BUAD - 1000 ORIENTATION FOR BUSINESS STUDENTS
[1 hour] Introduction to the University community. Strategies for successful college transition
are explored. Campus resources, library skills, computer facilities, and career development are among the topics that are discussed. (Not
available for credit to sophomore, juniors or seniors).
BUAD - 1010 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
[3 hours] Introduction to the various functional areas of business, the critical role business
plays in the economy, the impact of globalization, and the performance of business functions.
BUAD - 2030 LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL SURVIVAL SKILLS
[3 hours] Skills-based course equips the student to effectively lead and work
in teams. Continuous improvement, problem solving, decision making, synergy, and teamwork are explored in hands-on learning experience.
Prerequisite: Sophomore standing.
BUAD - 4010 INTEGRATIVE CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE
[3 hours] Course is designed to be integrative and to provide a top-down focus in order to
enhance overall understanding of key business concepts and processes. Students select from five options: The Dynamics of Family Business; Staying
in Business: Value Based Management; Developing Global Business Plan for Small and Mid-Sized Firms; Integrative Management Game; and Honors
Integrative Research Project. Prerequisite: Senior standing in Business Administration and completion of all 3000-level business core courses.
BUAD - 6010 ASSESSING EMERGING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
[3 hours] A contemporary view of entrepreneurship strategies in organizations is
presented. This course deals with opportunity driven analysis and strategy. It will expose students to the role of the entrepreneurs in an
organization and the skills and attitudes required to succeed in planning and managing entrepreneurial organizations. This integrated course
covers a substantial body of knowledge, concepts and tools that entrepreneurs/intrapreneurs need prior to and while starting their new ventures.
Prerequisite: Completion of predominance of 5000-level MBA core. Corequisite: Other courses in the 6000-level core.
BUAD - 6020 ACCOUNTING AND ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT
[3 hours] Offers an integrated approach to providing the necessary
measurement tools for decision-making, learning, planning and controlling activities. It examines the information needs of a business and the
financial and non-financial measures required to support the operational and strategic needs of the enterprise. Prerequisite: ACCT 5000;
Completion of predominance of 5000-level MBA core. Corequisite: Other courses in the 6000-level core.
BUAD - 6030 DESIGNING PRODUCTS AND OPERATIONS
[3 hours] Involves customer and market-driven issues and how they affect
product/service/operations development. This integrated course examines marketing, operating and engineering in product development.
Prerequisite: Completion of predominance of 5000-level MBA core. Corequisite: Other courses in the 6000-level core.
BUAD - 6040 MARKETING, PRODUCTION, AND DISTRIBUTION
[3 hours] An integrated approach to managing marketing and operations. This course
examines the preparation of marketing and production plans, the design of systems to produce and deliver goods and services, and information
support issues. Prerequisite: Completion of predominance of 5000-level MBA core. Corequisite: Other courses in the 6000-level core.
BUAD - 6050 MANAGING IN A DYNAMIC ENVIRONMENT
[3 hours] An integrated approach to management in which integration takes place in a
macro-to-micro, top-to-bottom fashion and across departments. The focal point is organizational adaptation to environmental forces, with the
adaptation occurring first at the strategic and structural level, then being extended to groups and individuals within the organization as the
implementation agents of the adaptation. Prerequisite: Completion of predominance of 5000-level MBA core. Corequisite: Other courses in the
6000-level core.
BUAD - 6060 FINANCIAL DECISION-MAKING AND RISK MANAGEMENT
[3 hours] An integrated course that focuses on analyzing emerging business
opportunities, as well as understanding and managing the associated risk. The course examines capital formation, ethical and legal issues, social
and political consequences, and global impacts. Prerequisite: ACCT 5000, FINA 5310, and completion of predominance of 5000-level MBA core.
Corequisite: Other courses in the 6000-level core.
BUAD - 6980 SPECIAL TOPICS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
[1 hour] Independent study to be arranged with the Director, M.B.A. program.
Prerequisite: Only students in final semester of the M.B.A. program are eligible for BUAD 6980. Permission of the M.B.A. Director required.