Program Map - Catalog

ACADEMIC MAP
Business Administration, Business Information Technology concentration (B.A.S.B.A./B.I.T.)

COURSE	CR	COMMENTS
Semester 1
ENGL 101 ~COMPOSITION 1	3	*
CS 101 INTRO TO PC APPLICATIONS	4	*
GBUS 101 INTRO TO BUSINESS	3	** COLL 101 EMBEDDED
BTEC 116 INTERMEDIATE KEYBOARDING	3
MATH 120 — QUANTITATIVE LITERACY OR HIGHER	3	*
TOTAL:	16

COURSE	CR	COMMENTS
Semester 2
ENGL 102 ~COMPOSITION 2	3	*
BTEC 275 ADVANCED BUSINESS APPLICATIONS	3	**
BTEC 235 MICROSOFT WORD/WINDOWS	3
BUSINESS ELECTIVE	2	*
COMM 111 ~FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH	3	*
TOTAL:	14

COURSE	CR	COMMENTS
Semester 3
GBUS 117 FINANCIAL BUSINESS APPLICATIONS	3	**
ECON 202 MACROECONOMICS	3	*
ACCT 201 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING 1	3	**
BTEC 265 MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATIONS	3
BUSINESS ELECTIVE	2
TOTAL:	14

COURSE	CR	COMMENTS
Semester 4
BTEC 270 INTRODUCTION TO WEB PAGE DESIGN	3
ECON 201 MICROECONOMICS	3	*
HUMAN INQUIRY AND THE PAST GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE	3	* SEE ATTACHED
GBUS 202 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION	3	**
BTEC 295 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR	3
TOTAL:	15

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Business Information Technology (BASBA BIT)gives students a strong background in business technology skills and competencies. Graduates will be prepared to manage an office in a variety of business environments.

MILESTONE COURSE:

These courses are the keys to graduation. Courses should be taken in the recommended semesters to stay on time for completion.

CAREER PLANNING:

During the fourth semester of the BTEC degree, students interested in the BAS should apply for the program in their final semester of the AAS program.

CAPSTONE COURSE:
The capstone is a semester-long capstone project that prepares you for the workforce by perfecting your resume, assessing student learning outcomes, and preparing a portfolio of student work.

ELECTIVES: Business electives may be chosen from courses with the following pre-fixes: ACCT, BTEC, ECON, ENT, FIN, GBUS, MGMT, or MKTG. Upper-division courses are those that are numbered 300 or higher. For assistance in choosing electives, please see your academic advisor.

GPA REQUIREMENTS

*- GEN ED 2.00
**- -COMMON PROFESSIONAL COMPONENT 2.25
BEYOND 2.50

Students should average 15 credit hours per semester, or 30 per year, to graduate on time.

TOTAL DEGREE CREDITS:
120

2022-2023

ACADEMIC MAP
Business Administration, Business Information Technology concentration (B.A.S.B.A./B.I.T.)

COURSE	CR	COMMENTS
Semester 5
MGMT 220 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT	3	**
GBUS 304 ADVANCED EXCEL	3
MATH 211 STATISTICS	3	*
ACCT 202 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING 2	3	**
*THE ARTS & CREATIVITY GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE	3	* SEE ATTACHED
TOTAL:	15

COURSE	CR	COMMENTS
Semester 6
NATURAL SCIENCE WITH LAB GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVE	4	* SEE ATTACHED
UPPER-DIVISION BUSINESS ELECTIVE	3
GBUS 306 ADVANCED ACCESS	3
ACCT 310 ACCT INFORMATION SYSTEMS	3
MKTG 230 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING	3	**
TOTAL:	16

COURSE	CR	COMMENTS
Semester 7
FIN 340 PRIN OF BUSINESS FINANCE	3	**
GBUS 310 BUSINESS LAW 1	3	**
GBUS 405 GLOBAL BUSINESS	3	**
GBUS 300 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS	3
UPPER-DIVISION BUSINESS ELECTIVE	3
TOTAL:	15

COURSE	CR	COMMENTS
Semester 8
GBUS 440 BUSINESS POLICY CAPSTONE	3	**
UPPER LEVEL BUSINESS ELECTIVE	3
UPPER LEVEL BUSINESS ELECTIVE	3
UPPER LEVEL BUSINESS ELECTIVE	3
GBUS 415 MANAGERIAL BUSINESS ETHICS	3	**
TOTAL:	15

MILESTONE COURSE:

These courses are the keys to graduation. Courses should be taken in the recommended semesters to stay on time for completion.

CAREER PLANNING:

During the fourth semester of the BTEC degree, students interested in the BAS should apply for the program in their final semester of the AAS program.

GPA REQUIREMENTS
*- GEN ED 2.00
**- -COMMON PROFESSIONAL COMPONENT 2.25
BEYOND 2.50

Students should average 15 credit hours per semester, or 30 per year, to graduate on time.

TOTAL DEGREE CREDITS:
120

2022-2023

Foundational Learning Courses (FLCs):

To ensure breadth and depth as students meet these broad education goals, the curriculum focuses on six academic “strands.”

Aesthetics, Creativity, and Appreciation	Human Communication and Interaction	People and Their Worlds	Quantitative Reasoning	Scientific Inquiry	Writing and Rhetoric
ART-101 ART-111 ENGL-131 ENGL-132 ENGL-221 ENGL-222 ENGL-241 ENGL-242 ENGL-257 ENGL-261 ENGL-262 ENGL-285 MUSI-170 THEA-101	COMM-105 COMM-111 COMM-112 COMM-202	ECON-201 ECON-202 GEOG-102 HIST-101 HIST-102 HIST-152 HIST-153 HIST-250 PHIL-111 PHIL-150 PHIL-231 POLS-101 POLS-102 PSYC-101 PSYC-241 SOC-101 SOC-107 SOC-221	MATH-120 MATH-125 MATH-126 MATH-211	ASTR-106 BIOL-101 BIOL-102 BIOL-103 BIOL-104 BIOL-107 BIOL-108 BIOL-109 BIOL-115 BIOL-117 BIOL-171 CHEM-111 CHEM-115 CHEM-116 GEOL-101 GEOL-102 GEOL-103 GEOL-104 GEOL-105 PSCI-101 PSCI-111 PSCI-112 PHYS-101 PHYS-102 PHYS-111	ENGL-101 ENGL-102 ENGL-107

2022-2023

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