Business (BS)

College of Business

Major Requirements (36 credit hours)

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• RCBC 310 Foundations of Business Communication

  This course focuses on the practical application of business communication. Emphasis will be placed on learning the different types of writing required in the modern business environment including an introduction to professional presentations. Prerequisite: Acceptance into a College of Business accelerated degree completion program, EN 101 and EN 102 or equivalent and CIS 101 or BA 222 or equivalent.

• RCBC 320 Decision Making in a Business Environment

  This course focuses on the knowledge needed to understand and apply processes for making business decisions. Emphasis is placed on the role of the pillars of capitalism as the underlying assumptions for making economic decisions in the U.S. Emphasis will also be placed on developing critical thinking skills. Prerequisite: Acceptance into a College of Business accelerated degree completion program

• RCBC 330 Foundations of Fiscal Management

  This course focuses on the practical application of accounting concepts and processes and financial data analysis. The importance of the management of business information systems will also be discussed. Emphasis will be placed on how these basic concepts are used in today’s global business environment. Prerequisite: Acceptance into a College of Business accelerated degree completion program

• RCBC 340 Global Business Management

  This course is an overview of global management theory and practices. Management strategies for operations and marketing in a global economy are examined. Economic theory is also examined as it relates to these strategies. Also included are team work and communication skills. Prerequisites: Acceptance in a College of Business accelerated degree completion program and successful completion of RCBC 310, RCBC 320, and RCBC 330

• BUSC 410 Business Systems and Information Management

  This course addresses the use of systems and information within the business environment. The process of developing and utilizing information within various systems of an organization will be examined. Case studies and application of theory will be utilized to demonstrate the role of information and systems within business. The course will also focus on issues including the use of social media, record keeping, and data mining for competitive advantages. Prerequisite: Acceptance into the College of Business’ Bachelor of Science in Business accelerated degree program and the successful completion of RCBC 310, RCBC 320, RCBC 330, and RCBC 340

• BUSC 420 Business Accounting and Finance

  This course is designed to introduce fundamentals of managerial accounting and financial decision making. The course covers accounting and management decision making, cost concepts, long and short-term strategic and operational planning, and control of cost. Accounting and financial decisions and how they relate to ethical behavior and to management’s responsibility to stakeholders will also be covered. Prerequisite: Acceptance into the College of Business’ Bachelor of Science in Business accelerated degree program and the successful completion of RCBC 310, RCBC 320, RCBC 330, and RCBC 340

• BUSC 433 Business Management and Organizations

  The course focuses on organizational dynamics including motivation, leadership, cultural aspects, ethics and other related topics. The course is designed to encourage and demonstrate the application of the pillars of capitalism in diverse conceptual and theoretical perspectives to organizational management and behavior. Prerequisite: Acceptance into the College of Business’ Bachelor of Science in Business accelerated degree program and the successful completion of RCBC 310, RCBC 320, RCBC 330, and RCBC 340

• BUSC 440 Business Marketing and Supply Chain Management

  This course provides an introduction to the functions of marketing and supply chain management. It covers current marketing concepts and practical application for both entrepreneurs and business organizations. The relationships between marketing and supply chain will be addressed to include key decisions within operations management. Additional emphasis will be given to global markets, the internet, social media, and multicultural marketing. Prerequisite: Acceptance into the College of Business’ Bachelor of Science in Business accelerated degree program and the successful completion of RCBC 310, RCBC 320, RCBC 330, RCBC 340, BUSC 410, BUSC 420, and BUSC 433