BUS121 Business Administration (3 Credits)
Contact Hours: 3 Lecture Hours: 3
A survey course designed to develop a comprehension of business theories and principles. Students will examine the following: American business development, management and organization, human resources, marketing, information for business strategy, decision making, finance and investment. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate an understanding of the above topic areas and have a foundation for studying other business subjects.
Prerequisites: IDS102 with a minimum grade of B or CMPR with a score of 080 or A03 with a score of 18 or S01 with a score of 480 or ACUR with a score of 070 or NGAR with a score of 246 or RDG with a score of 3 or GEDR with a score of 1 or IDS with a score of 3
BUS122 Basic Economics (3 Credits)
Contact Hours: 3 Lecture Hours: 3
A survey course designed to introduce students to basic economic concepts and principles of modern micro- and macro-economics. Major topic areas will include supply and demand, price system, market economies, monetary and fiscal policy and global economic issues. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate an understanding of the above topic areas. TMSBS Approved effective Autumn 2008. OT36-TMSBS, effective summer 2023
Prerequisites: IDS102 with a minimum grade of B or CMPR with a score of 080 or A03 with a score of 18 or S01 with a score of 480 or ACUR with a score of 070 or NGAR with a score of 246 or RDG with a score of 3 or GEDR with a score of 1 or IDS with a score of 3
Meets the following requirements: Instant Access Available, Ohio Transfer
BUS124 Business Analysis (3 Credits)
Contact Hours: 3 Lecture Hours: 3
This course is designed to present and facilitate the mastery of the use of analysis in business applications. The applications include percentage computations; payroll; buying, markup and markdowns; simple interest; compound interest including business and consumer loans, ordinary annuities, stocks and bonds. The course also covers accounting concepts that require a mathematical solution such as depreciation, financial statements and ratios and budgeting. Upon successful completion of this course, the student should be able to apply fundamental analysis to business applications to make informed decisions.
Prerequisites: (MTH022 with a minimum grade of B or MTH092 with a minimum grade of B or MTH023 with a minimum grade of B or M023 with a score of 3 or M022 with a score of 3 or M092 with a score of 3 or A02 with a score of 19 or ACUM with a score of 097 or ACUA with a score of 040 or NQAS with a score of 250 or NAAF with a score of 237 or S02 with a score of 510 or CMPA with a score of 039 or MTH with a score of 3) and (IDS102 with a minimum grade of B or IDS with a score of 3 or RDG with a score of 3 or CMPR with a score of 80 or ACUR with a score of 070 or NGAR with a score of 244 or S01 with a score of 480 or A03 with a score of 18 or GEDR with a score of 1)
Meets the following requirement: Instant Access Available
BUS221 Microeconomics (3 Credits)
Contact Hours: 3 Lecture Hours: 3
An in-depth study of microeconomic concepts and principles such as supply and demand, price elasticity, production costs, different market structures, income distribution, marginal analysis, and other issues relating to global economics. Upon completion of this course, students should be able to demonstrate an understanding of these topics and be able to apply them to business. TAG OSS004 approved Spring 2012. OT36 approved TMSBS, effective summer 2022
Prerequisites: IDS102 with a minimum grade of B or CMPR with a score of 080 or A03 with a score of 18 or S01 with a score of 480 or ACUR with a score of 070 or NGAR with a score of 246 or RDG with a score of 3 or GEDR with a score of 1 or IDS with a score of 3
Meets the following requirements: Instant Access Available, Ohio Transfer, TAG Approved Course
BUS222 Macroeconomics (3 Credits)
Contact Hours: 3 Lecture Hours: 3
An in-depth study of macro-economic concepts and principles such as market supply and demand, unemployment and inflation, monetary and fiscal policy, national income accounting and Classical and Keynesian models. Upon completion, students should be able to apply and demonstrate an understanding of the above topics relative to today's economy. TAG approved course- OSS005 effective Fall 2005. OT36-TMSBS, effective summer 2023
Prerequisites: IDS102 with a minimum grade of B or CMPR with a score of 080 or A03 with a score of 18 or S01 with a score of 480 or ACUR with a score of 070 or NGAR with a score of 246 or RDG with a score of 3 or GEDR with a score of 1 or IDS with a score of 3
Meets the following requirements: Instant Access Available, Ohio Transfer, TAG Approved Course