| 00-219 |
APC 1 |
TRA 4XXX |
Logistics Internship (3 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: MAR 3023 (C or better), TRA 3222 (C or better), and either
TRA 4202 or TRA 3035 (each with a C or better), GPA of 2.75 or better,
and prior approval of the Logistics Program Director. The internship is
designed to provide the student with significant experience in transportation
and logistics management. The internship provides the student with an
opportunity to apply their educational background to logistical issues
confronted by cooperating firms. No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-212 |
APC 1 |
ACG 4956 |
Study Abroad in Accounting
(v. 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor. Students will study a country's
business practices, with a particular emphasis on accounting. During this
course, the student will: understand the culture, geography, history,
and politics of the country; travel to the country; study the differences
between business in the US and business in that country; and learn about
the current issues facing that nation. This course will have three phases:
pre-trip preparation and orientation, foreign travel, and post-trip work.
No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-213 |
APC 1 |
ECO 4956 |
Study Abroad in Economics (v. 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor. Students will study a country's
business practices, with a particular emphasis on economics. During this
course, the student will: understand the culture, geography, history,
and politics of the country; travel to the country; study the differences
between business in the US and business in that country; and learn about
the current issues facing that nation. This course will have three phases:
pre-trip preparation and orientation, foreign travel, and post-trip work.
No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-214 |
APC 1 |
FIN 4956 |
Study Abroad in Finance
(v. 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor. Students will study a country's
business practices, with a particular emphasis on finance. During this
course, the student will: understand the culture, geography, history,
and politics of the country; travel to the country; study the differences
between business in the US and business in that country; and learn about
the current issues facing that nation. This course will have three phases:
pre-trip preparation and orientation, foreign travel, and post-trip work.
No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-215 |
APC 1 |
GEB 4956 |
Study Abroad in Business (v. 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor. Students will study a country's
business practices, with a particular emphasis on business. During this
course, the student will: understand the culture, geography, history,
and politics of the country; travel to the country; study the differences
between business in the US and business in that country; and learn about
the current issues facing that nation. This course will have three phases:
pre-trip preparation and orientation, foreign travel, and post-trip work.
No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-216 |
APC 1 |
MAN 4956 |
Study Abroad in Management (v. 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor. Students will study a country's
business practices, with a particular emphasis on management. During this
course, the student will: understand the culture, geography, history,
and politics of the country; travel to the country; study the differences
between business in the US and business in that country; and learn about
the current issues facing that nation. This course will have three phases:
pre-trip preparation and orientation, foreign travel, and post-trip work.
No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-217 |
APC 1 |
MAR 4956 |
Study Abroad in Marketing
(v. 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor. Students will study a country's
business practices, with a particular emphasis on marketing. During this
course, the student will: understand the culture, geography, history,
and politics of the country; travel to the country; study the differences
between business in the US and business in that country; and learn about
the current issues facing that nation. This course will have three phases:
pre-trip preparation and orientation, foreign travel, and post-trip work.
No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-218 |
APC 1 |
TRA 4956 |
Study Abroad in Transportation and Logistics
(v. 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Permission of instructor. Students will study a country's
business practices, with a particular emphasis on transportation and logistics.
During this course, the student will: understand the culture, geography,
history, and politics of the country; travel to the country; study the
differences between business in the US and business in that country; and
learn about the current issues facing that nation. This course will have
three phases: pre-trip preparation and orientation, foreign travel, and
post-trip work. No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-244 |
APC 1 |
MAN 5XXX |
Fundamentals of Management and Marketing (3
cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate Standing. This is a foundation course in management
and marketing for students beginning graduate study in business. It is
intended for students who did not study business at the baccalaureate
level. No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
|
00-245
|
APC 1 |
MAR 6XXX |
Marketing Strategy (3 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: MAN 5XXX or MAR 3023. This course is a study of the development
and implementation of marketing strategy to provide for superior customer
value, satisfaction, and loyalty. Topics include mission/vision development,
environmental scanning, SWOT analysis, marketing goals and objectives,
and segmentation, targeting, differentiation, positioning, and growth
strategies. Emphasis is placed on relationship building, globalization,
internal marketing, quality management, and entrepreneurship. Case studies
will be emphasized. No new faculty needed. No resources needed
| 00-250 |
APC 1 |
MAN 6XXX |
Modeling and Management of Operations (3 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: ECO 6416. This course teaches planning and control of producing
and distributing goods and services. Emphasis is on reducing costs while
maintaining or increasing output, quality, and customer service. The course
includes an introduction to optimization and simulation techniques that
are useful for addressing problems in production and distribution, as
well as problems in finance, marketing, and other areas of management.
No new faculty needed. No resources needed
| 00-249 |
APC 2 |
TRA 6220 |
Terminate Operations Management.
|
In revising the MBA curriculum, the faculty determined that this course,
as offered, no longer meets the needs of MBAs.
| 00-246 |
APC 2 |
MAR 6815 |
Terminate Marketing, Management, And Institutions.
|
The required course MAR 6815 has undergone extensive revision and the
course title and course description are no longer appropriate.
| 00-242 |
APC 3 |
Add a Certificate Program in e-Business.
|
The purpose of this certificate program is to prepare our students to
capitalize on this swiftly moving business model by offering a hybrid
of cross-functional, Internet enhanced classroom learning experiences.
Designed to provide exposure to the most important drivers of this emerging
field. The certificate program will require five new courses, no course
changes and no course deletions. Certificate has 15 hours. No new faculty
needed. No resources needed.
| 00-237 |
APC 1 |
MAN 6XXX |
e-Business Strategies (3 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: ISM 6021, or permission of the instructor. This course
focuses on the study of current management issues associated with electronic
commerce strategies. No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-238 |
APC 1 |
MAN 6XXX
|
Project Management (3 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: ISM 6021, or permission of the instructor.
This is an experimental learning project management course. No new faculty
needed. No resources needed.
| 00-239 |
APC 1 |
MAR 6XXX |
Marketing on the Internet:
Strategies and Programs (3 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: MAR 6XXX (Marketing Strategies) or permission of instructor.
This course requires students to consider the formulation and implementation
of e-strategy and related strategic marketing plan for a product/service
offering in the Internet, including the development of a related company
web site. No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-240 |
APC 1 |
TRA 6XXX |
e-Supply Chain Management (3 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: MAN 6XXX (Modeling and Management of Operations) and ISM
6021, or permission of instructor. This course examines the integration;
operations, management and strategic implication of electronic supply
chain management for manufacturing and service firms. Emphasis is placed
on the processes spanning multiple firms within the within the supply
chain from source to end-customer. No new faculty needed. No resources
needed.
| 00-241 |
APC 1 |
MAN 6XXX |
Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital
(3 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: FIN 5XXX (Foundation Accounting and Finance) or permission
of instructor. This course focuses on the entrepreneurial aspects of small
business development and funding. No new faculty needed. No resources
needed.
| 00-223 |
APC 1 |
MAN 6XXX |
Cultural Environment of Global Business (1-5
cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration.
This course examines and applies the major dimensions of cultural analysis
to global business. Students will assess cultural perspectives that influence
the flow of people, messages, goods, capital, and technology across national
and cultural boundaries. The course focuses on problems those U.S. companies,
their managers, and the business community face when conducting activities
in different cultures and value systems. No new faculty needed. No resources
needed.
| 00-224 |
APC 1 |
MAN 6XXX |
Global Strategic Management (1-5 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration.
This course is a comprehensive and integrative analysis of strategic issues
faced by the firm in an increasingly global and competitive market environment.
Issues such as strategic alliances, mergers and acquisitions, productivity
as the source of sustained competitive advantage and global market leadership,
gap analysis in the process of formulation and implementation o strategic
decisions, and deployment of scarce resources to global market opportunities
will constitute the core of the course. No new faculty needed. No resources
needed.
| 00-225 |
APC 1 |
MAN 6XXX |
Managing Global Resources
(1.5 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration.
This course introduces the student to the field of international human
resource management (IHRM). Students will identify and assess various
aspects of national labor markets with a view to utilizing them to enhance
IHRM effectiveness. The course will focus on specific functional issues
in IHRM and delve into some emerging challenges for IHRM managers. Throughout
the course, both the assigned cases as well as current issues concerning
IHRM will be emphasized. No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-226 |
APC 1 |
MAN 6XXX |
Global Business Ethics (1.5 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration.
Principles of ethics are applied to international business activity, the
economic system of the United States and the business firm. Topics are
examined from the perspective of the expatriate manager, the strategic
decision-maker, stakeholder groups and non-US. as well as U.S. business
organizations. No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-227 |
APC 1 |
MAR 6XXX |
Import-Export Marketing (1-5 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration.
This course examines conventional and Internet-based export-import marketing
with emphasis on identifying supplier and distributor relations and strategies
to maintain long-term profitable relationships in turbulent home and host
country environments. Product mix, value pricing, and promotion/integrated
marketing communication strategies and decisions are examined in detail.
No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-228 |
APC 1 |
TRA 6XXX |
International Logistics (1-5 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration.
This course covers all aspects of international logistics for establishing
and sustaining global operations. Issues addressed include the strategic
and operational roles of logistics in international marketing; the role
of shipping and air transportation in international logistics and their
impact on world wide trade; international distribution channels; the logistic
mix in an international context; and the management of import/export shipments
including documentation requirements. No new faculty needed. No resources
needed.
| 00-232 |
APC 1 |
GEB 6959 |
Study Abroad in Business (v 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration and
permission of the instructor. Students will study a country's business
practices, with a particular emphasis on business. During this course,
the student will: understand the culture, geography, history, and politics
of the country; travel to the country; study the differences between business
in the US and business in that country; and learn about the current issues
facing that nation. This course will have three phases: pre-trip preparation
and orientation, foreign travel, and post-trip work. No new faculty needed.
No resources needed.
| 00-233 |
APC 1 |
MAN 6959 |
Study Abroad in Management
(v 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration and
permission of the instructor. Students will study a country's business
practices, with a particular emphasis on management. During this course,
the student will: understand the culture, geography, history, and politics
of the country; travel to the country; study the differences between business
in the US and business in that country; and learn about the current issues
facing that nation. This course will have three phases: pre-trip preparation
and orientation, foreign travel, and post-trip work. No new faculty needed.
No resources needed.
| 00-234 |
APC 1 |
TRA 6959 |
Study Abroad in Transportation and Logistics
(v 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration and
permission of the instructor. Students will study a country's business
practices, with a particular emphasis on transportation and logistics.
During this course, the student will: understand the culture, geography,
history, and politics of the country; travel to the country; study the
differences between business in the US and business in that country; and
learn about the current issues facing that nation. This course will have
three phases: pre-trip preparation and orientation, foreign travel, and
post-trip work. No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-235 |
APC 1 |
MAR 6959 |
Study Abroad in Marketing
(v 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration and
permission of the instructor. Students will study a country's business
practices, with a particular emphasis on marketing. During this course,
the student will: understand the culture, geography, history, and politics
of the country; travel to the country; study the differences between business
in the US and business in that country; and learn about the current issues
facing that nation. This course will have three phases: pre-trip preparation
and orientation, foreign travel, and post-trip work. No new faculty needed.
No resources needed.
B. Department of Economics and Geography
| 00-211 |
APC1 |
ECO 69XX |
Special Topics in Economics
(3 cr.)
|
Prerequisite: Graduate standing, This course will provide an opportunity
to study special topics in economics not normally offered by the Department.
The course may be repeated, with a change in content, up to a maximum
three times. No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-247 |
APC 1 |
ECO 6XXX |
Making Decisions with Data
(3 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate Standing, College of Business Administration.
This course teaches students to utilize data to make business decisions
properly and efficiently. Students use both spreadsheets and statistical
software to enter, summarize, graph, and analyze data, applying the results
to a variety of real business problems. No new faculty needed. No resources
needed.
| 00-248 |
APC 2 |
ECC 6416 |
Terminate Statistics for Business and Economics.
|
In revising the MBA curriculum, the faculty determined that this course
no longer meets the needs of MBAs. It is being replaced with a new course,
ECO 6XXX, Making Decisions with Data.
| 00-220 |
APC 1 |
ECO 6XXX |
Political Economy of the Global Trading Environment
(1-5 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration.
This course affords students the opportunity to analyze and understand
the economic issues affecting importing and exporting. Students will examine
U.S. trade patterns at the local, state, and national levels and will
learn about analogous patterns in other nations. They will also learn
about various types of trade barriers employed worldwide, as well as the
databases and resources available for researching these regulations. They
will analyze critically the case for free trade and the arguments against
it, how to conduct trade with a particular country or trading bloc, and
the role of the various international economic organizations. No new faculty
needed. No resources needed.
| 00-222 |
APC 1 |
GEO 6XXX |
Geography of the Global Trading Environment
(1.5 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration.
This course addresses the evolution of the global economic map, focusing
on patterns and trends in production, trade, and investment. Changing
patterns of the micro- and macro-scale geography of the world economy
including the spatial phenomena of globalization, regionalism and localism
will be analyzed. Specific case-study sectors of the economy will illustrate
the global shift of activities and related government policies and corporate
strategies. No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-230 |
APC 1 |
ECO 6959 |
Study Abroad in Economics
(v 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration and
permission of the instructor. Students will study a country's business
practices, with a particular emphasis on Economics. During this course,
the student will: understand the culture, geography, history, and politics
of the country; travel to the country; study the differences between business
in the US and business in that country; and learn about the current issues
facing that nation. This course will have three phases: pre-trip preparation
and orientation, foreign travel, and post-trip work. No new faculty needed.
No resources needed.
| 00-251 |
APC 3 |
Changes the M.B.A. Degree. (College Wide-Programs)
|
This request is being made as a response to changes in the business
environment. These changes involve three parts: (a) combining undergraduate
prerequisites into graduate prerequisites, leaving three graduate prerequisites
and one undergraduate prerequisite. This will shorten the preparation
time to enter the program. (b) The preceding change will reduce the
number of required credits from 39 to 36, which is consistent with our
peer AACSB MBA programs. (c) Increase the number of electives from two
to three, which will allow students to concentrate in a particular functional
area if they choose to. No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
C. Department of Accounting and Finance
| 00-243 |
APC 1 |
FIN 5XXX |
Financial Analysis (3 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: None. This is an introductory course covering principles
and techniques applicable to financial management of the firm. This course
not only includes finance related concepts, but accounting principles
as well. This course is required for MBA candidates who have not had undergraduate
or equivalent foundation work in financial management and accounting.
No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-221 |
APC 1 |
FIN 6XXX |
Financing International Trade (1.5 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration.
In this course the student will become familiar with issues involving
international financial markets, exchange rates, influences on exchange
rates, transaction and translations exposure, and direct foreign investment.
The ultimate objective is to understand the financial risks involved in
international trade and the various financial methods employed to manage
these risks. No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
| 00-229 |
APC 1 |
ACG 6959 |
Study Abroad in Accounting
(v 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration and
permission of the instructor. Students will study a country's business
practices, with a particular emphasis on Accounting. During this course,
the student will: understand the culture, geography, history, and politics
of the country; travel to the country; study the differences between business
in the US and business in that country; and learn about the current issues
facing that nation. This course will have three phases: pre-trip preparation
and orientation, foreign travel, and post-trip work. No new faculty needed.
No resources needed.
| 00-231 |
APC 1 |
FIN 6959 |
Study Abroad in Finance
(v 1-9 cr.)
|
Prerequisites: Graduate standing, College of Business Administration and
permission of the instructor. Students will study a country's business
practices, with a particular emphasis on Finance. During this course,
the student will: understand the culture, geography, history, and politics
of the country; travel to the country; study the differences between business
in the US and business in that country; and learn about the current issues
facing that nation. This course will have three phases: pre-trip preparation
and orientation, foreign travel, and post-trip work. No new faculty needed.
No resources needed.
| 00-236 |
APC 3 |
Certificate in International Business.
(College Wide-Programs)
|
The proposed new COBA graduate-level Certificate in International Business
(CIB) will provide graduate students with a comprehensive education in
international business. CIB students will both gain a theoretical understanding
of international business and acquire the specific skills that will allow
them to engage immediately in import-export activities. The CIB pre-requisite
set is identical to that of the MBA program. Certificate has 15 hours.
No new faculty needed. No resources needed.
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