2013–2014 UNIVERSITY CATALOG - Florida Institute of Technology
2013–2014 UNIVERSITY CATALOG - Florida Institute of Technology
2013–2014 UNIVERSITY CATALOG - Florida Institute of Technology
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Capstone<br />
BUS 5480 Strategic Management ............................................................ 3<br />
TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED.......................................... 36<br />
MBA – Management ________________________<br />
Major Code: 8335 Degree Awarded: Master <strong>of</strong> Business Administration<br />
Age Restriction: Y Admission Status: online graduate<br />
Delivery Mode/s: online Location/s: <strong>Florida</strong> Tech University Online<br />
Admission Materials: GMAT, GRE<br />
recommended<br />
The Master <strong>of</strong> Business Administration – Management degree program<br />
may be completed in two years or less and provides the highlevel<br />
knowledge and range <strong>of</strong> skills to meet the challenges <strong>of</strong> today’s<br />
complex global business.<br />
Rooted in the case method approach, this intensive MBA program<br />
<strong>of</strong>fers a uniquely collaborative, hands-on education. The program<br />
covers a variety <strong>of</strong> subjects including multinational business policy,<br />
entrepreneurship and operating management.<br />
The two-course sequence Essentials <strong>of</strong> Business Development 1<br />
and 2 (BUS 5601 and BUS 5602) culminates in a fully integrated<br />
business plan. Each student has the opportunity to choose a business<br />
and progressively bring it to fruition through critical business concepts<br />
from statistics and managerial economics to marketing.<br />
Students actively engage in case study analysis and exercise leadership<br />
and teamwork skills. Leadership theory, operations management<br />
and corporate venturing are covered as well as the core business fundamentals.<br />
The program combines academic principles with practical,<br />
real-world applications to result in a solid business foundation.<br />
Curriculum<br />
Foundation Courses<br />
The following foundation courses are required <strong>of</strong> all MBA students<br />
enrolled in their first semester at <strong>Florida</strong> Tech:<br />
BUS 5601 Essentials <strong>of</strong> Business Development 1 ................................... 3<br />
BUS 5602 Essentials <strong>of</strong> Business Development 2 ................................... 3<br />
This two-course core sequence familiarizes students with the principle<br />
concepts and tools used in the main foundation disciplines <strong>of</strong> business,<br />
including accounting, financial statement analysis, economics,<br />
marketing, management principles, finance, business law and statistics.<br />
Students also learn how the various disciplines are integrated by<br />
completing two substantive projects. These courses can be completed<br />
in one semester and are designed not only for individuals with undergraduate<br />
degrees in business, but also for students with undergraduate<br />
degrees in other fields. Full-time international students must register<br />
for at least one additional course. For more information, international<br />
students should consult with the associate dean <strong>of</strong> academics.<br />
Core Courses<br />
The MBA degree requires completion <strong>of</strong> a common set <strong>of</strong> six core<br />
courses including the capstone course in strategic management. These<br />
required courses are designed to prepare the student to respond to<br />
the complex business decisions that arise in today’s rapidly changing<br />
environment. As such, these courses incorporate either case studies or<br />
projects that require extensive qualitative and/or quantitative analysis.<br />
BUS 5421 Managerial Economics ........................................................... 3<br />
BUS 5431 Managerial Accounting .......................................................... 3<br />
BUS 5440 Financial Management ........................................................... 3<br />
BUS 5450 Organizational Behavior ......................................................... 3<br />
BUS 5470 Marketing Management ......................................................... 3<br />
Specialization<br />
BUS 5460 Management Information Systems ......................................... 3<br />
BUS 5461 Production and Operations Management .............................. 3<br />
BUS 5486 International Business ............................................................ 3<br />
BUS 5488 Corporate Innovations and New Ventures ............................. 3<br />
Capstone<br />
BUS 5480 Strategic Management ............................................................ 3<br />
TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED.......................................... 36<br />
MBA – Marketing __________________________<br />
Major Code: 8336 Degree Awarded: Master <strong>of</strong> Business Administration<br />
Age Restriction: Y Admission Status: online graduate<br />
Delivery Mode/s: online Location/s: <strong>Florida</strong> Tech University Online<br />
Admission Materials: GMAT, GRE<br />
recommended<br />
The Master <strong>of</strong> Business Administration – Marketing degree program<br />
may be completed in two years or less and provides the high-level<br />
knowledge and range <strong>of</strong> skills to meet the challenges <strong>of</strong> today’s complex<br />
global business.<br />
Rooted in the case method approach, this intensive MBA program<br />
<strong>of</strong>fers a uniquely collaborative, hands-on education. The program<br />
covers a variety <strong>of</strong> subjects including consumer behavior, multinational<br />
business policy and market research.<br />
The two-course sequence Essentials <strong>of</strong> Business Development 1<br />
and 2 (BUS 5601 and BUS 5602) culminates in a fully integrated<br />
business plan. Each student has the opportunity to choose a business<br />
and progressively bring it to fruition through critical business concepts<br />
from statistics and managerial economics to marketing.<br />
Students actively engage in case study analysis and exercise leadership<br />
and teamwork skills. Behavioral concepts and quantitative methods<br />
from a marketing management point <strong>of</strong> view are covered as well as<br />
the core business fundamentals. The program combines academic<br />
principles with practical, real-world applications to result in a solid<br />
business foundation.<br />
Curriculum<br />
Foundation Courses<br />
The following foundation courses are required <strong>of</strong> all MBA students<br />
enrolled in their first semester at <strong>Florida</strong> Tech:<br />
BUS 5601 Essentials <strong>of</strong> Business Development 1 ................................... 3<br />
BUS 5602 Essentials <strong>of</strong> Business Development 2 ................................... 3<br />
This two-course core sequence familiarizes students with the principle<br />
concepts and tools used in the main foundation disciplines <strong>of</strong> business,<br />
including accounting, financial statement analysis, economics,<br />
marketing, management principles, finance, business law and statistics.<br />
Students also learn how the various disciplines are integrated by<br />
completing two substantive projects. These courses can be completed<br />
in one semester and are designed not only for individuals with undergraduate<br />
degrees in business, but also for students with undergraduate<br />
degrees in other fields. Full-time international students must register<br />
for at least one additional course. For more information, international<br />
students should consult with the associate dean <strong>of</strong> academics.<br />
Core Courses<br />
The MBA degree requires completion <strong>of</strong> a common set <strong>of</strong> six core<br />
courses including the capstone course in strategic management. These<br />
required courses are designed to prepare the student to respond to<br />
the complex business decisions that arise in today’s rapidly changing<br />
environment. As such, these courses incorporate either case studies or<br />
projects that require extensive qualitative and/or quantitative analysis.<br />
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