Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology

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Purpose:

The primary purpose of the School of Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology is to provide a liberal arts education in the areas of Business and Technology that will prepare students for the world of work upon graduation or to continue their studies in graduate or professional school. Students who pursue majors in the school acquire an in-depth knowledge of their discipline and are also required to successfully complete a series of courses designed to develop and strengthen their analytical, cognitive, oral and writing skills, as well as an awareness of and commitment to values. The school offers the following majors:

Business Administration with a Concentration in:

Accounting

Management

Computer Science

Computer Information Systems

Recreation Management

Students majoring in Business Administration or Technology are required to successfully complete the university core requirements as well as applicable major and concentration requirements. 

The school also offers minors in Accounting, Business Management, Computer Science, Computer Information Sciencess and Recreation Management.

Programs

• Business Administration Concentration Accounting, BS
• Business Administration Concentration Management, BS
• Computer Information Systems, BS
• Computer Science, BS
• Recreation Management, BS

• Accounting Minor
• Business Management Minor
• Computer Information Systems Minor
• Computer Science Minor

Courses

• ACC 241 Accounting Principles 1 (3)
• ACC 242 Accounting Principles 11 (3)
• ACC 340 Managerial Accounting (3)
• ACC 341 Intermediate Accounting I (3)
• ACC 342 Intermediate Accounting II (3)
• ACC 343 Cost Accounting (3)
• ACC 345 Federal Corporate Income Tax Accounting (3)
• ACC 441 Advanced Accounting 1 (3)
• ACC 442 Advanced Accounting 11 (3)
• ACC 443 Auditing Principles (3)
• ACC 485 CPA Review (3)
• ACC 498 Senior Seminar in Accounting (3)

• BUS 201 Business Law (3)
• BUS 204 Principles of Business (3)
• BUS 260 Principles of Macroeconomics (3)
• BUS 261 Principles of Microeconomics (3)
• BUS 350 Principles of Marketing (3)
• BUS 361 Human Resource Management (3)
• BUS 362 Money and Banking (3)
• BUS 370 Managerial Finance (3)
• BUS 374 Introduction to International Business Operations (3)
• BUS 400 Production and Operation Management (3)
• BUS 490 Strategic Management & Policy (3)

• CIS 101 Concepts of the Computer (3)
• CIS 120 Introduction to Web Page Design I (3)
• CIS 210 Advance Web Page Design II (3)
• CIS 220 Discrete Mathematical Structures (3)
• CIS 311 Visual Programming I (3)
• CIS 312 Visual Programming II (3)
• CIS 321 Systems Analysis and Design (3)
• CIS 332 Database Management Concepts and Systems (3)
• CIS 421 Management Information Systems (3)
• CIS 465 Human-Computer Interaction (3)

• CSC 110 Introduction to Data Science (3)
• CSC 201 Introduction to Programming I (3)
• CSC 202 Programming II (3)
• CSC 301 Programming III (3)
• CSC 303 Statistical Programming (3)
• CSC 312 Computer Systems & Architecture (3)
• CSC 315 Computer Organization with Assembly language (3)
• CSC 330 Data Structure & Algorithm Analysis (3)
• CSC 340 Computer Networking (3)
• CSC 345 Internship Experience (3)
• CSC 401 Programming IV (3)
• CSC 425 Information Security (3)
• CSC 430 Advanced Network Architecture and Protocols (3)
• CSC 435 Programming Languages and Compilers (3)
• CSC 440 Artificial Intelligence (3)
• CSC 445 Software Engineering (3)
• CSC 465 Operating Systems (3)
• CSC 470 Computer Graphics (3)
• CSC 475 Special Topics in Computer Science (3)

• HPE 491 Clinical Internship in Exercise Science (3)

• PAD 200 Introduction to Public Administration (3)
• PAD 226 Public Finance and Budgeting (3)
• PAD 231 Public Personnel Administration (3)
• PAD 300 Administrative Law (3)
• PAD 320 Organizational Theory and Behavior (3)
• PAD 351 Urban Administration and Social Change (3)
• PAD 355 Comparative Public Administration (3)
• PAD 372 Public Policy Analysis (3)
• PAD 401 Management of State and Local Government (3)
• PAD 404 Intergovernmental Relations in the U.S. (3)
• PAD 412 Management of Health Services (3)
• PAD 416 Comprehensive Public Administration (3)
• PAD 498 Senior Seminar in Public Administration (3)
• PAD 499 Internships in Public Administration (3)

• REC 201 Foundations of Leisure and Recreation (3)
• REC 230 Introduction to Park Management (3)
• REC 281 Principles and Techniques of Recreation Leadership (3)
• REC 284 Outdoor Education and Camping Techniques (3)
• REC 285 Supervised Experience in Recreation I (1)
• REC 311 Commercial Recreation and Tourism (3)
• REC 340 Recreation, Parks and Diverse Populations (3)
• REC 352 Event Planning (3)
• REC 381 Planning and Administration of Social Recreation (3)
• REC 382 Parks and Recreation Supervision (3)
• REC 385 Supervised Experience in Recreation II (1)
• REC 450 Legal Aspects of Recreation Administration (3)
• REC 485 Pre-Internship in Recreation (1)
• REC 491 Internship in Recreation (9)

• ENT 201 History of African American Business 3

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