Program checklist · BBA

Business and Professional Golf Management - BBA

SUNY College of Technology at Delhi · Delhi, NY

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Program

Award: BBA
Credential class: ceterms:BachelorDegree
CIP: 31.0504
Total credits (published): 123
Credits (computed from items): 148-150
Catalog edition: 2026-2027
Checklist type: degree-program

Identifiers

IPEDS UNITID: 196024
CourseShelf checklist: CK_196024_3ab24c38
CollegeTransfer.Net: Institution Transfer Profile
Source: CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

First Semester

6 items

HORT 100
Orientation to Horticulture
Not resolved to a course
1
PGMB 100
Golf Shop Operations
Not resolved to a course
3
PGMB 170
Player Development I
Not resolved to a course
1
General Education 23WC/23IL: ENGL 100 - Composition I or ENGL 200 - Composition II
Not resolved to a course
3
General Education: 23MA (by placement)
Not resolved to a course
3-4
General Education: 23HU or 23AR
Not resolved to a course
3

Second Semester

6 items

General Education 23OC: BUSI 120 - Business Communications or COMM 100 - Public Speaking
Not resolved to a course
3
SRMT 130
Program Planning and Leadership
Not resolved to a course
3
PGMB 200
Rules of Golf & Tournament Organization
Not resolved to a course
3
CITA 110
Introduction to Software Applications
Not resolved to a course
3
PGMB 182
Internship I
Not resolved to a course
1
PGMB 225
Introduction to Teaching Golf
Not resolved to a course
3

Third Semester

6 items

ACCT 115
Financial Accounting
3
PGMB 210
Introduction to Turfgrass Management
Not resolved to a course
3
BUSI or CITA Elective(s)
Not resolved to a course
PGMB 230
Player Development II
Not resolved to a course
1
General Education Natural Sciences: Choose one course from this list: 23NS/23RE
Not resolved to a course
3-4
PSYC 100
Introductory Psychology
Not resolved to a course
3

Fourth Semester

6 items

PEDH 220
First Aid:Respond to Emergency
Not resolved to a course
2
SRMT 220
Sports and Recreation Services
Not resolved to a course
3
PGMB 282
Internship II
Not resolved to a course
1
PGMB 275
Intermediate Teaching
Not resolved to a course
3
General Education: 23UC
Not resolved to a course
3
ECON 110
Introductory Microeconomics
Not resolved to a course
3

Fifth Semester

6 items

SRMT 305
Sports and Recreation Event Management
Not resolved to a course
3
GSTM 306
Human Resource Management
Not resolved to a course
3
PGMB 300
Golf Merchandising
Not resolved to a course
3
PGMB 305
Tournament Software Application
Not resolved to a course
1
Upper Division Elective
Not resolved to a course
3
Upper Division Elective
Not resolved to a course
3

Sixth Semester

6 items

SRMT 300
Sports and Recreation Facility Management
Not resolved to a course
3
GSTM 310
Budget and Planning for Sports Operations
Not resolved to a course
3
GOVT 300
Public Policy
Not resolved to a course
3
PGMB 375
Advanced Teaching
Not resolved to a course
3
PGMB 382
Internship III
Not resolved to a course
1
General Education Elective: 23WL or 23WG
Not resolved to a course
31

Seventh Semester

6 items

BUSI 310
Strategic Management
Not resolved to a course
3
CITA 315
Microsoft Excel for Business Applications
Not resolved to a course
3
SRMT 400
Pre-Internship for Sport and Recreation Management
Not resolved to a course
1
GSTM 300
Golf Course Planning & Design
Not resolved to a course
3
PEDH 245
Child Abuse and SAVE Seminar
Not resolved to a course
1
SRMT 345
Marketing for Sports Professions
Not resolved to a course
3

Eighth Semester

6 items

PGMB 482
Internship IV
Not resolved to a course
3
HOSP 140
Beverage and Beverage Control
Not resolved to a course
3
PGMB 400
Player Development IV
Not resolved to a course
1
PRKM 330
Recreation for Special Populations
Not resolved to a course
3
Upper Division Elective
Not resolved to a course
3
Upper Division Elective
Not resolved to a course
3

SUNY General Education Requirement

0 items

Technical Standards for Business and Professional Golf Management Programs

33 items

Perform all course objectives in classroom or laboratory environments.
Not resolved to a course
Communicate professionally when interacting with peer, faculty, other college personnel, guests, and potential employers.
Not resolved to a course
Maintain the safety and well being of fellow students in all environments on campus, during internships, and at other college-sponsored activities.
Not resolved to a course
Acquire information from written documents and computer information systems (including literature searches and data retrieval); identify information presented in images from paper, videos, transparencies, slides, graphic images, and all digital and analog representations.
Not resolved to a course
Have the ability to perform club repair and design tasks, internship/work experience, classroom activities and procedures; and demonstrate the ability to play a credible game of golf by passing the Playing Ability Test (PAT). Examples of relevant activities include, but are not limited to, the ability to:
Not resolved to a course
work in all areas of golf operations at a golf facility/pro shop;
Not resolved to a course
transport golf carts, bags and range balls from storage areas to staging areas;
Not resolved to a course
perform club repair techniques, including operating tools and equipment;
Not resolved to a course
be able to communicate golf swing techniques and other game improvement suggestions;
Not resolved to a course
manage and successfully operate leagues, tournaments, staff, and relevant computer software;
Not resolved to a course
demonstrate the ability to use golf-related technology to enhance teaching and club-fitting programs;
Not resolved to a course
Attend and participate in required internship/work experience;
Not resolved to a course
Have the ability to meet for the hours required to fulfill the task and perform all course objectives that are essential in all classroom, laboratory, and internship/work experience environments.
Not resolved to a course
Communicate professionally when interacting with peers, faculty, staff, other college personnel, guests, and employers. Examples of relevant communication activity include, but are not limited to:
Not resolved to a course
use communication skills;
Not resolved to a course
utilization of the English language;
Not resolved to a course
ability to interpret communication from other people and respond in a professional fashion.
Not resolved to a course
Have the ability to meet and perform all course objectives in all classroom, laboratory, and internship/work experience courses. Examples of cognitive ability include, but are not limited to, the ability to:
Not resolved to a course
demonstrate and participate in the mastery of the College’s curriculum;
Not resolved to a course
follow directions;
Not resolved to a course
perform independently;
Not resolved to a course
process information to prioritize tasks;
Not resolved to a course
demonstrate skills–recent and cumulative;
Not resolved to a course
perform mathematical computations;
Not resolved to a course
prepare essays, reports, and research project as well as other college-level assignments;
Not resolved to a course
Demonstrate the emotional, behavioral; and social attributes required to work individually and in teams within classrooms, laboratories, and internship/work experience environments. Examples of relevant activities include, but are not limited to, the ability to:
Not resolved to a course
demonstrate/develop professional working relationships with classmates, instructors, guests, employers, and others;
Not resolved to a course
function under stress and regulate one’s own reaction;
Not resolved to a course
adapt to multiple situations and perform multiple tasks;
Not resolved to a course
adhere to the College’s Student Code of Conduct;
Not resolved to a course
focus and maintain attention on tasks;
Not resolved to a course
ability to self-manage;
Not resolved to a course
Have the ability to maintain the safety and well-being of fellow students without posing a safety threat to themselves or others in all environments on campus, during internship/work experience, and other college-sponsored trips.
Not resolved to a course

CODES

0 items

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