Business and Computer Studies Distance Courses
These Business and Computer Studies courses are offered for credit by Oakwood University and Washington Adventist University.
Griggs University manages the registration and provides the instruction and support for students. Griggs University is owned and operated by Andrews University.
Oakwood University Credit
BA 375-911
Business Law (3 sem hours)
Prerequisite: Junior standing
This course is designed to familiarize the student with the fundamental principles of the laws of business so they act intelligently and understand their rights, duties, and inabilities in ordinary business transactions. Contracts, bailment, sales, creditors’ rights and bankruptcy, and agency and employment relationships are covered. Emphasis is given to the Uniform Commercial Code.
Format: Self-paced Online
EC 283-911
Principles of Macroeconomics (3 sem hours)
An analysis of the basic concepts of the national income, including such various components as consumption, investment, government expenditures, and the export-import sector. An introduction to the general theories of inflation, growth, and employment.
Format: Self-paced Online
IT 120-911
Microcomputer Applications (3 sem hours)
Prerequisite: One year of high school typing or IT 100
This course is designed to give students basic computer concepts and practical experience in the use of the computer. Using software applications packages such as word processing, electronic spreadsheets, graphics, and database management, students will learn to input and output data useful in professional and personal pursuits.
Format: Self-paced Online
Washington Adventist University Credit
BUAD 375-921
Business Law I (3 sem hours)
A survey course designed to introduce legal topics and concepts that can and will affect you throughout both your personal and business lives. You will explore the legal environment, torts, business crimes, contracts, property, and estate planning.
Format: Self-paced Online
CPTR 105-921
Introduction to Computers (3 sem hours)
Prerequisite: MATH 052, placement test, or 30th percentile on ACT or SAT Math
An introduction to the capabilities and uses of computer technology. In addition to the basic hardware components of computer systems, students will be introduced to the Internet, word processing, electronic spreadsheets, databases, programming, and career opportunities available in the computer field. This course includes hands-on instruction. Credit for this course does not apply toward a major or minor in computer science, but it does apply toward the general education Core Competency requirement. Available online only.
Format: Self-paced Online
ECON 265-921
Principles of Economics I- Macro
An introductory course that explores topics such as economic growth, inflation, unemployment, fiscal and monetary policies, money supply, banking, and the central banking system within the context of major economic theories.
Format: Self-paced Online