- Overview
- Computer Information Systems
- Digital Marketing
- Management
Provides students with a strong foundation in business disciplines and some transfer options. Students take core business courses as well as liberal arts and electives that reflect a concentration in Computer Information Systems, Digital Marketing or Management. Prepares student to enter the workplace.
Management concentration can be completed fully online! Students previously enrolled in an A.S. program in Management (MAN), Digital Marketing (MKT1) or Computer Information Systems (CIS) still have options for completing their degree. Please contact the Registrar’s Office or your advisor for more information.
- Business Administration General (BAG) required courses – from our official academic catalog
- Degree completion checklist (2022-23) • Worksheet to track your progress towards completing this program if you start this year
- Download an Academic Roadmap – Visual guide to completing the BAG program
To plan degree completion, see the course descriptions in the academic catalog which specify the planned semester(s) in which required classes are to be scheduled.
This is just one way you might complete the Business Administration General program in 4 semesters over 2 years of full-time study, or 8 semesters over 4 years of part-time study. (Sample course sequences assume that all pre-requisites have been satisfied and the student is prepared for college-level work.) For a detailed list of required courses, optional electives and program information, download the Business Administration General program description from our official academic catalog.
Course descriptions are also available in the catalog. Find courses
Sample 2 Year Sequence of Courses | |||
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Fall 1 | Spring 1 | Fall 2 | Spring 2 |
ACC 151 | BUS 224 | BUS 164 | CIS 153 |
Sample 4 Year Sequence of Courses | |||
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Fall 1 | Spring 1 | Fall 2 | Spring 2 |
ACC 151 | BUS 111 | ENG Comp. II | BUS 226 |
Fall 3 | Spring 3 | Fall 4 | Spring 4 |
BUS 116 | CIS 145 | Behavioral/Social Science elective | MAT 114 |
Program Learning Outcomes
What’s next
Work in entry level management or marketing, or as a computer specialist in a variety of organizational settings.
A concentration of study within the the Business Administration General degree. (Your concentration will be reflected only in your transcript; your diploma will read “Business Administration General.”)
Next Step: Employment as a computer specialist, consultant, or software or technical support person in a variety of business or organizational settings.
Courses in this option (in addition to the core courses of the Business Administration General degree:
- CIS 141 Microcomputer Software Tools II
- CIS 145 Relational Database Design and Applications
- CIS 151 Web Site Design and Development
- CIS 153 Web Site Management
- CIS 180 Network Workstation Administration
- CSC 101 Programming Foundation
- BUS 155 Business Law OR BUS203 Human Resources Management OR BUS 209 Principles of Marketing
- General Education electives — 4 to 6 credits
- Open electives — 3 credits of courses other than a developmental course in the catalog
A concentration of study within the the Business Administration General degree. (Your concentration will be reflected only in your transcript; your diploma will read “Business Administration General.”)
Next Step: Self-employment as a freelancer or an entrepreneur, or work for a start-up or small- to mid-sized organization. Fits well for “work from home” opportunities.
Courses in this (in addition to the core courses of the Business Administration General degree
- BUS 164 Introduction to Digital Design Tools
- BUS 209 Principles of Marketing
- BUS 226 Digital Design I AND BUS226 Digital Design II
- BUS 228 Professional Design Practices — career prep for entering the design field and getting a job
- CIS 145 Relational Database Design and Applications
- CIS 151 Web Site Design and Development
- CIS 153 Web Site Management
- BUS1 55 Business Law OR BUS 203 Human Resources Management
- General Education electives — 4 to 6 credits
A concentration of study within the the Business Administration General degree. (Your concentration will be reflected only in your transcript; your diploma will read “Business Administration General.”)
This option can be completed completely online!
Next Step: Entry-level employment in management.
Courses in this (in addition to the core courses of the Business Administration General degree
- ACC 152 Concepts of Financial Accounting II
- ACC 203 Managerial Accounting
- BUS 209 Principles of Marketing
- BUS 105 Personal Financial Literacy
- BUS 205 Principles of Management
- BUS 209 Principles of Marketing
- BUS 155 Business Law OR BUS 203 Human Resources Management
- ECO 101 Principles of Macroeconomics OR ECO 102 Principles of Microeconomics
- General Education electives: 1 to 4 credits
- Open electives: any 7 credits other than a developmental course in the catalog