MGT 428Human Resource Development3
TWO COURSES from
ECON 431Labor Economics3
MGT 306Management of a Diverse Workforce3
MGT 329Organization Management: A Macro Perspective3
MGT 333Negotiations and Conflict Resolution3
PSYC 346Psychological Testing4
A course approved by advisor3
Total Credit Hours75-76
C. International Management
FIN 434International Financial Management3
MGT 342Comparative Management3
MGT 345International Business3
MKT 329Global Marketing3
Area Studies
TWO COURSES from the following (no more than one course may be taken from any one specific field of study):
ANTH 303Comparative Law and Justice3
ANTH 319-27Regional Studies in Cultural Anthropology3
ANTH 339Culture Change3
ANTH 410Language and Culture3
ECON 421International Economics3
ECON 422Economics of Developing Countries3
GEOG 400Regional Geography3
HIST 313The Soviet Union and After3
HIST 342Islam and Politics in Modern History3
HIST 345History of China in Modern Times3
HIST 346History of Japan in Modern Times3
HIST 347Foreign Relations of East Asia in Modern Times3
HIST 349History of Contemporary Africa3
HIST 353Modern Latin America3
POL 303International Law and Organization3
POL 315Western Legal Systems3
POL 316Modern Western Political Thought3
POL 317Politics and Society3
POL 343The Politics of Western Democracies4
SSCI 310Africa3
SSCI 311Latin America3
SSCI 312The Middle East3
TWO COURSES in modern languages numbered 113 and 114 in French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, or the equivalent in Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, or Russian, or proficiency as evidenced by successful completion of placement examinations. See department for details.6
This course is also offered by the Department of History.
This course is also offered by the Department of Sociology.
Total Credit Hours75-76
D. Operations Management
MGT 335Process Analysis3
MGT 347Supply Chain Management3
MGT 355Quality Assurance3
MGT 455Strategic Operations Management3
MKT 347: Supply Chain Management may be taken in place of MGT 347
THREE COURSES from
ECON 449Applied Forecasting Techniques3
MGT 203Computer-Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) I3
MGT 204Computer-Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) II3
MGT 315Computer Integrated Manufacturing Management3
MGT 331Occupational and Environmental Safety Management3
MGT 349Service Operations Management3
MGT 359Current Topics in Service Operations Management3
MGT 467Directed Internship3-9
MKT 310Product Design and Development3
MKT 322Services Marketing3
Total Credit Hours72
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