The curriculum provides a broad exposure to the key functions of management. It helps develop technical, technological, and human resource management skills needed in modern enterprises. The management curriculum develops valuable methods, tools, techniques, and skills while emphasizing creative thinking and problem solving. Students can satisfy the general requirements of a management major and direct their programs of study toward several career tracks. These specializations include general management , entrepreneurship , management information systems and operations management .
Managers make and implement decisions through and with people working together toward common goals.
The curriculum focuses on the organizational and environmental factors that influence individuals and groups, particularly in work settings. This includes developing leadership, organizational, and behavioral skills that support high performance in organizations. Entrepreneurship is the initiation and management of a new venture or revitalizing an existing firm. This specialization explores the special problems associated with starting a new venture and operating an independent, and often small, business venture. The MIS specialization trains students to analyze, design, and implement information systems.