Business (BUS)

A practical overview of the law in relation to the transaction of business, with particular attention given to the study of material on law and regulation for managers. Sophomore standing or above.

Competitive placement with selected businesses and non-profit agencies. Junior or Senior Status.

Available for credit in economics or business administration. Approval requested through department chair.

Students complete an assessment of their progress in the undergraduate business programs. To be completed during the last semester of a student's program.

This interdisciplinary course provides a basic understanding of business to prepare students for advanced coursework in the MBA and MOL programs. Topics include human resource management, operations management, marketing, business ethics, business law, and economics.

This interdisciplinary course provides a basic understanding of business to prepare students for advanced coursework in the MBA and MOL programs. Topics include accounting, finance, and quantitative methods.

Students learn to deliver presentations with confidence and clarity.

Students complete an assessment of their progress in the graduate business programs. To be completed during the last semester of a student's program. (Pass / No Pass only)