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T BGEN 200 Introduction to Statistics in Business (5) NW,QSR Rose
Introduces the major principles and practices utilized in basic statistical analysis. Focuses on descriptive statistics, inferential statistics, probabilistic reasoning, correlation, regression, and hypothesis testing. Offered: AWSpS.
T BGEN 210 Computer-Based Business Problem Solving (5) QSR Davalos
Explores uses of Excel to analyze and solve business problems through manipulation and analysis of data. Reviews pivot tables, what-if analysis, solver, and Excel-based management analyses, such as optimization, data mining, customer analysis, data organization, and presentation. Offered: S.
T BGEN 218 Introduction to Business Law (5) I&S Dean
Explores the impact of the changing legal environment on business decision making. Examines legal issues that organizations confront to establish appropriate strategies for effective functioning and developing compliance guidelines. Utilized specific tools to access legal resources for proactively recognizing, framing and analyzing business opportunities, and problems in the legal environment.
T BGEN 311 A Writer's Workshop: Skills for Success (3)
Provides students with increased skills in the essentials of academic and professional writing. Covers techniques that apply to all phases of the writing process including planning, composing, revising, and editing.
T BGEN 412 Ethical Issues in Business (5) VLPA
Explores the moral principles and community standards by which businesses are judged and assesses the impact management decisions have on the business and on society. Focuses on the conflict between the economic performance of the firm and the social performance of the firm.
T BGEN 468 International Business Field Experience (5-10, max. 10)
Provides opportunities to gain actual international field experience. Involves applying knowledge and skills learned in business, international business and/or international management classes through an actual internship opportunity in another nation. Application and International Business faculty advisor's approval required. Prerequisite: Business core; either T BGEN 480 or T MGMT 480. Offered: .
T BGEN 490 Special Topics (1-5, max. 15)
T BGEN 518 Business Law (4)
Provides students with practical knowledge of legal issues needed to be effective business leaders. Considers law as a strategic tool to help achieve core business objectives, create value, and manage risk. Addresses legal aspects of business agreements and relationships including constitutional law, contracts, torts, product liability, employment, and intellectual property.
