Web references are frequently used in place of library citations. PowerPoint slides replace overhead transparencies and multimedia presentations are common. The Technology and Management concentration with Engineering continues to break new ground. Management Information Systems is one of our fastest-growing areas. Student options, too, have changed.
Internships now provide an entr e to many jobs.
Each year, more students study abroad. Commerce has exchange arrangements with some of the leading business schools in Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Demand for our undergraduate courses is high, often outstripping our resources. In addition to serving our own students, we supply all the business courses for LAS economics and finance majors. Add to that number students in other colleges who either want or are required to take our courses and it becomes easy to understand why 45 percent of our instructional units are taught to undergraduates from other colleges.