498. INDEPENDENT STUDY IN MANAGEMENT
(Credit, 3 hours). This faculty supervised
study offers students the opportunity to undertake
independent research projects or study of contemporary
issues in management. Prerequisite:
Permission of department chair and MGMT 300.
Also approval of the dean.

515. INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT (Credit 3 hours). This course provides a comprehensive foundation to understand the role of information technology in the corporate world. The topics covered include information systems at different levels of management such as transaction processing systems, decision support systems, and executive information systems.

518. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (Credit 3 hours). This course is designed to provide students with an advanced overview of the fundamentals of international business management. The course focuses on providing the student with an introduction to important international management issues, including international trade policy, internal functions as they relate to international business activities, and the strategies of international business. Specifically, the course examines management problems and practices of international businesses, including: organizational structure of multinational organizations, production and logistics, human resource management, marketing and financial management; cultural, political, legal, and other environmental constraints.

491. INTERNSHIP (Credit, 3 hours).
Student will work for a radio/TV station,
newspaper, or other approved professional
organization in order to enhance the learning
and instruction received in the classroom.
Prerequisites: At least a 2.5 GPA in the major;
senior standing, with permission of the
internship director and the department chair;
MCOM 211.

MBA 595. INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE (Credit 3 hours). It provides the student with a work experience that gives him/her realistic exposure to the business environment. This will develop the student¿s awareness of the business organization and the relationship among the employees, administrators and clientele. The College of Business encourages participating business enterprises to expose the students to many aspects of the business environment.

Intro Philosophy

Intro to African American Lit

Intro to African American Lit

105. INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER
TECHNOLOGY (credit, 3 hours). The course
endows knowledge of the capabilities, limitations,
and implications of computer technology. It presents
the fundamentals necessary within an ever
changing need of technology and global society
which include and not limited to: user interfaces,
word processing, spreadsheets, and
multimedia/presentation software.