College of Business and Public Administration Accounting Concentration (B.A.)
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1 College of Business and Public Administration Accounting Concentration (B.A.) General Education Requirements (82 Units) Units Required Core Courses (68 Units) Units Area A - Basic Skills 12 Lower Division Courses Written Communications IST 101 Introduction to Information Technology 2. Oral Communication ECON 200 Principles of Microeconomics 3. Critical Thinking ECON 202 Principles of Macroeconomics Area B - Natural Sciences 20 MGMT 230 Business Law 1. Mathematics ACCT 211 Introductory Accounting I 2. Life Science ACCT 212 Introductory Accounting II (prereq: ACCT 211) 3. Physical Science ADMN 210 Applied Business Statistics 4. Special Topics in Science and Technology MATH 110 College Algebra (also counts in GE-B1) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) Upper Division Courses 36 Area C - Humanities 20 FIN 313 Business Finance (prereq: ACCT 212, ADMN 210, Math 110) 1. Arts FIN 314 Corporate Financial Management (prereq: FIN 313) 2. Literature IST 309 Information Systems and Technology (prereq: IST 101) 3. Foreign Language MKTG 305 Marketing Principles (prereq: junior standing) 4. Philosophy MGMT 302 Management & Organizational Behavior 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) MGMT 350 Admin Communications (prereq: upper division writing course) Area D - Social and Behavioral Sciences 20 PA 315 Government Business Relations 1. American History and Civilization SCM 304 Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt (prereq: ADMN 210) 2. American Institutions (PSCI 203) MGMT 490 Strategic Mgmt (prereq: all upper division courses & Mgmt 306) 3. World Cultures Concentration Courses (30 Units) Discipline Perspectives ACCT 315 Accounting Information Systems (prereq: ACCT 212, IST 309) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) ACCT 347 Management Accounting and Decision Making (prereq: ACCT 212) Area E - Lifelong Understanding 6 ACCT 372 Intermediate Accounting (prereq: ACCT 212) 1. The Whole Person: Physical & Physiological Issues ACCT 373 Problem Areas in Intermediate Acct (prereq: ACCT 372) 2. The Whole Person: Social & Psychological Issues ACCT 374 Reporting Issues in Intermediate Acct (prereq: ACCT 373, MGMT 306) 3. Physical Education ACCT 426 Introduction to Taxation (prereq: ACCT 211 and junior standing) Area F - Upper-Division Writing Requirement 4 ACCT 440 Financial Statement Auditing (prereq: ACCT 315, 373, MGMT 306) 1. Expository Writing (MGMT 306) 2 Units From the Following: Area G - Multicultural/Gender Requirement 4 ACCT 442, 468, 536, 539, 541, 544, 547, 556, 575, Integrative Course in 1 of the 3 breadth areas: SSCI: 316, 350 FIN 355 HUM/NSCI/SSCI 325, or Hum: 328, 335, 350, 370, 375, 380 *** Please note that requirements for general education, required core courses, and concentration courses may not total required 180 units. Free Electives may be required to make up the difference.
2 ACCOUNTING CONCENTRATION ROAD MAP YEAR 1 GE A-1 (English) IST 101 GE C-2 (Literature) GE B-1 (Math110) GE A-3 (Critical Thinking) GE D-1 (American History) GE A-2 (COMM 120) MGMT 230 GE B-2 (Life Science) GE E-2 (FIN 101) GE E-1 (KINE 205) GE B-4 (Special Topics) GE E-3 (Physical Education) YEAR 2 GE D-3 (World Cultures) GE C-4 (Philosophy) GE B-3 (Physical Science) GE C-3 (Foreign Language) GE D-4 (Discipline GE D-2 (PSCI 203) Perspective) GE C-1 (Arts) ECON 200/202 ECON 200/202 ADMN 210 ACCT 211 ACCT 212 YEAR 3 ACCT 372 ACCT 373 ACCT 374 IST 309 ACCT 315 ACCT 347 Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core MGMT 306 UD GE Capstone UD GE Capstone YEAR 4 ACCT 426 ACCT 440 ACCT Elective FIN 313 FIN 314 MGMT 490 Upper-Division Bus Core UD GE Capstone Upper-Division Bus Core Free Elective (if needed)
3 Palm Desert Campus ACCOUNTING CONCENTRATION ROAD MAP YEAR 1 GE A-1 (English) ECON 202 GE C-2 (Literature) GE B-1 (Math110) GE A-3 (Critical Thinking) GE C-1 (Arts) ECON 200 GE D-1 (American History) GE B-2 (Life Science) ADMN 210 GE E-2 (FIN 101) YEAR 2 GE B-4 (Special Topics) GE E-3 (Physical Education) GE D-4 (Discipline Perspective) GE C-4 (Philosophy) MGMT 230 GE B-3 (Physical Science) GE C-3 (Foreign Language) GE D-3 (World Cultures) GE D-2 (PSCI 203) GE A-2 (COMM 120) IST 101 ACCT 211 ACCT 212 GE E-1 (KINE 205) YEAR 3 ACCT 372 ACCT 373 ACCT 374 IST 309 ACCT 315 ACCT 347 MKTG 305 or MGMT 302 MGMT 350 SCM 304 or PA 315 MGMT 306 UD GE Capstone UD GE Capstone YEAR 4 ACCT 426 ACCT 536 ACCT 539 FIN 313 FIN 314 MGMT 490 MKTG 305 OR MGMT 302 UD GE Capstone SCM 304 or PA 315 ACCT 440 ACCT 544 ACCT 468
4 College of Business and Public Administration Cyber Security Concentration (B.S.) General Education Requirements (82 Units) Units Required Core Courses (68 Units) Units Area A - Basic Skills 12 Lower Division Courses Written Communications IST 101 Introduction to Information Technology 2. Oral Communication ECON 200 Principles of Microeconomics 3. Critical Thinking ECON 202 Principles of Macroeconomics Area B - Natural Sciences 20 MGMT 230 Business Law 1. Mathematics ACCT 211 Introductory Accounting I 2. Life Science ACCT 212 Introductory Accounting II (prereq: ACCT 211) 3. Physical Science ADMN 210 Applied Business Statistics 4. Special Topics in Science and Technology MATH 110 College Algebra (also counts in GE-B1) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) Upper Division Courses 36 Area C - Humanities 20 FIN 313 Business Finance (prereq: ACCT 212, ADMN 210, Math 110) 1. Arts FIN 314 Corporate Financial Management (prereq: FIN 313) 2. Literature IST 309 Information Systems and Technology (prereq: IST 101) 3. Foreign Language MKTG 305 Marketing Principles (prereq: junior standing) 4. Philosophy MGMT 302 Management & Organizational Behavior 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) MGMT 350 Admin Communications (prereq: upper division writing course) Area D - Social and Behavioral Sciences 20 PA 315 Government Business Relations 1. American History and Civilization SCM 304 Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt (prereq: ADMN 210) 2. American Institutions (PSCI 203) MGMT 490 Strategic Mgmt (prereq: all upper division courses & Mgmt 306) 3. World Cultures Concentration Courses (44 Units) Discipline Perspectives IST 215 Cyber Security (prereq: IST 101) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) IST 276 Systems Analysis and Design (prereq: IST 101) Area E - Lifelong Understanding 6 IST 372 Information Technology (prereq: IST 309) 1. The Whole Person: Physical & Physiological Issues IST 378 Problem Solving and Risk Management (prereq: IST 309) 2. The Whole Person: Social & Psychological Issues IST 415 Security Systems Management (prereq: IST 215) 3. Physical Education IST 474 Adv Data Base Mgmt and Information Assurance (prereq: IST 274, 309) Area F - Upper-Division Writing Requirement 4 IST 475 Adv Information Networking and Security (prereq: IST 275, 309) 1. Expository Writing (MGMT 306) IST 490 Info Systems Planning & Policy Area G - Multicultural/Gender Requirement 4 (prereq: all concentration courses, MGMT 306) 1. Integrative Course in 1 of the 3 breadth areas: SSCI: 316, 350 IST 511 Cyber Defense (prereq: IST 215 or 610) HUM/NSCI/SSCI 325, or Hum: 328, 335, 350, 370, 375, units from any IST, CSE course, HSCI 437, CJUS 550, (IST 274, 275 recommended) *** Please note that requirements for general education, required core courses, and concentration courses may not total required 180 units. Free Electives may be required to make up the difference.
5 CYBER SECURITY CONCENTRATION ROAD MAP YEAR 1 GE A-1 (English) IST 101 GE C-2 (Literature) GE B-1 (Math110) GE A-3 (Critical Thinking) GE D-1 (American History) GE A-2 (COMM 120) MGMT 230 GE B-2 (Life Science) GE E-2 (FIN 101) GE E-1 (KINE 205) GE B-4 (Special Topics) GE E-3 (Physical Education) YEAR 2 GE D-3 (World Cultures) GE C-4 (Philosophy) GE B-3 (Physical Science) GE C-3 (Foreign Language) GE D-2 (PSCI 203) GE D-4 (Discipline Perspective) GE C-1 (Arts) ECON 200/202 ECON 200/202 ADMN 210 ACCT 211 ACCT 212 YEAR 3 IST 276 **IST 274 (Elective) **IST 275 (Elective) IST 309 IST 215 IST 415 Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core MGMT 306 UD GE Capstone UD GE Capstone YEAR 4 IST 378 IST 372 IST 474 FIN 313 IST 475 IST 490 Upper-Division Bus Core FIN 314 IST 511 UD GE Capstone Upper-Division Bus Core MGMT 490
6 College of Business and Public Administration Entrepreneurial Management Concentration (B.A.) General Education Requirements (82 Units) Units Required Core Courses (68 Units) Units Area A - Basic Skills 12 Lower Division Courses Written Communications IST 101 Introduction to Information Technology 2. Oral Communication ECON 200 Principles of Microeconomics 3. Critical Thinking ECON 202 Principles of Macroeconomics Area B - Natural Sciences 20 MGMT 230 Business Law 1. Mathematics ACCT 211 Introductory Accounting I 2. Life Science ACCT 212 Introductory Accounting II (prereq: ACCT 211) 3. Physical Science ADMN 210 Applied Business Statistics 4. Special Topics in Science and Technology MATH 110 College Algebra (also counts in GE-B1) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) Upper Division Courses 36 Area C - Humanities 20 FIN 313 Business Finance (prereq: ACCT 212, ADMN 210, Math 110) 1. Arts FIN 314 Corporate Financial Management (prereq: FIN 313) 2. Literature IST 309 Information Systems and Technology (prereq: IST 101) 3. Foreign Language MKTG 305 Marketing Principles (prereq: junior standing) 4. Philosophy MGMT 302 Management & Organizational Behavior 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) MGMT 350 Admin Communications (prereq: upper division writing course) Area D - Social and Behavioral Sciences 20 PA 315 Government Business Relations 1. American History and Civilization SCM 304 Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt (prereq: ADMN 210) 2. American Institutions (PSCI 203) MGMT 490 Strategic Mgmt (prereq: all upper division courses & Mgmt 306) 3. World Cultures Concentration Courses (24 Units) Discipline Perspectives MGMT 543 New Venture Opportunity Analysis 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) MGMT 544 New Venture Development Area E - Lifelong Understanding 6 MGMT 545 New Venture Resource Requirements 1. The Whole Person: Physical & Physiological Issues MGMT 549 Launching the Entrepreneurial Venture (prereq: MGMT 543, 544) 2. The Whole Person: Social & Psychological Issues Eight Units Chosen from: 3. Physical Education FIN 420, MGMT: 442, 455, 515, 541, 547, 575, MKTG: 430, 460 Area F - Upper-Division Writing Requirement 4 MGMT 998 Baccalaureate Reflective Essay (*Enroll last academic quarter) 1. Expository Writing (MGMT 306) Area G - Multicultural/Gender Requirement 4 1. Integrative Course in 1 of the 3 breadth areas: SSCI: 316, 350 HUM/NSCI/SSCI 325, or Hum: 328, 335, 350, 370, 375, 380 *** Please note that requirements for general education, required core courses, and concentration courses may not total required 180 units. Free Electives may be required to make up the difference.
7 ENTREPRENEURIAL CONCENTRATION ROAD MAP YEAR 1 (<45 units) GE A-1 (English) IST 101 GE C-2 (Literature) GE B-1 (Math110) GE A-3 (Critical Thinking) GE D-1 (American History) GE A-2 (COMM 120) MGMT 230 GE B-2 (Life Science) GE E-2 (FIN 101) GE- E1 (KINE 205) GE B-4 (Special Topics) GE E-3 (Physical Education) YEAR 2 (45-90 units) GE D-3 (World Cultures) GE C-4 (Philosophy) GE B-3 (Physical Science) GE C-3 (Foreign Language) GE D-2 (PSCI 203) GE D-4 (Discipline Perspective) GE C-1 (Arts) ECON 200/202 ECON 200/202 ADMN 210 ACCT 211 ACCT 212 YEAR 3 ( units) FIN 313 FIN 314 IST 309/SCM 304 MKTG 305 MGMT 350/PA 315 PA 315/MGMT 350 MGMT 302 MGMT 543 MGMT 544 MGMT 306 UD GE Capstone Concentration Elective YEAR 4 (>135 units) SCM 304/IST 309 MGMT 490 MGMT 998 (0 units) UD GE Capstone UD GE Capstone Free Elective (if needed) MGMT 549 MGMT 545 Free Elective (if needed) Concentration Elective Free Elective (if needed)
8 College of Business and Public Administration Finance Concentration (B.A.) General Education Requirements (82 Units) Units Required Core Courses (68 Units) Units Area A - Basic Skills 12 Lower Division Courses Written Communications IST 101 Introduction to Information Technology 2. Oral Communication ECON 200 Principles of Microeconomics 3. Critical Thinking ECON 202 Principles of Macroeconomics Area B - Natural Sciences 20 MGMT 230 Business Law 1. Mathematics ACCT 211 Introductory Accounting I 2. Life Science ACCT 212 Introductory Accounting II (prereq: ACCT 211) 3. Physical Science ADMN 210 Applied Business Statistics 4. Special Topics in Science and Technology MATH 110 College Algebra (also counts in GE-B1) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) Upper Division Courses 36 Area C - Humanities 20 FIN 313 Business Finance (prereq: ACCT 212, ADMN 210, Math 110) 1. Arts FIN 314 Corporate Financial Management (prereq: FIN 313) 2. Literature IST 309 Information Systems and Technology (prereq: IST 101) 3. Foreign Language MKTG 305 Marketing Principles (prereq: junior standing) 4. Philosophy MGMT 302 Management & Organizational Behavior 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) MGMT 350 Admin Communications (prereq: upper division writing course) Area D - Social and Behavioral Sciences 20 PA 315 Government Business Relations 1. American History and Civilization SCM 304 Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt (prereq: ADMN 210) 2. American Institutions (PSCI 203) MGMT 490 Strategic Mgmt (prereq: all upper division courses & Mgmt 306) 3. World Cultures Concentration Courses (24 Units) Discipline Perspectives FIN 430 Financial Theory and Practice (prereq: FIN 314) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) FIN 432 Financial Institutions and Capital Formation (prereq: FIN 314) Area E - Lifelong Understanding 6 FIN 433 International Business Finance (prereq: Fin 313) 1. The Whole Person: Physical & Physiological Issues FIN 435 Investment Analysis (prereq: FIN 314, 430) 2. The Whole Person: Social & Psychological Issues FIN 445 Financial Analysis and Decision-Making (prereq: FIN 430, MGMT 306) 3. Physical Education OR Area F - Upper-Division Writing Requirement 4 FIN 527 Financial Derivatives (prereq: FIN 314) 1. Expository Writing (MGMT 306) 4 Units From the Following: Area G - Multicultural/Gender Requirement 4 ACCT: 372, 373, 426, 536, ECON: 410, 475, 1. Integrative Course in 1 of the 3 breadth areas: SSCI: 316, 350 FIN: 355, 360, 380, 420, 460, 546, 575, 585, MGMT 442, SCM 350 HUM/NSCI/SSCI 325, or Hum: 328, 335, 350, 370, 375, 380 *** Please note that requirements for general education, required core courses, and concentration courses may not total required 180 units. Free Electives may be required to make up the difference.
9 FINANCE CONCENTRATION ROAD MAP YEAR 1 GE A-1 (English) IST 101 GE C-2 (Literature GE B-1 (Math110) GE A-3 (Critical Thinking) GE D-1 (American History) GE A-2 (COMM 120) MGMT 230 GE-B-2 (Life Science) GE E-2 (FIN 101) GE E-1 (KINE 205) GE-B-4 (Special Topics) GE E-3 (Physical Education) YEAR 2 GE D-3 (World Cultures) GE C-4 (Philosophy) GE B-3 (Physical Science) GE C-3 (Foreign Language) GE D-4 (Discipline GE D-2 (PSCI 203) Perspective) GE C-1 (Arts) ECON 200/202 ECON 200/202 ADMN 210 ACCT 211 ACCT 212 YEAR 3 FIN 313 FIN 314 FIN 430 MGMT 306 FIN 433 FIN 432 Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core UD GE Capstone UD GE Capstone YEAR 4 FIN 435 FIN 445 or 527 MGMT 490 Upper-Division Bus Core FIN Elective Free Electives (if needed) Upper-Division Bus Core UD GE Capstone Free Electives (if needed) Free Electives (if needed)
10 College of Business and Public Administration Financial Planning Concentration (B.A.) General Education Requirements (82 Units) Units Required Core Courses (68 Units) Units Area A - Basic Skills 12 Lower Division Courses Written Communications IST 101 Introduction to Information Technology 2. Oral Communication ECON 200 Principles of Microeconomics 3. Critical Thinking ECON 202 Principles of Macroeconomics Area B - Natural Sciences 20 MGMT 230 Business Law 1. Mathematics ACCT 211 Introductory Accounting I 2. Life Science ACCT 212 Introductory Accounting II (prereq: ACCT 211) 3. Physical Science ADMN 210 Applied Business Statistics 4. Special Topics in Science and Technology MATH 110 College Algebra (also counts in GE-B1) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) Upper Division Courses 36 Area C - Humanities 20 FIN 313 Business Finance (prereq: ACCT 212, ADMN 210, Math 110) 1. Arts FIN 314 Corporate Financial Management (prereq: FIN 313) 2. Literature IST 309 Information Systems and Technology (prereq: IST 101) 3. Foreign Language MKTG 305 Marketing Principles (prereq: junior standing) 4. Philosophy MGMT 302 Management & Organizational Behavior 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) MGMT 350 Admin Communications (prereq: upper division writing course) Area D - Social and Behavioral Sciences 20 PA 315 Government Business Relations 1. American History and Civilization SCM 304 Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt (prereq: ADMN 210) 2. American Institutions (PSCI 203) MGMT 490 Strategic Mgmt (prereq: all upper division courses & Mgmt 306) 3. World Cultures Concentration Courses (28 Units) Discipline Perspectives ACCT 426 Introduction to Taxation (prereq: ACCT 211 & junior standing) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) FIN 360 Financial Planning Process and Insurance (prereq: FIN 313) Area E - Lifelong Understanding 6 FIN 430 Financial Theory and Practice (prereq: FIN 314) 1. The Whole Person: Physical & Physiological Issues FIN 435 Investment Analysis (prereq: FIN 314, 430, MGMT 306) 2. The Whole Person: Social & Psychological Issues FIN 460 Retirement Planning (prereq: FIN 360) 3. Physical Education Eight units chosen from: Area F - Upper-Division Writing Requirement 4 ACCT 536, Expository Writing (MGMT 306) FIN 380, 433, 445, 523, 585 Area G - Multicultural/Gender Requirement 4 MGMT Integrative Course in 1 of the 3 breadth areas: SSCI: 316, 350 MKTG 430 HUM/NSCI/SSCI 325, or Hum: 328, 335, 350, 370, 375, 380 *** Please note that requirements for general education, required core courses, and concentration courses may not total required 180 units. Free Electives may be required to make up the difference.
11 FINANCIAL PLANNING CONCENTRATION ROAD MAP YEAR 1 GE A-1 (English) IST 101 GE C-2 (Literature) GE B-1 (Math110) GE A-3 (Critical Thinking) GE D-1 (American History) GE A-2 (COMM 120) MGMT 230 GE B-2 (Life Science) GE E-2 (FIN 101) GE- E1 (KINE 205) GE B-4 (Special Topics) GE E-3 (Physical Education) YEAR 2 GE D-3 (World Cultures) GE C-4 (Philosophy) GE B-3 (Physical Science) GE C-3 (Foreign Language) GE D-4 (Discipline GE D-2 (PSCI 203) Perspective) GE C-1 (Arts) ECON 200/202 ECON 200/202 ADMN 210 ACCT 211 ACCT 212 YEAR 3 FIN 313 FIN 314 FIN 430 Upper-Division Bus Core FIN 360 FIN Elective Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core MGMT 306 UD GE Capstone UD GE Capstone YEAR 4 FIN 435 ACCT 426 MGMT 490 FIN 460 FIN Elective UD GE Capstone Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core Free Elective (if needed) Free Elective (if needed)
12 College of Business and Public Administration Human Resources Management Concentration (B.A.) General Education Requirements (82 Units) Units Required Core Courses (68 Units) Units Area A - Basic Skills 12 Lower Division Courses Written Communications IST 101 Introduction to Information Technology 2. Oral Communication ECON 200 Principles of Microeconomics 3. Critical Thinking ECON 202 Principles of Macroeconomics Area B - Natural Sciences 20 MGMT 230 Business Law 1. Mathematics ACCT 211 Introductory Accounting I 2. Life Science ACCT 212 Introductory Accounting II (prereq: ACCT 211) 3. Physical Science ADMN 210 Applied Business Statistics 4. Special Topics in Science and Technology MATH 110 College Algebra (also counts in GE-B1) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) Upper Division Courses 36 Area C - Humanities 20 FIN 313 Business Finance (prereq: ACCT 212, ADMN 210, Math 110) 1. Arts FIN 314 Corporate Financial Management (prereq: FIN 313) 2. Literature IST 309 Information Systems and Technology (prereq: IST 101) 3. Foreign Language MKTG 305 Marketing Principles (prereq: junior standing) 4. Philosophy MGMT 302 Management & Organizational Behavior 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) MGMT 350 Admin Communications (prereq: upper division writing) Area D - Social and Behavioral Sciences 20 PA 315 Government Business Relations 1. American History and Civilization SCM 304 Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt (prereq: ADMN 210) 2. American Institutions (PSCI 203) MGMT 490 Strategic Mgmt (prereq: all upper division courses & Mgmt 306) 3. World Cultures Concentration Courses (24 Units) Discipline Perspectives MGMT 455 Human Resources Management (prereq: MGMT 302, 306) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) *Course is offered Fall, Winter, & Spring Area E - Lifelong Understanding 6 MGMT 456 Developing an Effective Workforce (Prereq: MGMT 455) 1. The Whole Person: Physical & Physiological Issues *Course is offered Fall & Winter 2. The Whole Person: Social & Psychological Issues MGMT 458 Fair Employment Practices (prereq: MGMT 455) 3. Physical Education *Course is offered Fall & Winter Area F - Upper-Division Writing Requirement 4 MGMT 460 Compensation and Performance 1. Expository Writing (MGMT 306) *Course is offered Fall & Spring (470 may substitute for 460 as needed) Area G - Multicultural/Gender Requirement 4 MGMT 998 Baccalaureate Reflective Essay (*Enroll in last quarter) 1. Integrative Course in 1 of the 3 breadth areas: SSCI: 316, 350 Eight units chosen from: HUM/NSCI/SSCI 325, or Hum: 328, 335, 350, 370, 375, 380 HSCI 436, PA 462, PSYC 355 MGMT 405, 452, 457, 459, 470, 575 *** Please note that requirements for general education, required core courses, and concentration courses may not total required 180 units. Free Electives may be required to make up the difference.
13 HUMAN RESOURCES CONCENTRATION ROAD MAP YEAR 1 (<45 units) GE A-1 (English) IST 101 GE C-2 (Literature) GE B-1 (Math110) GE A-3 (Critical Thinking) GE D-1 (American History) GE A-2 (COMM 120) MGMT 230 GE-B-2 (Life Science) GE E-2 (FIN 101) GE E-1 (KINE 205) GE-B-4 (Special Topics) GE E-3 (Physical Education) YEAR 2 (45-90 units) GE D-3 (World Cultures) GE C-4 (Philosophy) GE B-3 (Physical Science) GE C-3 (Foreign Language) GE D-4 (Discipline GE D-2 (PSCI 203) Perspective) GE C-1 (Arts) ECON 200/202 ECON 200/202 ADMN 210 ACCT 211 ACCT 212 YEAR 3 ( units) FIN 313 FIN 314 IST 309/SCM 304 MKTG 305/PA 315 MGMT 350 PA 315/MKTG 305 MGMT 306 MGMT 455 HR Concentration Elective MGMT 302 UD GE Capstone UD GE Capstone YEAR 4 (>135 units) SCM 304/IST 309 MGMT 490 MGMT 998 (0 Units) MGMT 456 MGMT 458 MGMT 460 HR Concentration Elective Free Elective (if needed) Free Elective (if needed) UD GE Capstone Free Elective (if needed)
14 College of Business and Public Administration Information Systems and Technology Concentration (B.A.) General Education Requirements (82 Units) Units Required Core Courses (68 Units) Units Area A - Basic Skills 12 Lower Division Courses Written Communications IST 101 Introduction to Information Technology 2. Oral Communication ECON 200 Principles of Microeconomics 3. Critical Thinking ECON 202 Principles of Macroeconomics Area B - Natural Sciences 20 MGMT 230 Business Law 1. Mathematics ACCT 211 Introductory Accounting I 2. Life Science ACCT 212 Introductory Accounting II (prereq: ACCT 211) 3. Physical Science ADMN 210 Applied Business Statistics 4. Special Topics in Science and Technology MATH 110 College Algebra (also counts in GE-B1) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) Upper Division Courses 36 Area C - Humanities 20 FIN 313 Business Finance (prereq: ACCT 212, ADMN 210, Math 110) 1. Arts FIN 314 Corporate Financial Management (prereq: FIN 313) 2. Literature IST 309 Information Systems and Technology (prereq: IST 101) 3. Foreign Language MKTG 305 Marketing Principles (prereq: junior standing) 4. Philosophy MGMT 302 Management & Organizational Behavior 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) MGMT 350 Admin Communications (prereq: upper division writing course) Area D - Social and Behavioral Sciences 20 PA 315 Government Business Relations 1. American History and Civilization SCM 304 Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt (prereq: ADMN 210) 2. American Institutions (PSCI 203) MGMT 490 Strategic Mgmt (prereq: all upper division courses & Mgmt 306) 3. World Cultures Concentration Courses (24 Units) Discipline Perspectives IST 372 Information Technology (prereq: IST 309) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) IST 378 Problem Solving and Risk Management (prereq: IST 309) Area E - Lifelong Understanding 6 IST 490 Information Systems Planning and Policy 1. The Whole Person: Physical & Physiological Issues (prereq: all concentration courses, MGMT 306) 2. The Whole Person: Social & Psychological Issues Eight units from any 100 or 200 level IST courses: 3. Physical Education IST 150, 160, 215, 274, 275, 276, 280, 282, 283 Area F - Upper-Division Writing Requirement 4 Four units from any 300, 400, or 500 level IST courses 1. Expository Writing (MGMT 306) IST 305, 415, 474, 475, 476, 480, 485, 490, 505, 511, 525, 575, 590, 595 Area G - Multicultural/Gender Requirement 4 1. Integrative Course in 1 of the 3 breadth areas: SSCI: 316, 350 HUM/NSCI/SSCI 325, or Hum: 328, 335, 350, 370, 375, 380 *** Please note that requirements for general education, required core courses, and concentration courses may not total required 180 units. Free Electives may be required to make up the difference.
15 (B.A.) INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATION ROAD MAP YEAR 1 GE A-1 (English) GE A-2 (COMM 120) GE A-3 (Critical Thinking) GE B-1 (Math110) GE B-2 (Life Science) GE C-2 (Literature) IST 101 GE- E1 (KINE 205) GE D-3 (World Culture) GE E-2 (FIN 101) GE C-1 (Arts) IST Level Elective GE B-4 (Special Topics) GE E-3 (Physical Education) YEAR 2 IST Level Elective GE C-3 (Foreign Language) GE D-4 (Discipline GE C-4 (Philosophy) Perspective) GE D-1 (American History) GE D-2 (PSCI 203) MGMT 230 ADMN 210 ACCT 211 ACCT 212 YEAR 3 IST 309 IST 372 IST 378 ECON 200/202 ECON 200/202 Upper-Division Bus Core MGMT 306 Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core UD GE Capstone UD GE Capstone YEAR 4 GE B-3 (Physical Science) IST 300+ level Elective UD GE Capstone IST 490 FIN 313 FIN 314 MGMT 490 Upper-Division Bus Core Free Elective (if needed) Free Elective (if needed) Free Elective (if needed)
16 College of Business and Public Administration Information Systems and Technology Concentration (B.S.) General Education Requirements (82 Units) Units Required Core Courses (68 Units) Units Area A - Basic Skills 12 Lower Division Courses Written Communications IST 101 Introduction to Information Technology 2. Oral Communication ECON 200 Principles of Microeconomics 3. Critical Thinking ECON 202 Principles of Macroeconomics Area B - Natural Sciences 20 MGMT 230 Business Law 1. Mathematics ACCT 211 Introductory Accounting I 2. Life Science ACCT 212 Introductory Accounting II (prereq: ACCT 211) 3. Physical Science ADMN 210 Applied Business Statistics 4. Special Topics in Science and Technology MATH 110 College Algebra (also counts in GE-B1) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) Upper Division Courses 36 Area C - Humanities 20 FIN 313 Business Finance (prereq: ACCT 212, ADMN 210, Math 110) 1. Arts FIN 314 Corporate Financial Management (prereq: FIN 313) 2. Literature IST 309 Information Systems and Technology (prereq: IST 101) 3. Foreign Language MKTG 305 Marketing Principles (prereq: junior standing) 4. Philosophy MGMT 302 Management & Organizational Behavior 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) MGMT 350 Admin Communications (prereq: upper division writing course) Area D - Social and Behavioral Sciences 20 PA 315 Government Business Relations 1. American History and Civilization SCM 304 Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt(prereq: ADMN 210) 2. American Institutions (PSCI 203) MGMT 490 Strategic Mgmt (prereq: all upper division courses & Mgmt 306) 3. World Cultures Concentration Courses (44 Units) Discipline Perspectives IST 274 Data Base Management and Policies (prereq: IST 101) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) IST 275 Information Networking and Security (prereq: IST 101) Area E - Lifelong Understanding 6 IST 372 Information Technology (prereq: IST 309) 1. The Whole Person: Physical & Physiological Issues IST 378 Problem Solving and Risk Mgmt (Prereq: IST 309) 2. The Whole Person: Social & Psychological Issues IST 490 Info Systems Planning & Policy 3. Physical Education (prereq: all concentration courses, MGMT 306) Area F - Upper-Division Writing Requirement 4 Eight units from any 100 or 200 level IST courses: 1. Expository Writing (MGMT 306) IST 150, 160, 215, 276, 280, 282, 283 Area G - Multicultural/Gender Requirement 4 Sixteen Units from any 300, 400, or 500 level IST courses 1. Integrative Course in 1 of the 3 breadth areas: SSCI: 316, 350 IST 305, 415, 474, 475, 476, 480, 485, 505, 511, 525, 575, 590, 595 HUM/NSCI/SSCI 325, or Hum: 328, 335, 350, 370, 375, 380 *** Please note that requirements for general education, required core courses, and concentration courses may not total required 180 units. Free Electives may be required to make up the difference.
17 (B.S.) INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATION ROAD MAP YEAR 1 GE A-1 (English) IST 101 GE D-1 (American History) GE B-1 (Math110) MGMT 230 GE C-2 (Literature) GE A-2 (COMM 120) GE A-3 (Critical Thinking) GE B-2 (Life Science) GE E-2 (FIN 101) GE- E1 (KINE 205) GE B-4 (Special Topics) GE E-3 (Physical Education) ADMN 210 IST 274 IST 275 GE C-1 (Arts) ACCT 211 ACCT 212 GE C-3 (Foreign Language) GE C-4 (Philosophy) GE B-3 (Physical Science) GE D-3 (World Cultures) GE D-2 (PSCI 203) GE D-4 (Discipline Perspective) IST 309 IST 372 IST 378 ECON 200/202 ECON 200/202 *IST Elective MGMT 306 Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core Upper-Division Bus Core UD GE Capstone Upper-Division Bus Core *16 units must be from and 500- level courses. YEAR 4 *IST Elective *IST Elective *IST Elective *IST Elective *IST Elective IST 490 FIN 313 FIN 314 MGMT 490 Upper-Division Bus Core UD GE Capstone UD GE Capstone *16 units must be from and 500- level courses. YEAR 2 YEAR 3 **NOTE B.S. Requires 198 Units: 190 units on roadmap + 8 units of other coursework.
18 College of Business and Public Administration International Business Concentration (B.A.) General Education Requirements (82 Units) Units Required Core Courses (68 Units) Units Area A - Basic Skills 12 Lower Division Courses Written Communications IST 101 Introduction to Information Technology 2. Oral Communication ECON 200 Principles of Microeconomics 3. Critical Thinking ECON 202 Principles of Macroeconomics Area B - Natural Sciences 20 MGMT 230 Business Law 1. Mathematics ACCT 211 Introductory Accounting I 2. Life Science ACCT 212 Introductory Accounting II (prereq: ACCT 211) 3. Physical Science ADMN 210 Applied Business Statistics 4. Special Topics in Science and Technology MATH 110 College Algebra (also counts in GE-B1) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) Upper Division Courses 36 Area C - Humanities 20 FIN 313 Business Finance (prereq: ACCT 212, ADMN 210, Math 110) 1. Arts FIN 314 Corporate Financial Management (prereq: FIN 313) 2. Literature IST 309 Information Systems and Technology (prereq: IST 101) 3. Foreign Language MKTG 305 Marketing Principles (prereq: junior standing) 4. Philosophy MGMT 302 Management & Organizational Behavior 5. Integrative Capstone(Jr. & Sr. Level Course) MGMT 350 Admin Communications (prereq: upper division writing course) Area D - Social and Behavioral Sciences 20 PA 315 Government Business Relations 1. American History and Civilization SCM 304 Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt (prereq: ADMN 210) 2. American Institutions (PSCI 203) MGMT 490 Strategic Mgmt (prereq: all upper division courses & Mgmt 306) 3. World Cultures Concentration Courses (32 Units) Discipline Perspectives MGMT 405 Managing Across Borders (prereq: MGMT 302) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) Eight units chosen from: ADMIN: 575, 590, Fin 433*, MGMT 526*, MKTG 470*, Area E - Lifelong Understanding 6 SCM 445* (*course can't double count in chosen specialty) 1. The Whole Person: Physical & Physiological Issues Eight units of 200-level or higher courses in same foreign language chosen from: 2. The Whole Person: Social & Psychological Issues 3. Physical Education Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, or Spanish Twelve units chosen from within one of three specialties: Area F - Upper-Division Writing Requirement 4 Regional Specialty 1. Expository Writing (MGMT 306) Functional Specialty Area G - Multicultural/Gender Requirement 4 Study Abroad Specialty 1. Integrative Course in 1 of the 3 breadth areas: SSCI: 316, 350 MGMT 998 Baccalaureate Reflective Essay (Enroll in LAST academic quarter) HUM/NSCI/SSCI 325, or Hum: 328, 335, 350, 370, 375, 380 *** Please note that requirements for general education, required core courses, and concentration courses may not total required 180 units. Free Electives may be required to make up the difference.
19 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONCENTRATION ROAD MAP YEAR 1 GE A-1 (English) IST 101 GE C-2 (Literature GE B-1 (Math110) GE A-3 (Critical Thinking) GE D-1 (American History) GE A-2 (COMM 120) MGMT 230 GE-B-2 (Life Science) GE E-2 (FIN 101) GE E-1 (KINE 205) GE E-3 (Physical Education) YEAR 2 GE D-3 (World Cultures) GE C-4 (Philosophy) GE B-3 (Physical Science) GE-B-4 (Special Topics) GE D-4 (Discipline GE D-2 (PSCI 203) Perspective) GE C-1 (Arts) ECON 200/202 ECON 200/202 ADMN 210 ACCT 211 ACCT 212 YEAR 3 MGMT 302 FIN 313 FIN 314 MGMT 306 SCM 304 IST 309 MKTG 305 MGMT 405 Concentration Elective Language 101 Language 102 GE C-3 (Language 103) YEAR 4 Specialty Course Specialty Course Specialty Course MGMT 350 PA 315 MGMT 490 UD GE Capstone UD GE Capstone MGMT 998 (0 Units) Language 200+ Language 200+ UD GE Capstone Concentration Elective
20 College of Business and Public Administration Management Concentration (B.A.) General Education Requirements (82 Units) Units Required Core Courses (68 Units) Units Area A - Basic Skills 12 Lower Division Courses Written Communications IST 101 Introduction to Information Technology 2. Oral Communication ECON 200 Principles of Microeconomics 3. Critical Thinking ECON 202 Principles of Macroeconomics Area B - Natural Sciences 20 MGMT 230 Business Law 1. Mathematics ACCT 211 Introductory Accounting I 2. Life Science ACCT 212 Introductory Accounting II (prereq: ACCT 211) 3. Physical Science ADMN 210 Applied Business Statistics 4. Special Topics in Science and Technology MATH 110 College Algebra (also counts in GE-B1) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) Upper Division Courses 36 Area C - Humanities 20 FIN 313 Business Finance (prereq: ACCT 212, ADMN 210, Math 110) 1. Arts FIN 314 Corporate Financial Management (prereq: FIN 313) 2. Literature IST 309 Information Systems and Technology (prereq: IST 101) 3. Foreign Language MKTG 305 Marketing Principles (prereq: junior standing) 4. Philosophy MGMT 302 Management & Organizational Behavior 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) MGMT 350 Admin Communications (prereq: upper division writing course) Area D - Social and Behavioral Sciences 20 PA 315 Government Business Relations 1. American History and Civilization SCM 304 Principles of Supply Chain Mgmt (prereq: ADMN 210) 2. American Institutions (PSCI 203) MGMT 490 Strategic Mgmt (prereq: all upper division courses & Mgmt 306) 3. World Cultures Concentration Courses (24 Units) Discipline Perspectives MGMT 335 Business, Ethics, and Society (prereq: MGMT 306) 5. Integrative Capstone (Jr. & Sr. Level Course) MGMT 405 Managing Across Borders (prereq: MGMT 302 or PSYC 302) Area E - Lifelong Understanding 6 MGMT 455 Human Resource Mgmt (prereq: MGMT 302, 306) 1. The Whole Person: Physical & Physiological Issues Twelve units chosen from: 2. The Whole Person: Social & Psychological Issues MGMT 402, 406, 442, 451, 452, 457, 459, 515, 575, Physical Education MGMT 998 Baccalaureate Reflective Essay (Enroll in LAST academic quarter) Area F - Upper-Division Writing Requirement 4 1. Expository Writing (MGMT 306) Area G - Multicultural/Gender Requirement 4 1. Integrative Course in 1 of the 3 breadth areas: SSCI: 316, 350 HUM/NSCI/SSCI 325, or Hum: 328, 335, 350, 370, 375, 380 *** Please note that requirements for general education, required core courses, and concentration courses may not total required 180 units. Free Electives may be required to make up the difference.
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