6 courses with the subject BUS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
BIO CC 180 Human Biology and the Life Sciences 1 ENG CC 110 Critical Thinking and Writing 1 MIS CC 130 Computer Applications 1
This course examines the nature of management and the interpersonal and analytical skills managers need to be successful. Students will examine the manager’s role with emphasis on planning, organizing, leading and controlling in a variety of organizations including profit and not- for-profit organizations. Students will examine management theories on leadership,
This course deals with organizational structure, development, change, conflict, culture, productivity, growth, power and politics. Students will study relevant concepts regarding organization effectiveness as a function of structure and context, degrees of formality/informality; specialization; standardization; hierarchies and leadership; organizational complexity; company size and position in the firm’s projected life cycle; issues of centralization; professionalism; personnel; organizational technology; quality of work life; interdepartmental relations and conflict; decision making processes; and internal and external means of communications.
This course has a twofold purpose: to familiarize students with the world map as it exists today in terms of changed and changing national boundaries, and to study the global distribution of natural resources and industries as the basis of international trade relations 2026-2027 Catalog | 186
Introduce students to the possibilities, the challenges, and the rewards of running a business enterprise. It will introduce the student to: What managers must do and do well to make a company a winner in the game of business. strategy and Business Policy cuts across the whole 78 spectrum of business and management which focuses on the corporation as a whole and its interactions with its environment.
Source: Metropolitan College of New York's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
