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| Business Administration |
| Principles of Accounting I and II |
Preparation and understanding of financial statements
for business enterprises. Accounting procedures and relevance in
management
decision making. |
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| Business Communication |
| Communication skills needs for success in business.
Includes business letter, memo, report writing. Oral presentation
skills, job application skills, communication theory, technology. |
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| Business Law I |
| Concepts needed for everyday business affairs.
Understanding of legal systems, contracts, Uniform Commercial Code,
sales, employment bailments, insurance, real estate, wills. |
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| Business Finance (anticipated) |
| Introduction to financial markets, financial ratio
analysis, valuation of bonds and stocks, long-term planning, working
capital management. |
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| Principles of Management (anticipated) |
| Reaching organizational goals by working through
people and other organizational resources. Emphasis on planning,
organization, leading, and controlling functions and contemporary tools
available to reach high-quality decisions. |
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| Human Resource Management (anticipated) |
| Personnel administration functions, including
strategic planning of human resources, recruitment, selection, training,
career development, performance appraisal. Emphasis on motivating
employees through effective work environment and compensation system. |
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| Marketing |
| Techniques, strategies used to develop new products
and promotions and to determine prices and channels of distribution.
Includes topics of marketing research, consumer behavior, advertising,
sales, product management, international marketing. |
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| Introduction to Macroeconomics |
| Introduction to basic economic tools. Study of
how overall economic activity works in a given society.
Examination of the roles of government and the Central Bank. |
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| Introduction to Microeconomics |
| Introduction to basic economic concepts. Study
of how consumers and producers interact to determine market prices.
Analysis of theories about how firms interact and implications of this
interaction. |
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| Calculus I and II |
| Topics from algebra, plane analytic geometry,
calculus. Emphasis on functions, limits of functions, continuity,
derivatives, integrals, applications. Methods of integration,
infinite series, and first order linear differential equations. |
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| Statistical Methods |
| Basic terminology, concepts, techniques of describing
data and inferring properties of populations by using samples from those
populations. Includes some probability theory and use of
calculators and computers to manipulate and manage data. |
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| Computer Applications and Issues in Business |
| Exploration of computer applications, misuse, ethics
in business. Study of current software applications through
laboratories, demonstrations, assignments with emphasis on spreadsheet
software, macroprogramming. |
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| Sport Management |
| Introduction to Sport Management |
| Overview of the structure of the sports industry and
introduction to the scope and variety of career opportunities. |
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| Contemporary Issues in Sport Management |
| Discussion of problems, issues facing sport managers.
Analysis of current events in sport and their relevance in society. |
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| Administration/Organization of Programs &
Facilities (anticipated) |
| Knowledge and understanding of different types of
facilities and how they are planned and managed. |
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| Biology |
| Biology I and II |
| Introductory course providing a background in
ecosystems, cell biology, evolution, and a laboratory experience that
produces skills necessary for successful biology majors.
Evolutionary survey of the structure and function of all levels of life. |
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| Principles of Chemistry I and II |
| More concentrated in-depth survey of stoichiometry,
atomic structure and theory, chemical structure and bonding, energy
relationships, equilibria systems, descriptive inorganic chemistry. |
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| Organic Chemistry I |
| Nomeclature, synthesis, reactions of organic
compounds. Reaction mechanisms, structural and theoretical
concepts. |
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| Mammalian Anatomy and Physiology I and II |
| Detailed study of structure and function of the human
body's organ systems. Scientific terminology and dissection. |
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| Genetics |
| Mendelian genetics with focus on the
molecular-biochemical nature of inheritance. Laboratory work with
drosophila, computer simulations, nucleic acid analysis. |
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