| GBUS 3350 | Business Information Systems |
GBUS 3350 Business Information Systems (3-0). Exposure to business applications software from the perspective of a manager. Emphasis on the changing nature of information and the data needs of managers. Consideration of the expansion of E-Business and how that affects business functions. Emphasis on the vast array of options for managing information and exposure to techniques for improving management decisions. The course also considers practical approaches to understanding some associated areas of BIS such as the impact of large technology companies on their competitors and the linkage of social media with BIS and the issues that these dynamic areas create. |
| GBUS 3351 | Business Law |
GBUS 3351 Business Law (3-0). Legal aspect of business transactions with emphasis on the law of contracts, agency, bailment, and commercial paper. |
| GBUS 3352 | Quantitative Methods |
GBUS 3352 Quantitative Methods in Business (3-0). A study of data presentation, descriptive measures, probability distributions, sampling distributions, confidence intervals, and hypothesis testing with emphasis on business applications. Prerequisite: MATH 1314 |
| GBUS 4305 | Business & Society |
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| GBUS 4315 | Research: American Entrepreneu |
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| GBUS 4315 | Research: Marketing Mgmt. |
Selected topics in business administration to be offered as an elective course to meet students? needs. May be repeated for credit when course topic changes. |
| GBUS 4315 | Research: Personal Finance |
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| GBUS 4315 | Research: Real Estate Invsetin |
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| GBUS 4315 | Semi: American Entrepreneurial |
Selected topics in business administration to be offered as an elective course to meet students? needs. May be repeated for credit when course topic changes. |
| GBUS 4315 | Seminar for Bus Admin |
Selected topics in business administration to be offered as an elective course to meet students? needs. May be repeated for credit when course topic changes. |
| GBUS 4320 | Real Estate Principles |
An introduction to real estate principles and markets. Emphasis is placed on real property, contract and agency law, financing, home ownership and real estate mathematics. Designed to inform and educate students and prepare them to become informed property owners and consumers. Prerequisite: MKTG 3307 |
| GBUS 4355 | International Business |
GBUS 4355 International Business (3-0). Covers the economic underpinnings of free trade; investment and trade barriers; foreign direct investment; the multi-national enterprise; assessing the international business environment; and global organization and strategy. |
| GBUS 4360 | Business Capstone |
GBUS 4360 Business Capstone (3-0). The BBA capstone course involving the integration of all functional business areas. Emphasis on management decision making as it pertains to planning, implementing, and evaluating organizational strategy. Prerequisites: Business Major - Senior standing |
| GBUS 5301 | Bus Res & Reprtng |
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| GBUS 5302 | Read & Case: Working Remotely |
Covers one or more special fields. Separate sections for accounting, finance, marketing, quantitative analysis, risk management, industrial management, personnel and industrial relations and other fields are dealt with as needed. May be repeated for graduate credit course when course topic changes. |
| GBUS 5309 | Analysis and Dec Theory |
GBUS 5309 Quantitative Analysis and Decision Theory for Business (3-0). A study of decision-making under uncertainty, decision-making under risk, decision trees, utility theory, linear regression, time series forecasting models, linear programming (graphical methods and simplex method), and project management. (PERT/CPM). |
