Business Administration
Associate of Applied Science

Learning Outcomes:

Recipients of the Associate of Applied Science in Business Administration will have demonstrated

1. comprehension of terms and arithmetic/problems solving skills in personal, financial, and managerial accounting;
2. application of economic theories to real world and hypothetical situations;
3. technical and general education skills necessary to qualify for entrance into business management and marketing fields;
4. successful communication within the business environment using verbal, written, and basic computer literacy skills; and
5. comprehension and application of basic business legal and ethical principles.

Required courses for the Associate of Applied Science in Business Administration:

Freshman Year
First Semester		Hours
*BADM 105:	General Business Administration	3
ACCT 205:	Intro to Financial Accounting	3
CIS 105:	Computer Concepts	3
ENGL 101:	Composition and Rhetoric I	3
MATH 102:	College Algebra	3
		15
Second Semester		Hours
BADM 201:	Economic Principles I	3
ACCT 206:	Intro to Managerial Accounting	3
ENGL 102:	Composition & Rhetoric II	3
SPCH 110:	Principles of Speech	3
	Natural Science Elective	3
		15
Sophomore Year
First Semester		Hours
BADM 202:	Economic Principles II	3
BADM 212:	Principles of Management	3
BADM 214:	Principles of Marketing	3
	Behavioral/Social Science Elective	3
	**Business Elective	3
		15
Second Semester		Hours
BADM 213:	Human Resource Management
or BADM 217:	Organizational Behavior	3
BADM 108:	Finance	3
BADM 215:	Business Law	3
BADM 220:	Business Communications	3
HMAN	Elective	3
		15
Total credit hours:		60

Students must meet prerequisites before enrolling in any given course.

*Students having three or more years of relevant work experience in a business setting or 15 or more hours of business courses may substitute a business elective for BADM 105.

**The following courses will satisfy the Business Elective requirement: ACCT 210, ACCT 212, BADM 112, BADM 113, CIS 102, CIS 114, CIS 115, CWD 111, MIS 120. If both BADM 213 and BADM 217 are taken, one may be used to meet the degree requirement and the other may be used as the Business Elective.

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