CM Management Core

Undergraduate Program: Curriculum: Degree Requirements: Management Foundation and Core

CM Courses

General Education Requirements

Management Foundation and Core

Management International and Diversity Requirements

Management Concentrations

THE MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENT

College of Management students fulfill Management requirements by completing all Foundation, Management Core, Free Electives and Concentration courses.

Management Foundation: 3 courses (9 credits)

The management foundation segment consists of three courses in Management Information Systems considered essential to the development of skills that will be used throughout the curriculum. Students are expected to successfully complete these courses within their first two (2) years.

Course	#	Title	Prerequisite
MSIS	110	Introduction to Computers & Information Systems	None
MSIS	111	Managerial Statistics	Math 129, Coreq. is MSIS 110
MSIS	212	Managerial Decision Making	MSIS 110 & MSIS 111

Management Core: 9 courses (27 credits)

Students must complete all nine (9) Management Core courses. 300 and 400 level CM courses, including Management Core and Concentration requirements, may not be taken until the student attains junior standing (60 credits).

Course

Title

Prerequisite

210

Financial Accounting

30 credits

211

Managerial Accounting

AF 210 and 30 credits

MGT

303

Managing Organizations

BC 290 and 60 credits

MGT

330*

Business Environment and Public Policy

BC 290 and 60 credits

MGT

331

Managerial Ethics and Social Issue

MGT 303 and 60 credits

MSIS

301

Operations Management

MSIS 110, MSIS 111, and 60 credits

301

Financial Management

AF 210, AF 211, and 60 credits

MKT

301

Principles of Marketing

BC 290 and 60 credits

MGT

490**

Strategic Management

All Management Core Courses, except MGT 331, which can be taken concurrently.

Registration during summer sessions for MGT 490 will be limited to students graduating in August. Graduating student must obtain written authorization in the College of Management Welcome Center before registering for this course though Continuing Education.

* General education intermediate seminar experience
** Capstone experience course

Business Communications
(formerly ACM 299)

BC290 is a required course for all College of Management students. To register for BC290 students must take the Business Communication Assessment.

The assessment of this test will determine whether students will be placed into BC230 or BC290. Students assessed to BC230 can enter directly into BC290 once they receive a final grade of a “B” or higher in BC230.

Course	#	Title	Prerequisite
BC	230	Fundamentals of Business Communication and Critical Analysis	ENG101
BC	290	Professional Written Communication and Critical Analysis	ENG101 & ENG102, 30 Credits A grade of a “pass” on the BCA. For Management majors only.
BC	295	Communications, Negotiations, and Conflict Interactions	ENG101 & ENG102

NOTE: Courses taken to fulfill the foundation and core requirements cannot be taken on a pass/fail basis. You must take these courses for a letter grade.

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