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Learn how to apply statistical information and quantitative methods to the workplace. Examine techniques for gathering, analyzing, and interpreting data applicable to many fields, from anthropology to hedge fund management.

Learn about the laws that business managers must follow to protect their consumers, employees, and overall operations. Explore conflict management strategies and legal issues, such as torts, contracts, property law, intellectual property, and employment law.

Learn about the components of business information systems, with an emphasis on data transmission, management information software, and the ways that businesses manage data.

Learn the fundamentals of modern business management as you explore how business management practices evolved from the rise of large corporations in the late 1800s to today.

Learn how to manage business processes to produce the products and services your customers need. Topics include product design, supply chain management, quality, inventory, and planning.

Examine business practices and laws that help create a better and more effective working environment, including recruitment, training, performance measurement, compensation, safety, and labor relations.

Learn how to plan and operate a small business as a manager or entrepreneur by writing a business plan, launching a new venture, identifying market opportunities, creating a marketing plan, and financing your business.

Learn effective management and leadership techniques, with topics including leadership theory, change management, decision making, and the distinction between leadership and management.

Explore the steps and processes businesses follow to complete tasks and meet deadlines by focusing on the role project managers play in initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and terminating projects.

Perfect your negotiation and conflict resolution skills to build and maintain healthy business relationships by examining the concepts, processes, strategies, and ethical issues related to negotiation and conflict resolution.

Incorporate what you've learned from all of our core business courses in this capstone course, which covers strategic management, identifying goals, formulating winning strategies, and implementing successful business techniques.

Learn effective leadership techniques, with topics including leadership theory, change management, decision-making, and the distinction between leadership and management.

This graduate-level course explores the various financial decisions made in both personal and business contexts, including credit card interest rates, home mortgages, investment allocation, and creating shareholder value. The course emphasizes the importance of a thorough understanding of financial principles and theories and their practical application in day-to-day operations for effective decision making.







Examine the process of creating brand equity and consumer loyalty by understanding both the theoretical and working knowledge of the roles brands and brand management play in helping today's organizations achieve their marketing and corporate goals.

Learn the importance of the sales function for the survival and growth of the organization.

Review important aspects of conflict management and negotiations, including creating positive outcomes for stakeholders, assisting employees with negotiation, better communication, mediation, collective bargaining, and negotiations within and outside the organization.

Explore concepts and strategies for change management and implementation – by learning how to lead yourself first, you can effectively lead others and organizations.

Explore hardware/software components, assembly language, and the functional architecture and design of computers, with a focus on topics like instruction sets, processor arithmetic and control, Von Neumann architecture, pipelining, memory management, storage, and input/output.

Learn how to apply an engineering approach to computer software development by focusing on software principles, lifecycle models, requirements and specifications, architecture and conceptual model design, detailed design, implementation, validation and verification, quality assurance, configuration control, project management, tools, and environments.

Examine how operating systems and design have evolved as changes in hardware and software led to contemporary operating systems. Topics include basic OS concepts, methods of OS design and construction, process coordination, management, and algorithms for CPU scheduling, memory, and general resource allocation.

Learn about database architecture and implementation by exploring Structured Query Language (SQL), including topics like file structures and access methods; database modeling, design, and user interface; the components of database management systems; and information storage and retrieval.

Learn the importance of setting goals, delegating tasks, and prioritizing your work to help you manage your time and enhance workplace productivity.

Learn how to use several time management tools and techniques that can be applied to most work and life situations.

Explore the basics of financial literacy, personal money management, financial planning, and investment strategies. Applications in personal finance include creating financial goals, budgeting and saving, consumer credit, loans and debt, personal bankruptcy, insurance, investment and retirement, mutual funds, the stock market, taxes, fraud, and sustainability.

Explore management by investigating what management is and the role managers play in fulfilling an organization's objectives.

Explore historical theories of management, the effect of globalization on management, and how firms conduct international business.

Explore topics including the leadership and management skills necessary in the different stages of group development, how to create an effective team, and how to harness a team's strengths.


Explore the broad field of Human Resource Management and learn about the importance of strategic employee recruitment, selection, and retention.

Explore the planning functions of managers, including management strategy frameworks, components of business strategy, and setting and achieving goals and objectives.

Explore organizational structures and how traditional management practices are making way for more modern approaches.

Explore how raw materials are selected, obtained, and then distributed to the customer as a finished product – the supply chain. Learn how every step in the process can be affected by changes in distribution, resource availability, and other external factors.