Business Distance Courses
These Business 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
AC 220-221/2.3
Principles of Accounting I (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: ACCT 211Principles of Accounting I
This course presents fundamental accounting concepts, theories, and procedures. Both accounting principles and practice are emphasized so that students can obtain an understanding of the sources of financial information and the uses of such information.
Format: Paper self-paced
AC 220-221/3.3
Principles of Accounting II (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: ACCT 212 Principles of Accounting II
This course presents fundamental accounting concepts, theories, and procedures. Both accounting principles and practice are emphasized so that students can obtain an understanding of the sources of financial information and the uses of such information.
Format: Paper self-paced
BA 105/731.0
Introduction to Business (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: BUAD 105 Introduction to Business
Introduction to Business offers an introduction to the principles and practices of business and an overview of the functional areas.
Format: Paper self-paced
BA 310/735.1
Principles of Management (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: MGMT 330 Principles of Management
Prerequisite: Sophomore standing
This is an introductory course designed to familiarize students with the knowledge, roles, responsibilities, and skills required of modern managers.
Format: Paper self-paced
BA 371/738.1
Production/Operations Management (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: BUAD 315 Quantitative Methods
Prerequisite: BA 310 and junior standing
Creative management of the production and operation function of the organization can lead to competitive advantage. This course examines what production and operations managers do, as well as investigates the latest tools and concepts they use to support key decisions.
Format: Paper self-paced
OU Tuition and Fees | Registration | NO Financial Aid | Academic Policies
BA 375/8.4
Business Law (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: BUAD 375 Business Law I
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: Paper self-paced
BA 495/733.2
Business Policy and Strategy (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: MGMT 485 Business Strategy and Policy
This course is designed to develop an understanding of policy formation and strategic planning as related to current business practices. Integration of business fundamentals (marketing, finance, accounting, production, economics) into a balanced analysis of the whole business system is emphasized. Open to seniors only.
Format: Paper self-paced
OU Tuition and Fees | Registration | NO Financial Aid | Academic Policies
EC 282/5.4
Principles of Microeconomics (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: ECON 266 Principles of Economics II- Micro
An analysis of the basic concepts which describe how individuals choose what to consume and how entrepreneurs choose what to produce. The pricing mechanism and the determination of output level in the various market structures.
Format: Paper self-paced
EC 283/4.5
Principles of Macroeconomics (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: ECON 265 Principles of Economics I- Macro
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: Paper self-paced
FN 311/737.2
Principles of Finance (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: FNCE 290 Business Finance
Prerequisite: AC 221
The source and uses of funds required by a business. A theoretical framework that the financial manager can use to reach decisions within the realities of the financial world.
Format: Paper self-paced
MK 301/732.2
Principles of Marketing (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: MKTG 210 Principles of Marketing
Principles and methods involved in the movement of goods and services from producers to consumers; strategies the firm may use to take advantage of market opportunities; how the social, political, technological, and economic environments affect these market opportunities.
Format: Paper self-paced
OU Tuition and Fees | Registration | NO Financial Aid | Academic Policies
Washington Adventist University Credit
BUAD 105/731.0
Introduction to Business (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: BUAD 105 Introduction to Business
An introduction to the business world. Topics, include industry, finance, accounting, marketing, economics, management, etc. Informative to any student regardless of major. Not required for business majors.
Format: Paper self-paced
BUAD 246/288.0
Business Research and Communication (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: BUAD 246 Business Research and Communication
Prerequisite: ENGL 102
Designed to enhance research and writing skills and to help the student develop competency in writing business communications.
Format: Online independent study
BUAD 315/738.1
Quantitative Methods (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: BUAD 315 Quantitative Methods
Prerequisite: MATH 110
The business decision-making process and the applications of linear equations, linear programming, matrix algebra, probability, minimization and maximization problems, game theory, PERT, inventory models, and introduction to forecasting.
Format: Paper self-paced
BUAD 375/8.4
Business Law I (3 sem hours)
GU Equivalent: BUAD 375 Business Law I
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: Paper self-paced
WAU Tuition and Fees | Registration | NO Financial Aid | Academic Policies