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Aug 31, 2024
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2018-19 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Business Management, AA
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The Associate in Arts in Business Management is designed to help students learn new or enhance existing business skills and obtain a strong, broad- based knowledge of business management in the manufacturing, retail, and service industries. This program also promotes success in both profit and non-profit organizations for a competitive edge in today’s business climate. Certificates in Entrepreneurship and Project Management may be applied to this degree.
Learning Outcomes
Degree recipients should possess the skills & abilities described below:
- Identify contemporary business concepts, principles and practices
- Demonstrate the interrelationship of the functional areas of business including management, marketing, law, organizational behavior, computer and software systems, human resources, insurance, accounting, and finance
- Analyze the interrelationship of a business organization within the larger business environment, including international business
- Apply basic legal business concepts within the legal environment in which business is conducted
- Perform basic business calculations to demonstrate basic financial literacy
- Apply problem solving and analysis skills to business research questions and demonstrate appropriate solutions
- Communicate business concepts effectively both in writing and orally in clear concise language appropriate to the audience
- Work as an effective team member and leader to develop a business plan and reach specific business goals
- Demonstrate an understanding of contemporary human relations/organizational behavior in terms of concepts, processes, and models and the issues, advantages, and challenges related to diversity in business organizations
- Identify the issues and challenges related to ethics in current business organizations
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Choose one Accounting course from the following:
Choose 5 credits from the following Experiential Learning courses:
Electives
Choose 20 credits from the following:
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