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BUS 302: Business Written Communication

Emphasis on written communication in various business and professional contexts. Topics include report writing, business plans, professional correspondence and reports, and written communications in the employment context.

BUS 304: Entrepreneurship

A study of entrepreneurs and the creation of new ventures. Emphasis is on the characteristics of successful entrepreneurs, the identification and analysis of new ventures, and the traditional requirements for continued success of a venture after its...

BUS 306: Small Business Management

Effective processes for managing small businesses in today's global economy will be studied. Researching available resources for small businesses and effective management structures and developing a plan for managing a small business comprise the...

BUS 315: Principles of Marketing

An introduction to the principles and practices of marketing goods and services. The essentials of strategy, organization, marketing mix, ethical responsibilities, communication an inter-functional relationships are studied. 

BUS 320: Quantitative Analysis

An introduction to the quantitative tools necessary for advanced courses in business, covering such topics as regression analysis, decision-making under uncertainty, linear programming, forecasting, elementary game theory, queuing theory and...

BUS 325: Management Theory and Practice

A study of basic principles of management and leadership in global organizations. Emphasis is placed upon organizational structure, development and change. Professional competencies and ethical issues are outlined.

BUS 326: Leading People and Teams

Leading People and Teams, through the use of classical and contemporary readings and cases, will focus on the leadership role played by managers, managerial responsibilities in the development of human capital across the individual career, and the...

BUS 330: Financial Management

An introduction to business finance, covering the topics of present value, stock and bond valuation, capital budgeting, financial forecasting and capital structure.

BUS 345: Professional Selling

Planning, employment, organization, training, evaluation and compensation in combination with trends in sales management are the integral areas of study. Additionally, emphasis will be given on developing new sales approaches for achieving...

BUS 353: International Business

Study of the political, economic and cultural environment of international business, the comparative advantages of countries, and the strategies companies may pursue to gain and sustain competitive advantage. Particular attention will be given to the...