2009–2010 Academic Catalog - Concordia University Ann Arbor

Concordia University Ann Arbor 2009–2010 Academic Catalog
Writing Intensive (w) Requirement
0-5+ credits
Each student will complete two upper level (300-400) writing intensive courses designated with a “(w)” at
Concordia University. These are courses are not transferable and include writing instruction that goes above
and beyond regular coursework. Writing intensive courses are often, but not always, part of the required
courses in a major, minor or program. When a writing intensive course is applied to the requirements for a
major, minor or program, the general studies writing intensive requirement is fulfilled and the credits are
applied to the major, minor or program.
Senior Project Requirement
1+ credits
Each student will complete a senior project (XXX483/484 Senior Project) that demonstrates an understanding
of the subject of the student’s major area of study, uses methodologies appropriate to advanced undergraduate
study, integrates specialized study with the liberal arts core, connects to the student’s prospective career, and
shows an awareness of the Christian context of a Concordia education. The number of credits required for the
Senior Project varies and may be a requirement of some but not all majors or minors. If the Senior Project is not
a requirement in the student’s major or minor, then the student may choose to complete a Senior Project in the
content area of her/his choice.
THE HAAB SCHOOL OF BUSINESS &
MANAGEMENT
The Haab School of Business and Management provides a challenging and intimate learning environment,
affording close contact with professors. Our classes are taught by experienced business leaders whose primary
goal is to ensure your success. The Haab Protégé Program approach includes:
Individualized Focus
At Haab we’ll help you to explore your interests and assist you in developing a customized degree and career
plan based upon your specific goals. This tailored program will provide you with a solid business and
management foundation for achieving your continued personal and professional growth.
Applied Knowledge
Our internships and Senior projects combine theory with practical application, by interaction between students,
local and regional businesses, and community organizations. This provides students with an opportunity to
explore their field of interest in a real-world business or non-profit environment.
Business Connections
Our students benefit from Haab’s relationships with the regional business community, as well as with local
social service and non-profit organizations as evidenced by out Guest Lecture Series.
Ethical Perspective
In a climate where ethical values serve to strengthen leadership skills, the Haab experience provides a firm
ethical foundation to our future business leaders.
Business Administration Major
—Liberal Arts, Pre-Law, Pre-Seminary Programs
Open Enrollment Core Courses
60-61 credits
36 credits
ACC201 Accounting I 3
ACC202 Accounting II 3
BUS101 Introduction to Business 3
BUS111 Leadership 3
BUS251 Information Management & Technology 3
BUS311 Principles of Management (w) 3
BUS321 Business Law 3
BUS331 Principles of Marketing 3
BUS357 Human Resource Management 3
COM202 Business Communication 3
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