Program Description - Pellissippi State Community College

CUE 2250 Risk Management & Insurance 3 Credits
A study of the concepts and principles of risk management and control. Important concepts
of insurance, property and liability, personal and institution risk exposures and insurance are
covered. On Demand
CUE 2300 Financial Counseling 2 Credits
A study of financial counseling. Topics include family resource management, consumer
credit, budgeting, social security and estate planning. On Demand
CUE 2310 Economics & the Monetary System 3 Credits
Introduction to basic concepts and theories of supply, demand, inflation, GNP and elasticity.
Additional topics include money’s functions, types of financial institutions, significant
banking legislation and the Federal Reserve and its powers. Special emphasis is placed on
applications to credit unions. On Demand
CUE 2350 Money & Banking 3 Credits
A study of financial institution structures and their role in the financial, economic and open
market operations. On Demand
CUE 2400 Business Law 3 Credits
Astudy of the principles of law as applied to business transactions, including contracts, employment,
negotiable instruments and security agreements. On Demand
CUE 2450 Financial Management I 3 Credits
An introduction to general concepts in finance and their application to credit union financial
management. This is the first in a two-part series on financial management. On Demand
Prerequisite(s): CUE 2000
CUE 2500 Credit Union Finance 3 Credits
Applications and issues in credit union financial management. On Demand Prerequisite(s):
CUE 2450
DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES ENGLISH (SEE ENGLISH)
DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES MATH (SEE MATHEMATICS)
DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES READING (SEE READING)
DEVELOPMENTAL STUDY SKILLS
DSPS 0800 College & Lifetime Learning 3 Credits
College and Lifetime Learning supports integration of reading, English and math skills.
Content covers a combination of traditional study skills including note taking, test taking and
improving memory. It also covers essential life skills including managing time, managing conflict,
setting goals, solving problems creatively, maintaining good health and utilizing community
and college resources. Spring and Fall
E-COMMERCE/MARKETING
MKT 2200 Principles of Marketing 3 Credits
Astudy of the function of marketing in businesses and organizations. Topics include targ e t
markets, segmentation, product and service analysis, promotion planning, distribution and
supply chain management, and pricing strategies within the context of relationship marketing.
Spring and Fall
◆ Meets Pellissippi State and Tennessse Board of Regents minimum degree requirements. ★ Transfers as equivalent course to the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
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