15 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.
BUS 123Data Application for Business3
This course introduces students to the use of spreadsheets in providing data-based solutions to business problems in accounting, economics, finance, and management. The course uses Microsoft Excel and will prepare students for the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Excel 2019 Certification exam. In addition to the basic functions of Excel, the course will focus on visualization of data using graphs and charts, utilization of financial functions, statistical and analytical tools, templates, macros, and other advanced features.
An applied course designed for students to develop skills in business data analytics. Students will learn to apply analytical tools and AI, perform data visualization, and analyze complex datasets to support decision-making in accounting and business. Same as DSC 326
This course introduces domestic and global business models that have evolved over the last 30 years. The course offers context and examines one of the most disruptive periods in modern business history, and connects the thinking to current and not-yet-established media models..
This course is designed to increase our students’ fluency in understanding, selecting, analyzing, and using financial information in order to make various types of management decisions. The basic functions of management include planning, organizing, controlling, and evaluating the results of operations. Fulfilling these functions requires managers to make a wide variety of decisions, and much of the information that managers must rely on to make these decisions is expressed in accounting and financial terms.
An applied course designed for students to develop skills in business data analytics. Students will learn to apply analytical tools and AI, perform data visualization, and analyze complex datasets to support decision-making in accounting and business. Same as DSC 526. Meets with BUS 326 .
This course provides a multi-tier approach to audience/market analysis, including a deeper examination into the rise of niche products and services, and an introduction to data-driven methods in order to recognize changes in the contemporary business climate. Top-down, deliberate theories that once applied to the development of audiences/markets are now replaced by real-time shifts that must be evaluated and capitalized upon immediately in order to realize success.
Strategic Communication Management advances the student’s public relations/communication management knowledge on a wide variety of communication disciplines including media relations (social and mainstream), multicultural relations, consumer relations, investor relations, corporate social responsibility, government relations, and employee communications. Case studies illustrate how strategic communication and public relations are practiced in different organizations by both internal practitioners and external agency consultants. Developing critical thinking and problem-solving strategies is a key focus of this communication management class.
