18 courses with the subject MBAX, 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.
This course develops decision-makers leadership skills to navigate the volatile, and ambiguous environment faced by leaders at all levels. We will explore how to leverage the MBA attributes (Character, Leadership, Impact, and Purpose), to guide how we show up in the major domains of life (Personal, Relationships, Community, and Professional). Max Credit: 3
Admission to MS in Finance, MBA, MBAX, MS Accounting, or department approval and (GR) level.
MBAX 5202Data and Decision Modeling3
This course will prepare students to use computer-based models for solving problems in the areas of operation, finance, supply chain, and marketing by using tools associated with predictive and prescriptive data analysis including, but not limited to forecasting, optimization modeling, and Monte Carlo simulation. #304. Max Credit: 3
This course introduces concepts and methodologies of accounting focusing on the use of accounting information for internal decision-making purposes. The primary objective is to learn how cost-based and other financial information is used to make informed business decisions for strategic planning and control as well as performance evaluation of business decisions. Max Credit: 3
Admission to the MBAX program or department approval and (GR) level.
MBAX 5305Strategic Management3
Business strategy is a core function of executive leadership. Students learn methods, models and frameworks for formulating business and corporate level strategies for assessing and sustaining competitive advantage in dynamic and global business environments. Students master these tools through in- depth application and analysis of business programs resulting in strategic recommendations. #304. Max Credit: 3
Provides an in-depth understanding of supply chain management in a global context, emphasizing its strategic role in business operations. Explore the planning, sourcing, production, and distribution processes involved in managing supply chains efficiently and effectively. Max Credit: 3
Admission to MS in Finance, MBA, MBAX, MS Accounting, or department approval and (GR) level.
MBAX 5434Macro Economic Analysis3
Examines the concepts of macroeconomics, their relevance to business professionals, and attempt to understand why economies experience growth, recessions, and booms. We will examine the factors driving business cycles, inflation, and unemployment, and consider the policy options societies might use to address cycles and avoid decreases in living standards. Max
Admission to the MBAM, MBAX, MS-ACCT, or MS-Fin programs and (GR) level. 1265
MBAX 5444Project Management3
This course introduces the fundamental concepts of project management. It examines the initiation, planning, monitoring, controlling, and closing of projects. Core topics include the role of the project manager, the project environment, and project value and benefits analysis. Max Credit: 3
Admission to MBAX, MBAM, MS-ACCT, or MS-Fin and (GR) level.
MBAX 5454International Marketing3
This course covers the core issues marketing professionals face when moving into international markets. The key areas of culture, economic forces, political and legal issues, infrastructure, and language will be the focus of the course. Max
Admission to MBAX, MBAM, MS-ACCT, or MS-Fin and (GR) level.
MBAX 5464Digital Marketing3
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of digital marketing practices and its relevance to support business strategies. In addition, the course conveys the significance of establishing marketing metrics and analytics to drive digital marketing strategies and performance outcomes. Max Credit: 3
Admission to MBAX, MBAM, MS-ACCT or MS-FIN and (GR) level.
MBAX 5474Non-Profit Marketing3
This course teaches how to create and execute effective marketing strategies for nonprofit organizations. You will learn about the role and importance of marketing in the nonprofit sector, and the unique challenges and opportunities of marketing for social causes. Max Credit: 3
Admission to MS in Finance, MBA, MBAX, MS Accounting, or department approval and (GR) level.
MBAX 5484Digital Marketing3
Introduces students to the fundamentals of digital marketing practices and its relevance to support business strategies. Through a detailed review of various digital marketing techniques on paid search, email marketing, social media, websites, and other digital channels, students will gather a comprehensive overview of these digital channels. Max Credit: 3
Admission to MS in Finance, MBA, MBAX, MS Accounting, or department approval and (GR) level.
MBAX 5494Marketing Analytics3
Provides methods and applications of marketing analytics in business research. Quantitative data analysis and interpretation. EXCEL is a software that will be used. Max Credit: 3
Admission to MS in Finance, MBA, MBAX, MS Accounting, or department approval and (GR) level. Master of Public Administration PBAD 5000 - Survey of Public Administration Designed to introduce the beginning graduate student to the study and practice of public administration at all levels of government. Attention is also directed to specific functions and processes such as intergovernmental relations, budgeting, personnel, and regulation. Prerequisites: graduate status and consent of instructor. Credits: 3 Max Credit: 3
A course for MBA students treating contemporary problems in business related areas. Specific area(s) to be considered in a given semester will be printed in class schedule. Max Credit: 3