Business Course Descriptions

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Business Course Descriptions

ACCT 203. Fundamentals of Accounting for Decision Making      Credit 3(3-0)

The course defines and identifies accounting information, why it is important, and how is it used by economic decision makers.  The material is approached from the perspective of individuals who use accounting information to make decisions in the business world.  Topical coverage includes basic accounting procedures; interpretation and analysis of financial statements; budgeting; and cost tracking and analysis.  This course may not substitute for accounting or elective requirements for majors in the School of Business and Economics.
Prerequisite:  Sophomore standing.
(F;S;SS)

BUED 334 Microcomputer Usage in Business   Credits 3(2-1)

The theory and application of microcomputers in business.  Hands-on experience with microcomputers using commercial and non-commercial developed software as it relates to the business environment.  Prerequisite:  Sophomore standing.

BUAD 422 Management Concepts  Credits 3(3-0)
This course covers an analysis of the basic managerial processes at the administrative, staff and operational levels with consideration given to business ethics and social responsibility in both domestic and international environments. Appropriate attention is given to role of organization theory as it applies to achieving managerial objectives through available tools for obtaining desired results. Prerequisite: Junior status.

 BUAD 425 Entrepreneurship Credits 3(3-0)
This course examines the unique aspects of small businesses. Attention will be given to competitive strategy, the regulatory environment, and sources of financing the role of the small business within the macro economy are also explored. Prerequisite: Junior standing.
 
 BUAD 430 Marketing Concepts Credit 3(3-0)
This course provides an introduction to marketing activities of organizations and individuals. It focuses on formulating viable market objectives, assessing opportunities, evaluating ethnical issues, and developing a marketing strategy. The course also emphasizes a global orientation and the development of problem solving skills.  Prerequisite: Junior standing.