MSB 110 3 CARP 412 1 MSB 120PR 3 MSB 200 3 MSB 210 3 MSB 220PR 3 MSB 240PR 3 MSB 250PR 3
- Subject
- MSB
- Credits (min)
- 3
- Credits (max)
- 3
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026-2027
- Source
- www.kings.edu
8 courses with the subject MSB, 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.
MSB 110 3 CARP 412 1 MSB 120PR 3 MSB 200 3 MSB 210 3 MSB 220PR 3 MSB 240PR 3 MSB 250PR 3
MSB 120PR 3 MSB 200 3 MSB 210 3 MSB 220PR 3 MSB 240PR 3 MSB 250PR 3
Core Course1 3 Core Course1 3 18 18 Summer Credits Fall Credits Spring Credits CIS 471 Info. Syst. Security & Assurance (fall only) 3 CIS 472 IT Project Management (spring only) 3 CIS 487 Enterprise Cyber Security (fall only) 3 CIS 499 CIS Internship 3 MSB 220PR Financial Management 3 Business Elective 24 3 Business Elective 14 3 Core Course1 3 Core Course1 3 Core Course1 3 15 15 Total Credits Required for Graduation = 127 NOTES: Choose one course from each of the Core Requirements listed on the reverse side. 2 Course may satisfy both a Major and a Core requirement. MATH 123 will satisfy the Quantitative Reasoning Core requirement. Students are encouraged to take MSB 287 – Business Ethics to fulfill the Philosophical Investigation Core requirement. 4Computer and Information Systems students are encouraged to pursue the following Fall/Spring course sequences to fulfill the Business Elective 1 and 2 requirements: • Technology Management: BUS 363 – Operations Management and BUS 435 – Global Innovation, Technology & Entrepreneurship • Manufacturing & Operations Management: MKT 385 – Global Supply Chain Management and BUS 363 – Operations Management • Marketing: MKT 330 – Selling Strategies and MKT 390 – International Marketing • Entrepreneurship: BUS 330 –Selling Strategies and BUS 435 – Global Innovation, Technology & Entrepreneurship • Accounting: ACCT 115/L – Introduction to Financial Accounting II w/ Lab and ACCT 240 – Intermediate Accounting I PR Course has a prerequisite – check college catalog.
MSB 250PR Bus. Communication & Mentoring 3 MSB 200 Principles of Management 3 ECON 1112 Introduction to Macroeconomics 3 MSB 2872 Business Ethics 3 Core Course1 (PHIL 101 Introduction to Philosophy) 3 ECON 221 Statistics and Predictive Analytics 3 Core Course1 3 Core Course1 3 15 15 Summer Credits Fall Credits Spring Credits MKT 315 Consumer BehaviorPR 3 MKT 360PR Digital Marketing 3 MSB 220pr Financial Management 3 MSB 305PR Organizational Behavior 3
Business Elective 17 3 Core Course1 3 Core Course1 3 Core Course1 3 15 15 Total Credits Required for Graduation = 126 NOTES: 1Choose one course from each of the Core Requirements listed on the reverse side. 2 Course may satisfy both a Major and a Core requirement. 3 Students are encouraged to take MSB 287 – Business Ethics to fulfill the Philosophical Investigation Core requirement. 4 MATH 362- Statistics may be substituted for ECON 221 5Courses intended to be taken concurrently. Do not delay taking MATH 127. 6Courses intended to be taken concurrently. Do not delay taking MATH 235. 7Mathematics students are encouraged to pursue the following Fall/Spring course sequences to fulfill the Business Elective 1 and 2 requirements: • Technology Management: BUS 363/L – Operations Management with Lab and BUS 435 – Global Innovation, Technology & Entrepreneurship • Manufacturing & Operations Management: MKT 385 – Global Supply Chain Management and BUS 363/L – Operations Management with Lab • Accounting: ACCT 240/L – Intermediate Account I w/ Lab and ACCT 301 – Intermediate Accounting II 8CS 100 may be substituted for CS 111. 9 MATH 367 is offered fall semesters odd years only and MATH 425 is offered fall semesters even years only. PR Course has a prerequisite – check college catalog.
MSB 305PR 3 MSB 400PR 2 MSB 480PR 3
Core Course 1 3 Free Elective3 3 Free Elective 1 3 Free Elective3 3 17 16 Total Credits Required for Graduation = 126 NOTES: 1Choose one course from each of the Core Requirements listed on the reverse side. 2 Course may satisfy both a Major and a Core requirement. MATH 123 satisfies the Quantitative Reasoning Core requirement, ECON 111 or ECON 112 satisfies the Human Behavior & Social Institutions Core requirement, and MSB 287 satisfies the Philosophical Investigations Core requirement. 3 Students may select “free electives” for personal enrichment OR for Minor and/or Second Major Requirements. 4 ENGL 110 and COMM 101 are prerequisites for many upper-level courses and should be taken during the first year. PR Course has a prerequisite – check college catalog.
Source: King's College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59