Credits Various advanced topics in economics. Provides the student with an opportunity to obtain advanced work in economics, depending upon the strengths and interests of available faculty. Offered on demand. I Principles of managing one's income emphasizing budgeting, saving, borrowing, insurance, home buying, and taxes. BUS 120 Survey of Business 3 Credits F,S Survey of business concepts and practices.
Special emphasis is placed on the description of basic skills used in business operations.
This course is intended as an introductory course for freshmen who are contemplating a major in business administration or any non-business major interested in the practice of business. It may not be taken for credit by any student who has received credit for Business Administration courses numbered BUS 200 or above. BUS 200 Principles of Organization Management 3 Credits F,S Principles of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling human efforts for the achievement of organizational goals. The impact and role of communication, motivation, group dynamics, and organization culture, conflict and charge are examined. Current practice is placed in historical perspective.