General Business Courses

Course Description GENERAL BUSINESS COURSES

BUS101 Introduction to Business

Credits: 3 (3,0,0) Prerequisite: None

This course is designed to engage students with the basic concepts, theories, and issues in the study of business administration. Students will learn about how business organizations function to achieve the business goals, how they interact with the dynamic business environment, and how these business organizations are managed. This interactive course will focus on business systems, business environments, business in global markets, types of business organizations, entrepreneurship and small business, management and leadership, production and operations management, human resource management, marketing and business finance and accounting. The discussion of different issues will also be supported and reinforced by real-life examples and cases from domestic and international business world. This fundamental course will be beneficial to the subsequent study of specialized subjects.
BUS201 Organizational Behavior
BUS231 Legal Environment of Business
BUS351 International Business
BUS371 Production and Operations Management
BUS373 Management Information Systems
BUS495 Strategic Management and Business Policy
ETHC 301 Business Ethics
ELE 109 PUBLIC RELATIONS
ELE 110 ENTREPRENEURSHIP