Business Online Courses
The following online undergraduate classes, managed by Global Campus, are offered in interactive online asynchronous and self-paced formats.
Description: Emphasis upon understanding the accounting cycle and the content and preparation of financial statements. Labs are designed to further address, through practice and implementation, the content of this course.
Format(s) Available: Interactive Term-based (section 950-999)
Cost: global campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Sample syllabus for all sections: use current syllabus to purchase materials, as these may change.
Description: Studies fundamental concepts of cost and managerial accounting. Labs are designed to further address, through practice and implementation, the content of this course. A grade of C or higher is needed in ACCT 121 for admission to ACCT122.
Prerequisite(s): ACCT 121
Format(s) Available: Interactive Term-based (section 950-999)
Cost: global campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Sample syllabus for all sections: use current syllabus to purchase materials, as these may change.
Description: Examines the principles and challenges of operating a small business. Topics include establishing a new business, providing physical facilities, financing, marketing, and management of the small business. Does not apply towards a management major during junior and senior years.
Format(s) Available: Self-Paced Open Learning (section 901), Interactive Term-based (section 950-999) ,
Cost: global campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Sample syllabus for all sections: use current syllabus to purchase materials, as these may change.
Description: Introduction to general legal principles concerning business organizations, property laws, employment regulation, agency laws, business torts and crimes, constitutional law, regulation of negotiable instruments and contracts, and the Uniform Commercial Code.
Format(s) Available: Interactive Term-based (section 950-999)
Cost: global campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Description: Introduction to the philosophy of management which presents an overview of organizational behavior. Emphases include the functions of management (planning, organizing, leading, and controlling), group and team dynamics, organizational structure, strategic planning, managing within a global environment, human resource functions, motivation, and management control systems.
Format(s) Available: Interactive Term-based (section 950-999)
Cost: online campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Sample syllabus for all sections: use current syllabus to purchase materials, as these may change.Description: A survey of the global environment in which business is conducted. Topics include globalization and the multinational corporation, international trade and investment, international monetary system, strategy and structure of international business, and international business functions.
Format(s) Available: Interactive Term-based (section 950-999)
Cost: online campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Sample syllabus for all sections: use current syllabus to purchase materials, as these may change.Description: Analysis of problems and issues faced by production/operations managers in manufacturing and service industries. Concepts and techniques include quality management with SPSS statistical analysis, supply chain design, procurement, LINDO linear programming, logistics operation, product development, operations scheduling, queues, process analysis, inventory control, forecasting, and project management.
Format(s) Available: Interactive Term-based (section 950-999)
Cost: online campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Sample syllabus for all sections: use current syllabus to purchase materials, as these may change.Description: The goal of this integrative and interdisciplinary course is to enable students to draw together all the concepts and theories from business core courses and develop a strategic plan for a business case via the analysis of strategic and organizational problems and issues. This is a Capstone Course, it is recommended for students to take FNCE317 prior to enrolling in BSAD494.
Format(s) Available: Interactive Term-based (section 950-999)
Prerequisite: FNCE 317, BSAD 355
Cost: online campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Sample syllabus for all sections: use current syllabus to purchase materials, as these may change.Description: Analysis of some major statistics of a national economy in the long and the short run, such as aggregate income and expenditures, economic growth, inflation, and unemployment, as well as the monetary system and money supply.
Format(s) Available: Self-Paced Open Learning (section 901), Interactive Term-based (section 950-999)
Cost: online campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Sample syllabus for all sections: use current syllabus to purchase materials, as these may change.
Description: Use of the mainstream economic schools of thought to explain how economic units (consumers and producers) make decisions. The role of the market in organizing economic activity is widely explained as well as the way resources are allocated in an economy through the price mechanism. Concepts like elasticities and profit maximization are computed and analyzed. Algebra used extensively.
Format(s) Available: Self-Paced Open Learning (section 901), Interactive Term-based (section 950-999)
Cost: online campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Sample syllabus for all sections: use current syllabus to purchase materials, as these may change.
Description: A managerial approach to financial analysis, planning, and control. Management of working capital, long-term assets, and long-term financing.
Prerequisite(s): ACCT 122 , MATH 166
Format(s) Available: Interactive Term-based (section 950-999)
Cost: online campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Sample syllabus for all sections: use current syllabus to purchase materials, as these may change.
Description: In this course, students will be introduced to the business and enterprise technology ecosystems and organizational information systems through lectures and in-classroom activities. The lab will introduce students to a variety of enterprise tools like applied analytical applications, collaborative technology, and data visualization systems.
Format(s) Available: Interactive Term-based (section 950-999)
Cost: online campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Sample syllabus for all sections: use current syllabus to purchase materials, as these may change.
Description: A general survey of the four major marketing areas using the underpinnings of Christian values and ethical principles in a dynamic, highly competitive, global economy. The course assesses marketing concepts, strategies, and tactics that create value for consumers and organizations through integrated production and distribution of goods.
Format(s) Available: Interactive Term-based (section 950-999)
Cost: online campus tuition, main campus tuition, (additional costs for books and fees)
Tech Requirements: Latest version of Chrome or Mozilla browser. Check computer requirements.
Sample syllabus for all sections: use current syllabus to purchase materials, as these may change.
