Business Administration Major

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Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration

The Division of Business Administration focuses on the development of individual abilities and the marketable skills necessary to secure employment in business, industry, government or other agencies. The Division is aware of society’s need for persons in responsible positions to display professional, moral and ethical behavior and seeks to develop skills for solving problems, appreciating global concepts, and utilizing technology. We endeavor to provide experiences that will assist students in developing an understanding of the free enterprise system as well as business functions, operations, and interrelationships. Our faculty are experienced business and academic professionals, whose goal is to help you develop the skills necessary for success in the fast-paced world of twenty-century business.

Faculty & Staff

Andrea Johnson

Administrative Assistant

James Ibe

Business

Valerie Warner

Business Computer Information Systems

Deloris McBride

Business Computer Information Systems

Course Study Curriculum

Bachelor of Science Degree Requirements / Major in Business Administration

Course Outcome

Upon Completion of this Business Administration Major, graduates will be able to:

  • Demonstrate and apply significant facts, concepts, theories, methodologies, and knowledge in the core business areas.
  • Explain the business and management concepts from a global perspective.
  • Communicate a readable sequence of rational ideas effectively, both orally (presentation building and delivery) and in writing (reports, e-mails, and business correspondence).
  • Employ various methods and processes from diverse areas of the business to formulate analytical/quantitative solutions to business problems.
  • Apply critical thinking skills to formulate solutions to problematic scenarios and cases involving diverse areas of business.
  • Identify the appropriate behavioral responses to exhibit in personal, social, and professional environments to promote ethical decision making and corporate social responsibility.
  • Produce business reports that incorporate critiqued documentation, database analysis, and statistically sound research methodologies.
  • Establish and improve personal and professional leadership, team-building skills.
  • Explain how contemporary events and issues are affecting the world of business.
Course Credit Requirements for a Major in Business Administration
Courses Credits Needed
General Education 49
Business Administration Major 45
     BUS 375 Principles of Management 3
     BUS 380 Principles of Marketing 3
     BUS 385 Financial Accounting 3
     BUS 390 Business Communications 3
     BUS 395 Statistics 3
     BUS 400 Business Law and Ethics 3
     BUS 405 Operations Management 3
     BUS 410 Managerial Accounting 3
     BUS 460 Business Research 3
     BUS 465 International Business Management 3
     BUS 470 Human Resource Management 3
     BUS 475 Finance 3
     BUS 480 Management Information Systems 3
     BUS 490 Organizational Behavior 3
     BUS 495 Business Policy 3
Other Required Courses 7
     ECO 301 Principles of Economics I 3
     ECO 302 Principles of Economics II 3
      JRS 300   Junior Seminar 1
Electives 21
TOTAL 122

Minors

  • Business Administration Minor
     

    Students majoring in other disciplines who want to minor in Business Administration are required to complete the following courses:

    Course Credit Requirements for a Minor in Business Administration
    Course Credits
    BUS 375 Principles of Management 3
    BUS 380 Principles of Marketing 3
    BUS 385 Financial Accounting 3
    BUS 400 Business Law and Ethics 3
    BUS 465 International Business Management 3
    BUS 470 Human Resource Management 3
    TOTAL 18

  • Business Information Technology Minor
     

    Students majoring in other disciplines who want to minor in Business Information Technology are required to complete the following courses:

    Course Credit Requirements for a Minor in Business Information Technology
    Course Credits
    BUS 375 Principles of Management 3
    BUS 405 Operations Management 3
    BUS 470 Human Resource Management 3
    BUS 480 Management Information Systems 3
    CIS 303 Project Management 3
    CIS 440 Computer Resource Management 3
    TOTAL 18

  • Computer Information Systems Minor
     

    Students who want to minor in Computer Information Systems are required to complete the following courses:

    Course Credit Requirements for a Minor in Computer Information Systems
    Course Credits
    CIS 300 Systems Analysis and Design 3
    CIS 303 Project Management 3
    CIS 310 Introduction to Computer Programming 3
    CIS 320 Business Telecommunications 3
    CIS 400 Database Design 3
    CIS 440 Information Resource Management  3
    TOTAL 18

  • Logistics Minor
     
    Courses                                                                                  Credit
    BUS 300 Introduction to Business 3
    CIS 440 Information Resources Management 3
    LOG 301 Principles of Logistics 3
    LOG 302 Global Logistics  3
    LOG 303 Technology and Logistics 3
    LOG 304 Special Issues and Topics in Logistics  3
    TOTAL   18

    Course Credit Requirements for a Minor in Logistics