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Graduate Catalog: Section 7.4.8http://graduate.ua.edu/catalog/18000.htmlST 521 Statistical Data Management 3ST 522 Advanced Statistical Data Management 3ST 531 Data Mining I 3ST 532 Advanced Data Mining II 3____Total semester hours of required courses 27Elective coursesOne additional course at the graduate level is needed to complete thetotal hours required for the M.A. degree, Track II. Students may selectone course from the list below. Students who wish to avoid taking acomprehensive exam may choose EC 597. The purpose of this classis to provide students an opportunity to complete projects usingeconomics analysis. This would provide a capstone experience forstudents in the program.EC 516 Monetary Theory and PolicyEC 531 International FinanceEC 550 Survey of Development of Economic ThoughtEC 581 Public Expenditure and Policy AnalysisEC 597 Special TopicsFI 510 Financial ManagementFI 512 Money and Capital MarketsFI 514 InvestmentsTotal semester hours of elective courses 3Other courses may be substituted as electives with permission of thegraduate program committee. For Track II students, the EC 597 classwill generally be offered in the summer to allow students to completetheir program within one calendar year.____Minimum total semester hours for Track II 30*Students who have taken EC 470 or its equivalent (with a grade of"B" or above) will be allowed to waive this requirement. All studentswho have not taken this course are very strongly urged to take it inthe summer prior to entry into the program in the fall semester.THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA GRADUATE CATALOG:: TABLE OF CONTENTSThe Graduate School | UA Catalogs | Graduate Publications | Contact Update: Sep. 2007
Graduate Catalog: Section 7.4.9http://graduate.ua.edu/catalog/18100.htmlTHE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA GRADUATE CATALOGTable of Contents > Manderson Graduate School of Business7.4.9 CURRICULUM IN MANAGEMENTThe M.A. in management is a 30-credit-hour degree program offering two concentrations, General Management andProject Management.General Management. The General Management concentration is designed as a part-time curriculum for lower- tomid-level managers. Its primary objective is to provide graduates with the increasingly specialized skills andknowledge required for effectively managing the human issues of organizations. The practicing managers whograduate from the program are trained to solve the growing array of problems that are faced by organizations asthey strive to succeed in an increasingly competitive world. This program is structured to prepare students to bemore effective managers of their human resources as they work in their current positions as well as into the future.Project Management. The Project Management concentration is designed for either students possessing anundergraduate degree in business who may be interested in technical business and project management careers, orstudents possessing or completing degrees in technical, non-business disciplines, such as engineering, and who areinterested in business and project management. The program provides intensive coursework in management,marketing, operations management, and engineering management.The students who graduate from this program are trained to work in organizations that routinely engage in projectsand require professional managers of these processes. Students are trained to be effective business managers fortechnically-oriented firms.Each student who completes the master's program is expected to have a basic knowledge of the concepts, processes,and practices associated with the management of organizations. For someone with a non-business undergraduatedegree and no work experience, this would include microeconomics, principles of accounting, production,management, and finance—or having a minor in business.Global Business Management. The online Master of Arts in Management, with a concentration in Global BusinessManagement, offers students the opportunity to develop the skills necessary to be successful in a global businessenvironment. Students in this program will learn the complexities of managing businesses in a global arena, includingthe challenge of managing in a culturally diverse environment. Graduates of this program will understand the degreeto which globalization has changed the way management is practiced in today’s society. In addition, graduates willhave a broad knowledge of subjects that are key to effective global management, including but not limited to;managerial economics, managerial finance, accounting for global management, economics for global management,international marketing, global leadership and ethics, managerial statistics, and global business.This flexible, online program is designed for supervisors, administrators, coordinators, managers, military personnel,and others who seek to advance their awareness of the impact of global issues in the workplace or who havedeveloped the need for more advanced management skills in their current positions. The program is designed forstudents who do not have substantial prior education in business. All courses are offered online. The programconsists of 30 hours of coursework, which students can complete in 18-24 months. A thesis is not required.Details about program requirements are available on the College website: http://manderson.cba.ua.edu/Degree RequirementsStudents admitted to the M.A. program in management complete a minimum of 30 hours of approved courseworkbeyond the requirements for an undergraduate degree. For students in the General Management concentration, thenormal course load is 6 hours per semester, while students in the Project Management concentration are typically fulltime students.
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