An analysis of the fundamentals of management including the following: planning, organizing, staffing,
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- BUS
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- 2025-2026
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59 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.
An analysis of the fundamentals of management including the following: planning, organizing, staffing,
A comprehensive survey of the field of marketing, stressing the role of marketing in business and contemporar
This is an introductory finance course that is designed to prepare students to understand financial conce
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Designed to cover the history and nature of law; treatment of the law of contracts; formation and interpretation of the law; the parties' rights, duties and remedies. It also covers the legal concepts and relationships encountered in business, sales and lease contracts, torts (civil wrongs/injuries), criminal law, employment law, and the formation and operation of partnerships and corporations. Pre or Co-requisites: None.
A study of the legal aspects of real and personal property such as: the history and operation of the court and legislative systems, as well as issues in negotiable instruments, partnerships and corporations, bailments and carriers, estates and trusts, ownership of real property, landlord-tenant property law, sales and lease contracts, intellectual property, bankruptcy, insurance and agency. Pre or Co-requisites: None.
This course develops a conceptual understanding of the role management science plays in the business deci
This course will provide students with an overview of all facets of the sport management industry, including management, marketing, sales, finance, event management, promotions, public relations, tourism and its social, political and legal environment as well as its economic structure. The course will also examine several ethical challenges facing sport management professionals in the current market.
This course will provide students with an overview of all facets of the sports media industry, in
This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive introduction to the key elements of sport event and facility management. Students will examine the issues associated with financing, designing, maintaining and managing different types of sport facilities. Also, specific attention will be given to the planning and implementation process for sporting events. The relationship between sporting events and the facilities that host them will also be given considerable attention. The course will also examine several of the key positions in events and facilities management.
This course explores the economic causes and social events leading to the Great Depression, particularly
An introduction to manufacturing and service processes; the evolution of flow control; optimu
This course will build on basic concepts learned in FIN 1070 and focus on issues affecting international business
Introduction to financial markets and monetary theory, with significant emphasis on the role of financial intermediation in
This introductory course is designed to prepare students to make the appropriate financial decisions and to manage the fina
Cost concepts, systems and procedures directed toward gathering, structuring and utilizing data for m
This course introduces students to computer-based accounting information systems. Stude
The relationship between labor and management is examined in the context of history and law. Emphasis is given to the effects of legislative action. Arbitration and bargaining are covered as well as unions and grievance procedures.
An examination of the various approaches to business in overseas markets, considering the economic, politi
Examination of the organization and administration of the personnel function, concentrating on policies and practices governing recruitment, selection, placement, employee evaluation and training.
A study of International Marketing as it applies to various regions of the world in both developed and underdeveloped countries. Consideration is given to changes in America's policy in the international marketplace, earlier and more modern approaches to marketing, overseas business customs and practices, the impact of product marketing, new product planning, pricing, manufacturing and distribution and the development of annual marketing plans.
This course focuses on individual, interpersonal and group behavior in organizations. Students will explore behavior patterns of
Presents a core of generalized and introductory information systems tenets, rules, and guidelines
This course covers leadership theory and how leadership skills can be developed to
The course will familiarize students with the concept of Quality and the process of Quality Improvement across the health care continuum. St
The course will begin by developing an historical perspective of diversity, not just in sport but in general, followed by an in-depth investigation of inclusion. If inclusion is the key to true di
A study of the conscious needs and wants of the consumer as well as the deeper, possibly unconscious motives that drive consumer choices, applying contemporary topics in social and cognitive psychology to understand behavior related to buying and selling. Cross-listed with: PSY 3385
This is an advanced course in management that utilizes knowledge acquired in prev
An applied microeconomics course. It stresses current decision-making and forward planni
Analysis of problems encountered by firms in marketing goods and services. Emphasis is placed on marketing research and the formation of strategies to integrate product planning, pricing, distribution, promotion and service within the current socio-economic environmental framework. Students may not receive credit for both BUS 4031 Marketing Management and BUS 4260 Applied Marketing Management in Sport. Pre or Co-requisites: ,
This class will give an overview of uses of online social media. After discussion of the development of s
An analysis of the financial structure of administration and management with the development of
The course will provide an economic analysis of the labor market. The theories of wage
This course provides an Introduction to the fundamentals of research in Marketing and Management. Students will learn how to define a business problem, identify an appropriate research methodology, create and conduct a survey or experiment and analyze and report the results. A group project will allow students to apply their knowledge to a context or industry problem of their choice.
A study of the scope of government involvement in regulation, restriction and encouragement of the
This course provides an overview of the securities markets, the various types of investment securities and the risk-return characteristics of each. The course also surveys the basic principles and techniques of investment analysis and portfolio selection and management. Market behavior analysis methods are examined critically and sources of analytical information and their use are studied.
This course focuses on the formation, planning, and management of new owner-managed enterpr
This course offers an analysis of the theory and effects of advertising with emphasis on understanding the role of persuasive communication in all forms of advertising. Basic advertising techniques, skills and processes are examined, as are the social and behavioral results and the ethical implications of advertising. Cross-listed with: CMA 4088
A systematic in-depth examination of subjects of current interest in business and economics. The topic and the instructor will be announced.
This course introduces the student to women and minority business.
This course is an in-depth look into the concept of Total Quality Management (TQM). Students learn how cor
A systematic exploration of the business environment in several important commercial regions o
A study of the general business environment in Greece, particularly Athens. Includes discussion
A study of the general business environment in France, particularly Paris. Includes discussion o
This course explores Mexico's business history, particularly during the Spanish occupation. We discuss the c
Students will study the main principles of the stock market as an investment mechanism. The history of the mar
This course will explore how business is portrayed in film and literature, using a wide v
This special topic course is an overview of the core courses established by the Certified Financial Planner Board of
This course is designed to permit the students to demonstrate the ability to integrate the theory and pract
This is a 3-credit elective course in philosophy and business, comprised of online classes and discussion fora combined with two full-day Saturday off-campus site-visits to museums, a mining villag
A study of the role of advertising and promotion in the international market place that will include: the princi
This course studies the leaders who played a major role in the growth and development of America
Business Management and Administration/Marketing Concentration (15 Credits) The marketing concentration is designed to prepare business majors for a wide variety of professional opportunities in the field of marketing. Business students who are seeking a concentration in marketing would take the following courses to supplement/replace business electives:
The course will develop students' abilities to formulate and implement a detailed marketing plan in the sport industry and to better understand the relationship of marketing to other business functions. It will emphasize the application of marketing concepts through the use of cases, simulations and/or projects.
The course allows students to utilize data for effective decision making in business and accounting. Through assignments and pro
Supervised practical experience in management, administration, finance or accounting i
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