Students earning credit also must complete an assignment provided by the faculty coordinator. An introductory view of the business process, interrelationships of the functional areas of business, relationships of business to society at large, and responsibilities and challenges of modern management. Must be supervised by a College of Business and Public Administration faculty member working in the program. If college credit has been granted for any other experience in Business Horizons, credit shall not be granted in BUS 50. Overview of the role of small business in the American economic system.
Emphasis is placed on the managerial decisions required to start and maintain a small business.
FIN 101, MGMT 110 and MKTG 101, or consent of instructor. Examines the international forces that affect world trade and managerial responses to the situations created. The course develops an understanding of the ways enterprises adapt to changes in the international environment by modifying and improving their practices in the major functional areas of business. Emphasis is placed on the study of the relationships between the U.S., its competitors and its trading partners. Impacts on the U.S. and the region are studied.