Covers suretyship, bankruptcy and property law, agency, partnerships and corporations, estates and trusts, government regulation and the role of the CPA in law. Second of two courses required for accountancy majors. An exploration of business conduct and social responsibility in the light of existing ethical, moral, and social values. Designed to enable students to form individual positions on ethical conduct and social responsibility. Intensive study of and the relationships between business, government, and society.
Course also explores moral and ethical conduct and social responsibility.
To build upon and integrate the knowledge and methods acquired to examine all functional areas of the organization. Senior standing, plus FI 303, MG 301, MK 301, PR 345 with grades of C or higher. Emphasis on conceptual application of management and organizational theory, nationally and internationally. Topics include organizational environments, decision making, design, technology, leadership, effectiveness, and information and control. Legal, motivational, and international issues are included.