FREE ELECTIVES Required credits: 36 Code Course Credit Code Course Credit ACC310 Intermediate Accounting 3 ENG122 Practical Applications of Written Communication 2 3 ART401A Creative Work: Drama 3 ENG123 Principles of Content Acquisition and Utilization 2 3 ART401B Creative Work: Music 3 ENG150 Honors English Composition I 3 BUS101 Planning Startup Businesses 3 ENG151 Honors English Composition II 3 BUS201 Launching Startup Businesses 3 ENT435 Business Plan Development 3 BUS241 Business Leadership Development 1 2 GEN121 Speech and Debate 3 BUS242 Career Development 1 2 GEN135 Sports Elective I 1 BUS243 Advance Career Development 1 2 GEN231 Fitness and Active Lifestyle 2 BUS314C Business Law and Ethics 3 GEN236 Sports Elective II 2 BUS316B Advanced Decision Models 3 HIS100 Highlights in History 3 BUS331 Career Preparation 2 HIS108C Asian Politics from the Regional Point of View 3 BUS341 Business Leadership Development 2 2 HIS160 Survey of US History 3 BUS342 Career Development 2 2 IMM202C Personal Development 2 BUS343 Advance Career Development 2 2 IMM206B Knowledge Workshop 2 CHE101B Introduction to Chemistry 4 IMM207 Leader Workshop 2 ENG111 Foundations of Business Interactions 1 3 MAT150 Honors Mathematics I 4 ENG112 Practical Applications of Written Communication 1 3 MAT151 Honors Mathematics II 4 ENG113 Principles of Content Acquisition and Utilization 1 3 PHY101B Introduction to Physics 4 ENG114 Principles of Aural Content Acquisition and Retention 3 PSY201B Introduction to Psychology 3 ENG115 Practical Applications of Verbal Communication 3 SOC201B Introduction to Sociology 3 ENG121 Foundations of Business Interactions 2 3 BUS345 Strategic Creativity for Innovation 3 BUS206 Business Negotiation 3 BUS303 Industrial Study 2 GEN160 Sex Gender and Culture 2 KOR051 Easy Korean 3 BUS202 Startup Business Practice 3 BUS306 Advanced Business Negotiations 3
student develop a process of reflecting on what statements mean. Students will also examine the evidence that is offered and form a judgment about the facts. Group: General Education; Required This course is a prerequisite for: None BUS Intercultural Communication 250B Prerequisites: None In order to be effective in increasingly multicultural environments, it is essential to be aware of cultural beliefs and values that inform behavior and practices. This course will expose students to the basic theories of intercultural communication, through which they will gain deeper insight into themselves as cultural beings and become familiar with some of the differences and similarities they may encounter in business and personal relationships within and across cultures. Credit Hours: 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Group: General Education; Required This course is a prerequisite for: None COM Writing and Presentation Skills 114D Prerequisites: None This course is designed to meet the basic business presentation and writing skills for a working professional. The presentation component will prepare students for various aspects of academic or business presentations including: in-class presentations, seminars, conferences and business proposals. Students will be instructed in how to research, write and give a presentation, ask appropriate questions in Q & A sessions, and to facilitate conference sessions and panels. In the writing component, students will learn the techniques to organize material for concision, to effectively write various types of business documents such as memos, short essays, business letters, e-mails and resumes. Students will also learn about proper usage of grammar and style, and netiquette. Credit Hours: 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Group: General Education; Required This course is a prerequisite for: None INF Application of Information Technology 101B Prerequisites: None Information Technology is an integral part of business and academia. It is essential that students know about the basic computer applications that are used in businesses today. The primary focus of this course will be on Microsoft Office programs and applications. Credit 3 Course Delivery: Classroom; Lab Group: General Education; Required
This course is a prerequisite for: INF304B MAT Quantitative Methods 121C Prerequisites: None This course is designed to introduce the basic mathematical techniques like algebra and basic calculus, and their applications to business. The course will cover basic algebra including non-linear and quadratic equations. The course will also cover calculus topics of differentiation and integration in detail. Successful completion of this course gives the student a firm foundation of mathematical principles for future higher-level business courses. Credit 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Group: General Education; Required This course is a prerequisite for: BUS208C MEN First Year Seminar 101B Prerequisites: None This course is designed to help new students learn about the college community. This program provides opportunities for group work and class discussions and opportunities to engage in a real-life case study. Credit Hours: 1 Course Delivery: Classroom Group: General Education; Required This course is a prerequisite for: None BBA Core Courses (Foundation) ACC Introduction to Accounting 101B Prerequisites: None This course introduces students to financial statements and takes a practical approach to the accounting cycle. Students will learn various aspects of journal entry such as creating and posting entries, adjusting and closing entries. In addition, students will also learn how to create an income statement and balance sheet from journal entries. Students will be introduced to auditing, and will learn about ethical issues in accounting. Credit Hours: 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Group: Core Course This course is a prerequisite for: ACC201B ACC Financial Accounting 201B Prerequisites: ACC101B This course follows the Introduction to Financial Accounting. Students study the balance sheet and income statement, and become familiar with the kinds of adjustments that are required to prepare financial statements under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). The following areas will be covered Credit 3 Course Delivery: Classroom
This course will cultivate students to become to know how to deal with responsibilities of company leadership. Students will gain an integrated view of the fundamentals of management and will learn how to excel in decision making, execution, and leadership. Credit 2 Course Delivery: Classroom; Free Electives This course is a prerequisite for: None BUS Career Development 1 242 Prerequisites: None This course offers opportunities to from experts on the career readiness. The academic emphasis is on the development of career-related personal traits, and strategies to identify internships that align with students’ personal interests, values, and skills. Credit Hours: 2 Course Delivery: Classroom; Field Group: Free Electives This course is a prerequisite for: None BUS Advanced Career Development 1 243 Prerequisites: None This course will cultivate students to become to know how to deal with responsibilities of company leadership. Students will gain an integrated view of the fundamentals of management and will learn how to excel in decision making, execution, and leadership at more extended degrees. Credit Hours: 2 Course Delivery: Classroom; Group: Free Electives This course is a prerequisite for: None BUS Business Law and Ethics 314C Prerequisites: None This course examines how key areas of business law, including contracts, torts, and business organizations, influence the structure of domestic and international business relationships. The following specifics will be covered: Sources of Law, International Business Strategies, International Commercial Disputes, National and International Trade Regulation, International Contract Law, and International Law on the Sales of Goods. Credit Hours: 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Group: Free Electives This course is a prerequisite for: None BUS Advanced Decision Models 316B Prerequisites: BUS208C
This course is a practical, preparatory reading course. It is designed for students wishing to build a reading skill foundation in English. The emphasis of the course is on understanding vocabulary through context, punctuation, and key word indicators. Course content is divided between speaking on a variety of subjects and building a strong reading skill foundation. This is the level 1 course, students with a foundation in reading should consider taking ENG123. Credit Hours: 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Group: Free Electives This course is a prerequisite for: None ENG Principles of Aural Content Acquisition and Retention 114 Prerequisites: None Students in this class will be focused on the acquisition and development of aural and visual content recognition skills such as listening comprehension, retention, and accurate reporting. This is a practical class with both general academic and business applications relating to attending lectures, presentations, demonstrations, meetings, and seminars. This course is an introduction to listening comprehension and evaluation practices necessary for the international student or business person. Credit 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Group: Free Electives This course is a prerequisite for: None ENG Practical Applications of Verbal Communication 115 Prerequisites: None This course is an introduction to methods of verbal communication and the ways to maximize communicative ability within those methods for best effect. This is practical class requiring much practice and skill development. This course is designed for those who wish to acquire speaking and presenting skills for business and academic pursuits. Credit 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Group: Free Electives This course is a prerequisite for: None ENG Foundations of Business Interactions 2 121 Prerequisites: None This course is a practical, contemporary, and challenging communications course with a strong international business theme. It is designed for those students wishing to build a foundation of cross-cultural English communication. The emphasis of the course is on clear, effective communication within small group scenarios. Course content is divided between the soft skills of peer to peer communication and the hard skill of basic business terms and concepts. This is the level 2 course, students unsure of their English speaking ability should consider ENG 111. Credit 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Free Electives This course is a prerequisite for: None ENG Practical Applications of Written Communication 2
This is a general survey course designed to provide the student with an understanding of the basic concepts and techniques of modern psychology as a behavioral science. Credit 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Group: Free Electives This course is a prerequisite for: None SOC Introduction to Sociology 201B Prerequisites: None This course will introduce the students to the study of humankind’s most important creation-- the social group. In this course, students will examine the various skills and techniques that sociologists employ when studying groups of people. They will then examine a wide variety of groups and the behaviors that characterize them. Credit Hours: 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Group: Free Electives This course is a prerequisite for: None GEN Business Negotiation 206 Prerequisites: None Business Negotiation is a course developed around the Harvard Negotiation Model, which centers the concept of “principled negotiation.” Credit 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Free Electives This course is a prerequisite for: None BUS Strategic Creativity for Innovation 345 Prerequisites: None This course will introduce students to concepts of strategic creativity for innovation. Credit Hours: 3 Course Delivery: Classroom Group: Free Electives This course is a prerequisite for: None BUS Industrial Field Study 303 Prerequisites: None