A basic knowledge of the computer, its operating system, and the internet is required. A study of the essential statistical tools for business, including data collection, summary, presentation, probability, hypothesis testing, linear and multiple regression, index numbers, time series, and business forecasting. The course will emphasize the use of spreadsheets for analysis. Either semester 3 hours Topics in business to meet the needs and interests of students. 1-3 hours Student works in a business and interacts with various finance, management, and operating functions.
Student works without remuneration and is under contract with the college and the business.
Student must have at least 12 hours of business administration courses at the 200-level or higher, and be accepted as a business administration major. Applicable as elective credit toward graduation requirements. World market patterns and international trade theory. The capstone course of the business program, developing a comprehensive management perspective, emphasizing policy and strategy formulation and implementation in handling multi-functional business problems, and integrating these disciplines with a Christian business ethic. Open only to business administration majors.