This course develops a working knowledge of the basic accounting system. The primary focus is on financial accounting by the business entity. A course for individuals who have a limited background in statistical and algebraic techniques. Students are exposed to statistical models and applications for quantitative analysis in modern management. This course introduces students to current business research sources and techniques and trains them in individual and group writing procedures for employment situations, as well as for graduate studies in business administration.
Emphasis is given to the ethical and legal implications of research and writing.
A logical progressive sequence is followed in the course offerings. Because of the generalist approach, it is necessary for the students to follow the sequence as outlined. This course focuses on general systems concepts and the systems management approach to organizations. Students acquire a greater understanding of the interdependence of and interrelationships between elements of a system and its environment. Selected organizational and managerial issues or problems are diagnosed from a system and organizational theory perspective and solutions are developed that reflect a systemic outlook.