The graduate portion of the program (Phase II - MBA) includes seven required
and three elective courses for a total of 30 semester credit
hours. Students must complete the
foundation requirements before enrolling in the
MBA core.
Required Courses
Accounting and Managerial Control - ACC 705
Examine the management uses of accounting data with particular reference to
decision-oriented cost classifications, methods of cost estimation, data appropriate for
decision models, standards and controls, and special problems of analyzing transfer
pricing, sales and production mix, and yield variances.
Managerial Economics - ECO 710
Apply economic principles to management problem formulation, problem solving and
decision making. Topics include decisions under risk and uncertainty, demand, production
and cost analysis, pricing practices and capital budgeting.
Managerial Finance - FIN 720
Analyze the theory of value of the firm. Emphasis is placed on the major aspects of
decision processes relating to asset selection, financial structure and dividend policy as
they affect expected return and variance of income.
Organizational Behavior and Theory - MGT 730
Consider the interpersonal and organizational variables related to job performance.
Management theory, human motivation, attitudes, and group structure and processes will be
covered.
Operations Research - MGT 732
Examine various principles, methods, techniques and tools involved in defining,
designing and conducting business research in such areas as: production, marketing and
distribution, investment and finance, organization, and the effective communication of the
results of such research.
Strategic Management - MGT 735
Learn how to develop, analyze and select operations management policies as emphasized
in the role of management operations and the integrative nature of the business enterprise
within the constraints of external and internal environments.
Marketing Analysis - MKT 740
Analyze problems involving marketing mix problems of product, pricing, channels of
distribution, and promotion. Develop a marketing program based on demographic and
psychographic segmentation of the demand structure.
Elective Courses
In addition, students select three elective courses from the departments of
accountancy, economics, finance, management, and marketing.
