15.04.04 AstronomyAST 3301 Astronomy 2,2A study of the stars, the solar system, planets,satellites, and galaxies. Descriptive and observationalastronomy are stressed. Prerequisite: MTH 1323Quantitative Literacy or higher.15.04.05 Business AdministrationBADM 1301 Introduction to Business 3,0This course is an introductory course for first yearbusiness majors. The focus in on introducing theconcepts of business as well as a broad overview ofwhat students can expect as they go through the BBAprogram. Topics include trends in business,management and organization, human resource issues,marketing, use of information for strategy anddecision making, and finance and investment issues.Students will be introduced to a variety careers as wellas practical and professional skills.BADM 1360 Personal Finance 3,0Personal financial management including Christianstewardship, budgeting, using credit, banking,financing major purchases, housing choices andfinancing options, insurance, investments, retirement,estate planning, and the use of the financial calculator.BADM 3310 Leadership and Business 3,0Leadership, management, and theleadership/management partnership. Also emphasis onmanagerial roles, interpersonal skills, andunderstanding oneself and others, teamwork,negotiation, ethics, essential skills, and managerialaids. This course has a writing component.BADM 3311 Principles of Management 3,0Management philosophy, theories, and practices.Includes management functions of planning, decisionmaking, organizing, staffing, communicating,motivating, leading, and controlling. Also a survey ofproduction-operations management, organizationalbehavior, international management and the globaleconomy. This course has a writing component.Recommend BADM 3310.BADM 3312 Small Business Management 3,0Learning the skills for starting a small business,successful small business ownership including thecritical areas of law, human resources,finance/accounting, marketing, management, andlocation are integrated and applied to be successful.Includes preparation of a comprehensive businessplan.BADM 3313 Creativity, Critical Thinking, & Change 3,0Designed to equip the individual, the manager, and theleader of the future with critical thinking and creativityskills necessary for a leader and a manager. Includes braindominance and thinking styles.BADM 3321 Business Law 3,0Background and role of law in business and society.Specific commercial law topics addressed includeUniform Commercial Code, business torts, property,contract sales, debit/creditor relations, and agency.BADM 3331 Organizational Communication 3,0A study of communication patterns in organizationsand practice in communication skills necessary forfunctioning in complex organizations. Cross-listed asCOM 3331.BADM 3334 Quantitative Methods 3,0This course is an upper level course in statistics thatteaches students how to use decision making toolswithin organizations. These tools include univariateand multivariate regression, ANOVA, Chi-square,correlation, non-parametric, linear programming,sensitivity analysis, transportation problems, networkmodels, and waiting line problems. Cross listed asECO 3334. Prerequisite: MTH 2301 Statistics or theequivalent.BADM 3340 Human Resource Management 3,0An introduction to human resource management.Topics include employment, placement and personnelplanning, training and development, compensation andbenefits, health, safety and security; employee andlabor relations. Recommend BADM 3310.BADM 3350 Principles of Marketing 3,0Practices and market structure, marketing functionsand strategies, institutions, pricing, demand creation,industrial and consumer, costs and marketinglegislation. This course has a writing component.BADM 3351 Selling and Sales Management 3,0Professional selling principles and practices forindustrial and consumer goods. Includes identificationand qualification of customers, developing anddelivering high quality presentations, persuasivetheories and techniques, ethics of selling, and pre/postsales services. Policy matters, product planning,distribution policies and pricing, sales promotion,organization and management of territories and thesales force, control of sales operation.BADM 3352 Integrated Mkt. Communications 3,0This course studies all elements of promotion andintegrated marketing communications. Students gainknowledge of the major promotion andcommunication tools organizations use, howpromotion is planned, budgeted, and used in themarketing program, and how to analyze promotionalternatives as they relate to the organization's<strong>2008</strong>-<strong>2009</strong> <strong>Catalog</strong> Page 100
marketing objectives and market segments served.Prerequisite: Upper level standing.BADM 3353 Consumer Behavior 3,0This course focuses on the analysis and interpretationof the behavior of individuals as buyers andconsumers of goods and services. Students will learnto evaluate and interpret the psychological, economic,and socio-cultural factors and trends that influencepurchase and consumption of goods and services.Prerequisite: Upper level standing.BADM 3360 Finance 3,0The course includes an introductory level survey offinancial management goals and decision making; riskand return analysis; portfolio diversification; marketefficiency; asset valuation; cost of capital; agencytheory; capital budgeting; and liquidity management.This course has a writing component. Prerequisites:ECO 2301, ECO 2302, and ACC 2302.BADM 3361 Money, Banking, and Credit 3,0The course will cover the role of financial markets inthe economy; the determination of interest rates; therole of financial intermediaries and financialintermediation; the role of the central bank inmonetary policy; and the macroeconomics ofmonetary policy and interest rates. Cross-listed asECO 3361. Prerequisites: ECO 2301, ECO2302.BADM 3370 Purchasing Management 3,0This course covers the basics of purchasing andmaterials management. Other topics includestandardization and industry standards, vendorselection and relationship including long termpartnering, make-or-buy, and purchasing involvementin organizational decisions.BADM 3380 Production and Ops. Management 3,0The course includes the strategic, tactical, andoperational issues that arise in management ofproduction and service operations; product andprocess design, facilities planning, qualitymanagement, materials management, operationsplanning and scheduling, and emerging technologiesin production and service management.BADM 4301 Mgmt. Practicum, Business Policy 3,0Enterprise management and responsibilities of generalmanagers; integrating the functional areas of businessadministration into a realistic approach to businessproblems; applying principles to complex problems atthe executive level, integrated into a computersimulation. This course has a writing component.Prerequisite: Senior level standing and BADM 3311.Students are expected to graduate in the calendar yearthat this course is completed.BADM 4310 Business Internship 3,0Provides students with job searching skills, on-the-jobexperience and training related to academic educationand long-term goals. May be repeated once for creditas an elective, but only three academic hours willcount toward any Business Management major. Anupper-level course for business majors only; graded ona pass/fail basis.BADM 4311 International Business Mgmt. 3,0Will be offered as either a travel course or classroomcourse, depending on the interest and/or time offered.Students will spend a total of 45 hours in classroomtypesettings (either on or off <strong>Concordia</strong>‘s campus).<strong>Course</strong> Requirements: Travel to designated site (ifoffered), readings from text, outside readings, writtenpapers, and exams.BADM 4312 3,0 Strategic ManagementThis course provides student with advanced levellearning and critical thinking skills in the areas ofstrategic planning, implementation and control.Integrated learning will take place using the variousbusiness disciplines, applying a general managementpoint of view. An overview of historical thought instrategic management will provide a basis for studentsto think about and form their own theories andmanagement styles. Students will apply their leaningthrough case studies and class projects. Pre-requisite:BADM 3311 Principles of Management.BADM 4350 International Marketing 3,0Will be offered as either a travel course or classroomcourse, depending on the interest and/or time offered.Students will spend a total of 45 hours in classroomtypesettings (either on or off <strong>Concordia</strong>‘s campus).<strong>Course</strong> Requirements: Travel to designated site (ifoffered), readings from text, outside readings, writtenpapers, and exams.BADM 4351 Advertising Management 3,0Through projects and texts, students will develop anunderstanding of the creation of effective advertising,media planning and budgeting, and advertisingstrategy as it relates to the overall marketing mix andstrategic plan of the organization, with specialemphasis on advanced copywriting and layout, forprint and broadcast media. Prerequisites: BADM3313, BADM 3350, and BADM 3352.BADM 4352 Internship in MarketingBADM 4353 Marketing Mgmt. and Strategy 3,0This course uses case analysis and readings tounderstand marketing planning and strategy in thecontext of organizational plans and strategies. Studentsalso use marketing simulations to integrateinformation from courses into a comprehensive<strong>2008</strong>-<strong>2009</strong> <strong>Catalog</strong> Page 101
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