Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: Accounting/Management Rev. 4/19/13 BS Degree Semester Hours Program Code: 4040/4041

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1 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: Accounting/Management Rev. 4/19/13 BS Degree Semester Hours Program Code: 4040/4041 Purpose: The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: Accounting/Management prepares students to work in business or accounting for profit or non-profit organization. Course work includes financial accounting, management, marketing, finance, business law, ethics, strategy, accounting information systems, and or specialized management/accounting topics. Outcomes in Business Administration: Accounting/Management Program Outcome 1: Exhibit knowledge of accounting, finance, management, legal, operations, and marketing. Outcome 2: Identify MIS, economic, technology, statistics, and decision support tools for making effective business decisions. Outcome 3: Recognize impact of today s globalization, diversity, and cultures on businesses. Outcome 4: Comprehend how effective leadership, teamwork, and ethics relate to best business practices. Outcome 5: Use effective oral and written communication skills, including effective research techniques. Methods Used to Assess Learning Outcomes in Business Administration: Accounting/Management Program: (MFT) Business, Learning Artifact Review Course Examination, Demonstrations, and Projects, Graduating 2013 ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING OUTCOMES IN Business Administration: Accounting/Management BS Degree, Expected Outcomes, and s 2013 Performance

2 Learning Outcome s s 2013 Performance Did Outcome 1: Exhibit knowledge of accounting, finance, management, legal, operations, and marketing (MFT) Business The average score will meet mean of national average on following subtests of MFT - Business supervisory responsibility of management. Accounting (Subtest: Sect I %) Finance (Subtest: Sect V %) Mgmt. (Subtest: Sect III %) Legal (Subtest: Sect VII %) Operations (Subtest: Sect IV %) Marketing (Subtest: Sect VI %) Accounting (ACG 3101) Finance (FIN 3400) Management (MAN 3025) Legal (BUL 4310) Operations (MAN 3504) Marketing (MAR 3023) questions % 42% 60% 57% 38% 50% 84% 75%

3 Learning Outcome s s 2013 Performance Did Outcome 1: 2: Exhibit Identify knowledge MIS, economic, of accounting, technology, finance, statistics, management, and decision legal, support operations, tools for and making marketing effective business decisions. Business The average score will meet mean of national average on following subtests of MFT - Business Economics (Subtest: Sect II %) 41% Since economics is a feeder class into our, we will continue to work with department that teaches economics. decision support tools for making effective business decisions. Technology (Subtest: Sect VIII %) Statistics and Decisions (Subtest: Sect IV %) Economics (Completed in AA degree) Technology (ISM 3011) Statistics and Decisions (QMB 4200) questions % 38% 91%

4 Learning Outcome s s 2013 Performance Did Outcome 1: 3: Recognize Exhibit knowledge impact of of accounting, today s global finance, economy, management, diversity, legal, and cultures operations, on businesses. and marketing Business The average score will meet mean of national average on following subtests of MFT Business impact of today's global economy. Global Economy (Subtest: Sect IX %) Diversity (Subtest: Sect III %) Culture (Subtest: Sect IX %) Global Economy (GEB 3356) Diversity (MAN 3301) Multiple Cultures (GEB 3356) questions % 60% 49%

5 Learning Outcome s s 2013 Performance Did Outcome 1: 4: Comprehend Exhibit knowledge how effective of accounting, leadership, finance, teamwork, management, and ethics legal, relate operations, to best business and marketing practices. Business The average score will meet mean of national average on following subtests of MFT - Business leadership. Leadership (Subtest: Sect III %) 60% Teamwork (Subtest: Sect III %) 60% Ethics (Subtest: Sect VII 55.6%) 57% Leadership (MAN 4120) Teamwork (MAN 3240) Ethics (GEB 4434) questions % 87%

6 Learning Outcome s s 2013 Performance Did Outcome 1: 5: Use Exhibit effective knowledge oral and of written accounting, communication finance, management, skills, including legal, effective operations, research and marketing techniques. 1. Internal 2. Graduating effective communication skills. Oral Communication (GEB 4213 or MAN 4720) Written Communication (GEB 4213 or MAN 4720) Research (GEB 4213 or MAN 4720) question % Course cancelled due to low enrollment. Course cancelled due to low enrollment. Course cancelled due to low 89% enrollment. 89%