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B A C H E L O R O F A P P L I E D S C I E N C E ( B . A . S . ) D E G R E E BACCALAUREATE DEGREE PROGRAMS The Bachelor of Applied Science in Project Management (B.A.S.) offers six pre-planned areas of emphasis: Acquisitions, Project Management, Public Service Management, Quality Improvement, Technology Management and Training & Development/Human Resources. There is also an option for developing a “customized” program plan that allows a student, in consultation with an advisor, to select the set of upper division courses most complementary to his or her education and career goals. In addition to the 36-credit general education requirement (1000 and 2000 level courses) for a baccalaureate degree, students will build upon their associate’s degree coursework to complete a comprehensive 120-credit curriculum. The junior and senior level curriculum (3000 and 4000 level courses) consists of a 27-credit core and 15-33 credits of emphasis and elective courses. Most students will complete the core first, but some specialized courses may be taken prior to completion of the core. Students may select the area of emphasis that best fits his/her career goals. There are six areas of emphasis from which to choose, each requiring at least fifteen credits to meet degree requirements. Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Project Management LOWER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS* Unless otherwise specified, select courses from each category: see page 79-80. General Education Course Requirements* Credit Hours ENC 1101 English Composition I................................................3 ENC 1102 English Composition II...............................................3 MAC 1105 <strong>College</strong> Algebra or other General Education Math......................................3 STA 2023 Statistics or other General Education Math......................................3 ____ ____ General Education Humanities (SATC)..................6 ____ ____ General Education Biological Science ...................4 ____ ____ General Education Physical Science.......................4 ____ ____ General Education Science or HLP 1081....................................................... 3-4 ____ ____ Social Science/History/Government......................3 ____ ____ Social Science/Behavioral Science .........................3 ____ ____ General Education Elective.......................................1 Total General Education Credits.............................................. 36 Lower Division Electives*..................................................24 - 42 Foreign Language Credits must be earned in the same foreign language; the requirement may also be satisfied with two years of the same high school foreign language or appropriate score on an approved CLEP examination................................................... 8 TOTAL LOWER DIVISION (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) REQUIREMENTS................................ 60 * Students entering with an A.S. or A.A.S degree will have more than 24 elective credits and may need additional general education credits to meet the 36 general education credits required for the baccalaureate degree. Students entering with an A.A. degree may need additional electives to provide appropriate business and/or technical background for the baccalaureate program. UPPER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS** Core Requirements**.............................................. Credit Hours ACG 3083 Accounting Concepts and Practice........................3 BUL 3320 Law and Business........................................................3 FIN 4402 Financial and Economic Management...................3 GEB 3031 Contemporary Business Practices...........................3 GEB 3213 Business and Administrative Communication.....................................................3 GEB 3434 Ethical Issues for Business Leaders..........................2 GEB 3444 Business Trends and Issues.......................................3 GEB 3933 Business Research.......................................................1 MAN 3052 Management Philosophy and Practice............................................................3 MAN 3583 Project Management .................................................3 Total Core Course..................................................................... 27 Required Courses for the Specific Area of Emphasis Specific emphasis courses are listed separately on the next page under each Area of Emphasis.................................... 6-15 Additional Upper Division Course Requirements** Students will work with an advisor to develop a program of study that includes electives from the approved list depending on the student’s selected Area of Emphasis...............................................................18-33 TOTAL UPPER DIVISION ELECTIVE CREDITS REQUIRED**............................................................. 60 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED FOR THE DEGREE................................................................... 120 ** Depending on the student’s associate’s degree, with approval, some lower division credits may be substituted for upper division electives; however, all students must complete at least 40 upper division credits to meet baccalaureate degree requirements. 68 D E G R E E S
AREAS OF EMPHASIS Requirements for an Emphasis in Acquisitions Admission Program Objective Code R100C Required Courses for the Emphasis in Acquisitions BUL 4333 Contract Formation and Administration................3 BUL 4931 Acquisitions Law Seminar.........................................3 MAN 3120 Leadership and Group Dynamics ...........................3 MAN 3574 Acquisitions Management........................................3 MAN 4930 Applications Seminar: Acquisitions.........................3 Total Emphasis Requirements.................................................. 15 Requirements for an Emphasis in Project Management Admission Program Objective Code R100D Required Courses for the Emphasis in Project Management BUL 4333 Contract Formation and Administration................3 MAN 3120 Leadership and Group Dynamics ...........................3 MAN 4931 Applications Seminar: Project Management............................................3 Total Required Emphasis Credits............................................... 9 Requirements for an Emphasis in Public Service Admission Program Objective Code R100G Required Courses for an Emphasis in Public Service Management MAN 3120 Leadership and Group Dynamics ...........................3 MAN 4720 Strategic Planning and Management......................3 PAD 3003 Public Service Operations........................................3 PAD 3882 Issues in Public Service Administration..................4 Total Required Emphasis Credits............................................. 13 Requirements for an Emphasis in Quality Improvement Admission Program Objective Code R100F Required Courses for the Emphasis in Quality Improvement MAN 4520 Quality Management.................................................3 MAN 4555 Quality Certification: ISO 9000..............................3 Total Emphasis Requirements.................................................... 6 Requirements for an Emphasis in Technology Management Admission Program Objective Code R100H Required Courses for the Emphasis in Technology Management GEB 4454 Business in High Technology Environment...........3 ISM 3232 Software Essentials .....................................................3 ISM 3220 Network Technologies for Info Professionals.......3 ISM 3323 Applications in Information Security......................3 MAN 3120 Leadership and Group Dynamics ...........................3 Total Required Emphasis Credits............................................. 15 Requirements for an Emphasis in Training and Development/Human Resources Admission Program Objective Code R100E Required Courses for the Emphasis in Training and Development MAN 3120 Leadership and Group Dynamics ...........................3 MAN 3310 Issues in Human Resource Management..............3 MAN 3350 Training and Development.......................................2 Total Required Emphasis Credits............................................... 8 Requirements for a Custom Program Plan Admission Program Objective Code R100B Students pursuing the custom option will work with an advisor to develop a program of study which includes the 33 upper division credits most helpful to his/her career goals. ELECTIVES Upper Division Elective Course Requirements**............18 - 33 Students will work with an advisor to develop a program of study that includes electives from the list below depending on the selected Area of Emphasis: ACG 4901 Independent Study - Accounting.............................1 BUL 4333 Contract Formation and Administration................3 BUL 4931 Acquisitions Law Seminar.........................................3 GEB 3930 Business Project and Acquisitions Terms and Concepts......................1 GEB 4454 Business in a High Technology Environment........3 GEB 4901 Independent Study - Business Administration......1 GEB 4930 Special Topics: Project Management.....................3 GEB 4931 Special Topics: Acquisitions......................................3 GEB 4932 Special Topics: Management...................................3 GEB 4933 Special Topics: Management...................................3 GEB 4934 Special Topics: Business Administration................3 GEB 4941 Internship: Business....................................................3 GEB 4950 Special Topics in Business Administration.............3 ISM 3220 Network Technologies for Info Professionals.......3 ISM 3232 Software Essentials .....................................................3 ISM 3323 Applications in Information Security......................3 ISM 4480 Electronic Commerce Systems & Strategies..........3 ISM 4930 Special Topics - Technology Management............3 ISM 4931 Internship - Technology Management....................3 MAN 3120 Leadership and Group Dynamics ...........................3 MAN 3310 Issues in Human Resource Management..............3 MAN 3320 Employee Staffing and Benefits...............................2 MAN 3350 Training and Development.......................................2 MAN 3574 Acquisitions Management........................................3 MAN 4401 Labor Relations............................................................2 MAN 4520 Quality Management.................................................3 MAN 4555 Quality Certification: ISO 9000..............................3 MAN 4720 Strategic Planning and Management......................3 MAN 4901 Independent Study - Management.........................1 MAN 4930 Applications Seminar: Acquisitions.........................3 MAN 4931 Applications Seminar: Project Management........3 MAN 4932 Contract Negotiations Seminar...............................3 MAN 4933 Best-Value Source Selection Seminar.....................3 MAN 4934 Logistics Management Seminar...............................3 MAN 4940 Internship: Management...........................................3 PAD 3003 Public Service Operations........................................3 PAD 3393 Advanced Emergency Management......................3 PAD 3882 Issues in Public Service Administration..................4 PAD 4933 Special Topics: Public Service..................................3 ____ ____ Other Approved Upper Division Elective(s)..... 1-3 ____ ____ Other Approved Lower Division Elective(s)..........3 D E G R E E S 69 BACCALAUREATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
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