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BUL 6516: Law of Real Estate Transactions(2) Introduction to
legal aspects, including basic concepts or real estate law, landlordtenant
relations, commercial leasing, multi-unit real estate interests,
real estate finance, and sale of real estate. Analysis of legal aspects
of real estate development, including impact of zoning and
environmental laws, land improvement, and real estate syndication.
BUL 6652: Law and Ethics of Corporate Governance (3) Prereq:
BUL 5810 or 5811. Law and ethics underlying and governing the
structure and operation of business corporations in the U.S. and
other industrial countries.
BUL 6821: Cyberlaw and Ethics (2) Critical legal and ethical
underpinnings of electronic commerce and electronic business on
the internet. Governmental approach to content control; commercial
and personal information rights; access; jurisdiction; digital
property; national and international issues in securities law,
antitrust, fraud, financial crime, negligence, and encryption areas.
BUL 6841: Employment Law (2) Designed for master's students
in business. Law related to employment and employees in business
organizations.
BUL 6851: International Business Law (3) Designed for M.B.A.
students. Legal aspects of managing the international business
environment.
BUL 6852: International Business Law (2) Designed for M.B.A.
students. Legal aspects of managing the international business
environment.
BUL 6891: Legal Aspects of Technology Management (2)
Designed primarily for advanced master's students in business
administration.> Legal aspects of managing and trading technology,
especially law that governs development, protection, and transfer of
firm's intellectual assets. Topics include patents, copyrights,
trademarks, trade secrets, and other forms of intellectual property
with applications to high technology and internet.
BUL 6905: Individual Work (1-5; max: 10) Prereq: consent of
instructor. Reading and/or research in business law.
BUL 6930: Special Topics (1-3; max: 9) Prereq: consent of
instructor. Topics not offered in other courses and of special current
significance.
ENT 6706: Global Entrepreneurship (2) Consideration of global
market context in starting entrepreneurial ventures internationally.
MAN 5149: Leadership Skills (1) Coreq: master's students in
business administration. Concepts of leadership theory and methods
to improve skills.
MAN 5245: Organizational Behavior (3) Prereq: designed for
M.B.A. students. Relationships among the individual administrator
and supervisors, the employees supervised, and associates at a
comparable level in the organization.
MAN 5246: Organizational Behavior (2) Designed for M.B.A.
students. Behavior of individuals, groups, and organizations.
Understanding organizations, how they work, and the people in
them. Concepts presented in relation to core managerial
competencies.