ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Business Programs

Study how organizations are built, led, and sustained.

Program Objectives

  • Analyze core business concepts.
  • Create business solutions to begin new ventures.
  • Use data to drive decision-making and propose solutions to complex business problems.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA500

MBA Foundations

Entrance in MBA

3

BA521

Managerial Finance

 BA500

3

BA538

Advanced New Venture Creation

BA521

3

BA539

New Venture Finance

BA500

3

BA621

Business Law and Ethics

BA500

3

BA655

Advanced Marketing Strategy

BA655

3

MG671

Strategic Management

BA655

3

MG631

The Global Economy

BA500

3

MG641

Leadership and Organizational Behavior

BA500

3

MG673

Entrepreneurial Strategy

BA500

3

BA698

Research Methodology

BA655

3

BA699

Capstone Project

BA698

3

  Total Credits Required

36

Program Objectives

  • Demonstrate a fundamental knowledge and application of management concepts and approaches including the four managerial functions of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling organizational resources.
  • Apply tools and techniques for management decision-making.
  • Analyze information for financial decision-making.
  • Develop analytical and critical thinking and interpersonal skills applicable to real world business.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA500

MBA Foundations

Entrance in MBA

3

BA521

Managerial Finance

BA500

3

BA526

Financial Institutions and Markets

BA521

3

BA531

Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management

BA526

3

BA533

Risk Analysis & Insurance

BA531

3

BA621

Business Law and Ethics

BA500

3

BA655

Advanced Marketing Strategy

BA521

3

MG631

The Global Economy

BA500

3

MG641

Leadership and Organizational Behavior

BA500

3

MG671

Strategic Management

BA655

3

BA698

Research Methodology

BA655

3

BA699

Capstone Project

BA698

3

Total   Credits Required

36

Program Objectives

  • Develop strategic skills to advance leadership role in a healthcare-related organization.
  • Demonstrate specialized knowledge and expertise in modern healthcare issues, trends, and tools.
  • Apply tools and techniques for management decision-making.
  • Demonstrate an in-depth understanding of legal, ethical and compliance issues in healthcare.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

 Credits

BA500

MBA Foundations

Entrance in MBA

3

BA521

Managerial Finance

BA500

3

BA553

Health Care Finance

BA521

3

BA621

Business Law and Ethics

BA500

3

BA623

Legal and Ethical Issues in Health Care

MG651

3

BA655

Advanced Marketing Strategy

BA521

3

MG631

The Global Economy

BA500

3

MG641

Leadership and Organizational Behavior

BA500

3

MG651

Health Care Management

BA500

3

MG671

Strategic Management

BA655

3

BA698

Research Methodology

BA655

3

BA699

Capstone Project

BA698

3

Total Credits Required

36

Program Objectives

  • Apply human resource management foundations to make informed decisions.
  • Formulate strategies that will enable organizations to achieve both operational and strategic goals.
  • Apply tools and techniques of talent management for HR strategic planning.
  • Assess opportunities to improve and sustain organizational performance through management of human capital.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA500

MBA Foundations

Entrance in MBA

3

BA521

Managerial Finance

BA500

3

BA621

Business Law and Ethics

BA500

3

BA655

Advanced Marketing Strategy

BA521

3

MG631

The Global Economy

BA500

3

MG636

Cross-Cultural Management

MG641

3

MG637

Human Resources for Managers

MG636

3

MG641

Leadership and Organizational Behavior

BA500

3

MG647

Managing the Global Workforce

MG631

3

MG671

Strategic Management

BA655

3

BA698

Research Methodology

BA655

3

BA699

Capstone Project

BA698

3

Total   Credits Required

36

Program Objectives

  • Recommend and implement IT strategic security solutions.
  • Develop a strategic technology plan.
  • Demonstrate an in-depth knowledge of network solutions and security.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA500

MBA Foundations

Entrance in MBA

3

BA521

Managerial Finance

BA500

3

BA621

Business Law and Ethics

BA500

3

BA655

Advanced Marketing Strategy

BA521

3

IS500

Systems Analysis & Design

BA500

3

IS502

Database Management

BA500

3

IS503

Computer & Network Security

IS500

3

MG631

The Global Economy

BA500

3

MG641

Leadership and Organizational Behavior

BA500

3

MG671

Strategic Management

BA655

3

BA698

Research Methodology

BA655

3

BA699

Capstone Project

BA698

3

Total Credits Required

36

Program Objectives

  • Analyze basic core business concepts.
  • Prepare written arguments and presentations.
  • Create solutions that consider global competition and various cultural perspectives.
  • Use data to drive decision-making and propose solutions to complex business problems.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA500

MBA Foundations

Entrance in MBA

3

BA521

Managerial Finance

BA500

3

BA621

Business Law and Ethics

BA500

3

BA655

Advanced Marketing Strategy

BA521

3

MG631

The Global Economy

BA500

3

MG641

Leadership and Organizational Behavior

BA500

3

MG647

Managing the Global Workforce

MG631

3

MG656

Operations Management

BA521

3

MG671

Strategic Management

BA655

3

MG672

Sales Management

MG641

3

BA698

Research Methodology

BA655

3

BA699

Capstone Project

BA698

3

Total   Credits Required

36

Program Objectives

  • Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of management skills specifically needed to develop a proactive, ethical approach to the organizational management of a business.
  • Gain knowledge of advanced theory and applications of business practices; analyze business trends to predict the global economic climate.
  • Develop an effective marketing strategy assessing consumer behavior.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

 Credits

BA500

MBA Foundations

Entrance in MBA

3

BA521

Managerial Finance

BA500

3

BA621

Business Law and Ethics

BA500

3

BA651

Marketing Research and Analysis

BA655

3

BA653

Consumer and Buyer Behavior

BA655

3

BA655

Advanced Marketing Strategy

BA521

3

BA657

E-Marketing

BA655

3

MG631

The Global Economy

BA500

3

MG641

Leadership and Organizational Behavior

BA500

3

MG671

Strategic Management

BA655

3

BA698

Research Methodology

BA655

3

BA699

Capstone Project

BA698

3

Total   Credits Required

36

Program Objectives

  • Develop a plan for organizing, staffing, and training a sales force.
  • Understand the distinction between the skills required for selling and sales management.
  • Identify the key factors in establishing and maintaining high morale in the sales force.
  • Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of management skills specifically needed to develop a proactive, ethical approach to the organizational management of a business.
  • Gain knowledge of advanced theory and applications of business practices; analyze business trends to predict the global economic climate.
  • Perform critical analysis of business-oriented research and research design.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA500

MBA Foundations

Entrance in MBA

3

BA521

Managerial Finance

BA500

3

BA547

Management Skills and Styles

BA500

3

BA621

Business Law and Ethics

BA500

3

BA655

Advanced Marketing Strategy

BA521

3

BA661

Intermediate Selling

BA655

3

MG631

The Global Economy

BA500

3

MG641

Leadership and Organizational Behavior

BA500

3

MG671

Strategic Management

BA655

3

MG672

Sales Management

MG641

3

BA698

Research Methodology

BA655

3

BA699

Capstone Project

BA698

3

Total   Credits Required

36

Program Objectives

  • Demonstrate a fundamental knowledge and application of management concepts and approaches including the four managerial functions of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling organizational resources.
  • Apply tools and techniques for management decision-making.
  • Identify and apply ethical principles in management decision-making.
  • Analyze information for management/leadership decision-making.
  • Develop analytical and critical thinking and interpersonal skills applicable to real world business.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA500

MBA Foundations

Entrance in MBA

3

BA521

Managerial Finance

BA500

3

BA647

Management Skills and Styles

BA500

3

BA621

Business Law and Ethics

BA500

3

BA635

Economic Analysis

BA500

3

BA655

Advanced Marketing Strategy

BA521

3

MG631

The Global Economy

BA500

3

MG641

Leadership and Organizational Behavior

BA500

3

MG671

Strategic Management

BA655

3

MG673

Entrepreneurial Strategy

BA500

3

BA698

Research Methodology

BA655

3

BA699

Capstone Project

BA698

3

Total   Credits Required

36

Program Objectives

  • Develop a broad-based understanding of the functional fields of business and their interrelationships in complex organizations.
  • Identify and analyze economic climate and business trends in a global business context.
  • Utilize information technology to improve communication and management decision-making.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of fundamental concepts and theories of computer technology including program and development concepts.
  • Collaborate with key players to identify user requirements and functionality for development projects.
  • Utilize advanced problem-solving and critical-thinking techniques to design, develop, and use complex computer app.lications, data analytics systems, and security protocols.
  • Through degree completion, demonstrate the depth of knowledge sought by employers for entry to mid-level positions in the business technology field.

Course

Course   Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA201

Introduction to Business

None

3

BA205

Principles of Management

BA201

3

BA210

Organizational Behavior

BA201

3

BA271

Macroeconomics

BA201

3

BA272

Microeconomics

BA271

3

BA280

Accounting

BA201

3

BA375

Ethical Decision Making

BA201

3

BA436

International Business

BA201

3

BA448

Team Development & Motivation

BA205

3

BA490

Project Management

BA448

3

CM101

Principles of Communication

None

3

CM110

Developing Critical Thinking Skills

None

3

CM220

Presentation Skills

None

3

CM258

Conflict Management

CM101

3

CM285

Diversity and Inclusion

None

3

CM436

Group Communication

CM101

3

CM457

Intercultural Communication

CM101

3

CS100

Coding Foundations

None

3

CS110

Introduction to Computers

None

3

CS277

Intro to Programming in Python

CS100

3

CS301

Front End Foundations – JavaScript

CS100

3

CS300

Network and Internet Security

CS110

3

CS382

Database Foundations

CS110

3

CS384

Python Software Development

CS277

3

CS497

Advanced Web Development – React

CS277

3

EN111

Composition I

None

3

EN112

Composition II

EN111

3

GS150

General Biology

None

3

HI171

World Civilization I

None

3

HI172

World Civilization II

HI171

3

MA125

College Algebra

None

3

NS101

PF101

New Student Orientation

Academic Strategies

None

None

1

2

PF499

Career Strategies

End of Program

3

PY141

General Psychology

None

3

SO241

General Sociology

None

3

*Elective 1

3

Elective 2

3

Elective 3

3

Elective 4

3

Elective 5

3

Total   Credits

               120

*Elective Pool

Elective Pool – Choose 2

CS383

Advanced Database Management

CS498

Mobile Development with React Native

Elective Pool – Choose 3

BA235

Business Statistics

BA356

Human Resource Management

BA358

Production and Operations Management

BA420

Business Law

BA445

Effective Leadership

CM437

Nonverbal Communication

Program Objectives

  • Identify accounting concepts that enable them to interpret financial data and use it to make informed decisions.
  • Apply leadership and workplace relationship skills that will enable them to deal with customer, employee, and supplier issues.
  • Identify successful marketing efforts that will enable the business to succeed.
  • Complete a comprehensive business plan that will enable the business to secure adequate financing.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA201

Introduction to Business

None

3

BA205

Principles of Management

BA201

3

BA210

Organizational Behavior

BA201

3

BA220

Principles of Marketing

BA201

3

BA235

Business Statistics

MA125

3

BA252

New Venture Creation

BA280

3

BA271

Macroeconomics

BA201

3

BA272

Microeconomics

BA271

3

BA280

Accounting

BA201

3

BA300

Introduction to Selling

BA201

3

BA316

Cost Accounting

BA280

3

BA375

Ethical Decision Making

BA201

3

BA410

Introduction Management Information Systems

CS110

3

BA420

Business Law

BA201

3

BA425

Finance

BA201

3

BA436

International Business

BA201

3

BA445

Effective Leadership

BA205

3

BA448

Team Development & Motivation

BA205

3

BA456

Strategic Entrepreneurial Management

BA205

3

BA464

Marketing Strategy

BA220

3

BA486

Business Policy

BA420

3

BA490

Project Management

BA448

3

CM101

Principles of Communication

None

3

CM110

Developing Critical Thinking Skills

None

3

CM220

Presentation Skills

None

3

CM258

Conflict Management

CM101

3

CM285

Diversity and Inclusion

None

3

CS110

Introduction to Computers

None

3

EN111

Composition I

None

3

EN112

Composition II

EN111

3

EN221

American Literature I

EN112

3

GS150

General Biology

None

3

GS210

Earth Science

None

3

HI171

World Civilization I

None

3

HI172

World Civilization II

HI171

3

MA125

College Algebra

None

3

NS101

New Student Orientation

None

1

PF101

Academic Strategies

None

2

PF499

Career Strategies

End of Program

3

PY141

General Psychology

None

3

S0241

General Sociology

None

3

Total Credits Required

120

Program Objectives

  • Develop a broad-based understanding of the functional fields of business and their interrelationships in complex organizations.
  • Identify and analyze economic climate and business trends in a global business context.
  • Apply quantitative and behavioral tools of business analysis and decision-making.
  • Utilize information technology to improve communication and management decision-making.
  • Demonstrate the depth of knowledge sought by employers for entry to mid-level positions in the business field.
  • Prepare for advanced study in the field of business.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA201

Introduction to Business

None

3

BA205

Principles of Management

BA201

3

BA210

Organizational Behavior

BA201

3

BA220

Principles of Marketing

BA201

3

BA235

Business Statistics

MA125

3

BA252

New Venture Creation

BA280

3

BA271

Macroeconomics

BA201

3

BA272

Microeconomics

BA201

3

BA280

Accounting

BA201

3

BA316

Cost Accounting

BA280

3

BA356

Human Resource Management

BA205

3

BA358

Production and Operations Management

BA205

3

BA375

Ethical Decision Making

BA201

3

BA410

Introduction Management Information Systems

CS110

3

BA420

Business Law

BA201

3

BA436

International Business

BA201

3

BA445

Effective Leadership

BA205

3

BA448

Team Development & Motivation

BA205

3

BA464

Marketing Strategy

BA220

3

BA471

Money and Banking

BA201

3

BA486

Business Policy

BA420

3

BA490

Project Management

BA448

3

CM101

Principles of Communication

None

3

CM110

Developing Critical Thinking Skills

None

3

CM220

Presentation Skills

None

3

CM258

Conflict Management

CM101

3

CM285

Diversity and Inclusion

None

3

CS110

Introduction to Computers

None

3

EN111

Composition I

None

3

EN112

Composition II

EN111

3

EN221

American Literature I

EN112

3

GS150

General Biology

None

3

GS210

Earth Science

None

3

HI171

World Civilization I

None

3

HI172

World Civilization II

HI171

3

MA125

College Algebra

None

3

NS101

New Student Orientation

None

1

PF101

Academic Strategies

None

3

PF499

Career Strategies

End of Program

3

PY141

General Psychology

None

3

S0241

General Sociology

None

3

Total Credits Required

120

Program Objectives

  • Demonstrate a fundamental knowledge and application of management concepts and approaches including the four managerial functions of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling organizational resources.
  • Apply tools and techniques for management decision-making.
  • Identify and apply ethical principles in management decision-making.
  • Analyze information for management/leadership decision-making.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA201

Introduction to Business

None

3

BA205

Principles of Management

BA201

3

BA210

Organizational Behavior

BA201

3

BA220

Principles of Marketing

BA201

3

BA235

Business Statistics

MA125

3

BA252

New Venture Creation

BA280

3

BA271

Macroeconomics

BA201

3

BA272

Microeconomics

BA271

3

BA280

Accounting

BA201

3

BA316

Cost Accounting

BA280

3

BA356

Human Resource Management

BA205

3

BA358

Production and Operations Management

BA205

3

BA375

Ethical Decision Making

BA201

3

BA410

Intro to Management Information Systems

CS110

3

BA420

Business Law

BA201

3

BA436

International Business

BA201

3

BA445

Effective Leadership

BA205

3

BA448

Team Development & Motivation

BA205

3

BA456

Strategic Entrepreneurial Management

BA205

3

BA464

Marketing Strategy

BA220

3

BA486

Business Policy

BA420

3

BA490

Project Management

BA448

3

CM101

Principles of Communication

None

3

CM110

Developing Critical Thinking Skills

None

3

CM220

Presentation Skills

None

3

CM258

Conflict Management

CM101

3

CM285

Diversity and Inclusion

None

3

CS110

Introduction to Computers

None

3

EN111

Composition I

None

3

EN112

Composition II

EN111

3

EN221

American Literature I

EN112

3

GS150

General Biology

None

3

GS210

Earth Science

None

3

HI171

World Civilization I

None

3

HI172

World Civilization II

HI171

3

MA125

College Algebra

None

3

NS101

New Student Orientation

None

1

PF101

Academic Strategies

None

2

PF499

Career Strategies

End of Program

3

PY141

General Psychology

None

3

S0241

General Sociology

None

3

Total Credits Required

120

Program Objectives

  • Develop a broad-based understanding of the functional fields of business and their interrelationships in complex organizations.
  • Identify and analyze economic climate and business trends in a global business context.
  • Develop a plan for organizing, staffing, and training a sales force.
  • Understand the distinction between the skills required for selling and sales management.
  • Identify the key factors in establishing and maintaining high morale in the sales force.
  • Develop an effective sales compensation plan.

Course

Course Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA201

Introduction to Business

None

3

BA205

Principles of Management

BA201

3

BA210

Organizational Behavior

BA201

3

BA220

Principles of Marketing

BA201

3

BA235

Business Statistics

MA125

3

BA252

New Venture Creation

BA280

3

BA271

Macroeconomics

BA201

3

BA272

Microeconomics

BA271

3

BA280

Accounting

BA201

3

BA300

Introduction to Selling

BA201

3

BA316

Cost Accounting

BA280

3

BA356

Human Resource Management

BA205

3

BA375

Ethical Decision Making

BA201

3

BA410

Introduction Management Information Systems

CS110

3

BA420

Business Law

BA201

3

BA425

Finance

BA201

3

BA436

International Business

BA201

3

BA445

Effective Leadership

BA205

3

BA448

Team Development & Motivation

BA205

3

BA464

Marketing Strategy

BA220

3

BA486

Business Policy

BA420

3

CM101

Principles of Communication

None

3

CM110

Developing Critical Thinking Skills

None

3

CM220

Presentation Skills

None

3

CM258

Conflict Management

CM101

3

CM285

Diversity and Inclusion

None

3

CM346

Advertising and Promotion

BA201

3

CS110

Introduction to Computers

None

3

EN111

Composition I

None

3

EN112

Composition II

EN111

3

EN221

American Literature I

EN112

3

GS150

General Biology

None

3

GS210

Earth Science

None

3

HI171

World Civilization I

None

3

HI172

World Civilization II

HI171

3

MA125

College Algebra

None

3

NS101

New Student Orientation

None

1

PF101

Academic Strategies

None

2

PF499

Career Strategies

End of Program

3

PY141

General Psychology

None

3

S0241

General Sociology

None

3

Total Credits Required

120

Program Objectives

  • Develop students’ understanding of the functional fields of business and their interrelationships in complex organizations.
  • Identify and analyze economic climate and business trends in a global business context.
  • Demonstrate the depth of knowledge sought by employers for entry level in the business field.

Course No.

Course Name

Prerequisites

Credits

BA201

Introduction to Business

None

3

BA205

Principles of Management

BA201

3

BA210

Organizational Behavior

BA201

3

BA220

Principles of Marketing

BA201

3

BA252

New Venture Creation

BA280

3

BA271

Macroeconomics

BA201

3

BA272

Microeconomics

BA271

3

BA280

Accounting

BA201

3

BA375

Ethical Decision Marking

BA201

3

CM101

Principles of Communication

None

3

CM110

Developing Critical Thinking Skills

None

3

CM220

Presentation Skills

None

3

CM258

Conflict Management

CM101

3

CS110

Introduction to Computers

None

3

EN111

Composition I

None

3

EN112

Composition II

EN111

3

GS150

General Biology

None

3

MA125

College Algebra

None

3

NS101

New Student Orientation

None

1

PF101

Academic Strategies

None

2

PY141

General Psychology

None

3

Total Credits Required

60

  • BA252 | New Venture Creation
  • BA220 | Principles of Marketing
  • BA420 | Business Law
  • BA375 | Ethical Decision Making
  • IS500 | Systems Analysis and Design
  • IS501 | Networking and Data Communication
  • IS502 | Database Management
  • IS503 | Computer and Network Security
  • BA201 | Introduction to Business
  • BA272 | Microeconomics
  • BA280 | Accounting
  • BA410 | Introduction Management Information Systems
  • BA316 | Cost Accounting
  • BA358 | Production and Operations Management
  • BA356 | Human Resource Management
  • BA445 | Effective Leadership
  • BA205 | Principles of Management
  • BA448 | Team Development & Motivation
  • BA271 | Macroeconomics
  • BA436 | International Business
  • BA205 | Principles of Management
  • BA448 | Team Development & Motivation
  • BA271 | Macroeconomics
  • BA436 | International Business