General Business (CBA)

Orientation to the CCBA. Topics include: Personal and social skills, academic/study skills, College career planning, advising, program requirements, and use of library.

Course provides a general overview of the various functional business operations with an emphasis on the role of the enterprise within modern society. (Not open to CCBA Juniors and Seniors)

Prerequisite(s): EC 221 and EC 222.

This course examines the evolution of business activity in America, including large industrial enterprises, monopolies, financial institutions, and finally, the rise of the internet and service economies. Scheduled on demand.

This course provides business majors with the knowledge and skills necessary for a successful future once they graduate with a business major.

Prerequisite(s): EH 101, EH 102, ACC 200, 210, EC 221, 222, MS 112, ST 260, and Junior Standing.

Corequisite(s): EH 141.

Prerequisites or Principles, procedures, and skills underlying oral and written communications in the field of business. (Writing Intensive Course)

Prerequisite(s): MGT 301 and ST 261.

Students are introduced to the basic theories and practices of production and operations management as essential in the management of a business enterprise. Principles, concepts, and management-related issues and how operations management influences the performances of manufacturing and global operations strategy, project management, forecasting, new product development, quality management, process strategies, linear programming, etc. are included. Model formulations and applications are emphasized in solving business decision problems.

Prerequisite(s): ACC 200, 210, EC 221, 222, MS 112, ST 260, ST 260L. Junior Standing.

Study of the nature and scope of international business, including the basic problems associated with international trade, payments, investment, and cultural differences.

Prerequisite(s): Consent of instructor and department head.

Students will travel to a foreign country to participate in an academic program provided by a university located in that country. Students will also study business practices common to the particular country being visited. Cultural similarities and differences will also be a focus of the trip.

Prerequisite(s): Completion of all 200-300 level CCBA Core courses - ACC 200, ACC 210, CBA 350 or EH 322, CBA 390, CS 201, EC 221, EC 222, EC 303 or EC 321 or EC 322, FIN 292, FIN 301, IME 375, MGT 301, MKT 301, and ST 345.

Senior status. Focuses on the formulation and implementation of business strategy and establishment and maintenance of an efficient organization.

Prerequisite(s): Junior status and consent of instructor.

Supervised practical application of the principles of entrepreneurship and free enterprise. Students will create, organize, and execute projects in the local and regional communities. In addition, students will enhance their team building and communication skills. The course offers opportunities for networking with community and business leaders. This course is open to all majors and provides an excellent opportunity for students to engage in and benefit from service-learning.

Prerequisite(s): Completion of all 200-300 level CCBA Core courses - ACC 200, 210, CBA 350 or EH 322, CBA 390, 396, CS 201, EC 221, 222, 303 or 321 or 322, FIN 292, 301, IME 375, MGT 301, 305, MKT 301 and Senior status.

An integrating management course that focuses on the special problems and skills related to starting, maintaining and expanding small business in a dynamic environment.