
Business Courses
* The Bold/Italicized titles are linked to their corresponding academic samples.
ACCT 2010: Financial Accounting Conpects
The course introduced key accounting principles, focusing on the preparation and analysis of financial statements. Students learned how to interpret financial data to assess business performance and make informed decisions. This course effectively provided foundational knowledge for understanding financial reporting and its role in business operations.
ECON 2110: Principles of Mircoeconomics
The course introduced economic reasoning and applied it to the study of consumer and firm behavior. Key topics included market structures like competition and monopoly, international trade, and the effects of public policies on the economy. This course effectively developed an understanding of microeconomic principles and their practical implications for decision-making in business and government.
MGT 2010: Principles of Management
The course explored the role of management in economic production, focusing on the core functions of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. Students learned about organizational structures, management principles, and how behavior influences organizational effectiveness. This course provided a solid foundation in managerial concepts, preparing students to understand and apply them in real-world business settings.
The course focused on crafting effective business communication by considering audience, context, and purpose. Students learned to write professional documents such as memoranda, letters, reports, and proposals, with an emphasis on clarity and impact. This course enhanced writing skills for real-world business applications, including both individual and collaborative projects.
MKT 4270: International Marketing
The course focused on the unique challenges and strategies involved in marketing across different countries and cultures. Emphasis was placed on adapting marketing practices to account for environmental differences such as economic, cultural, and legal factors in foreign markets. This course effectively broadened students' perspectives on global marketing and the need for flexible strategies in diverse international contexts.
ECON 3100: International Economics
The course examined the processes driving global commerce, focusing on trade theory, exchange rates, and the institutional and legal frameworks that govern international transactions. Students explored current policy issues and how they influence global economic relations. This course provided a comprehensive understanding of the economic forces at play in the global market and the key issues impacting international trade and finance.
COMM 2500: Public Speaking
The course offered practical training in preparing and delivering speeches, with a focus on refining communication skills through feedback and critique. Students gained confidence in presenting ideas clearly and effectively while understanding the fundamentals of the communication process. This course was instrumental in developing public speaking proficiency and critical thinking on audience engagement.
ECON 2120: Principles of Marcoeconomics
The course built on foundational economic principles to analyze aggregate economic performance. Topics such as inflation, unemployment, economic growth, and the impact of fiscal and monetary policies were explored, with a focus on their effects on financial markets. This course effectively provided a deeper understanding of macroeconomic trends and the tools used to manage national economies.
MKT 3010: Principles of Marketing
The course introduced key concepts involved in the planning, pricing, promotion, and distribution of goods and services. Students gained an understanding of how to develop and implement marketing strategies to meet consumer needs and drive business success. This course effectively provided a comprehensive foundation in marketing fundamentals and their practical application in real-world scenarios.
MKT 3020: Consumer Behavior
The course explored key behavioral science concepts and their application to understanding how individuals and groups make purchasing decisions. Students analyzed factors such as psychology, social influences, and cultural trends that shape consumer choices. This course provided valuable insights into the decision-making process, which is essential for developing effective marketing strategies.
The course provided an overview of the complexities involved in managing business operations across borders. Topics such as exporting, importing, foreign investment, multinational corporations, and international payment systems were explored, offering a comprehensive understanding of global business dynamics. This course equipped students with the knowledge necessary to navigate and manage the challenges of international business environments.