BUS 105 - Consumer Economics and Personal Finance 3 credits This course studies the personal, social, and political aspects of consumer roles. BUS 200 - Legal Environment in Business 3 credits Discusses law as a tool for generating public policy through disciplines such as social science and business administration. Topics covered in this course include our court system, the Constitution and business, the Bill of Rights and business, law by administrative agencies, antitrust laws, legal aspects of business organization and mergers, laws regulating employment and labor-management relations, environmental laws, and the legal aspects of consumer protection. This is the business law course required for transfer to most universities. BUS 201 - Business Law 3 credits A comprehensive survey of areas of law that can be important to lay persons as well as business.
Special emphasis is placed on the study of contracts and the Uniform Commercial Code.
In addition, agency and employment, personal property, and forms of business ownership will be covered. This is a basic introductory economics course. Both micro and macro economic principles are presented and applied to individual organizational and governmental decision making. Specific topics covered are allocation of scarce resources, market pricing, product cost, inflation, unemployment, distribution of income, government spending policies, financial institutions and monetary policy. BUS 206 - Fundamentals of Investing 3 credits This course focuses on personal investment planning and analysis.