Management, BS

for the degree of Bachelor of Science Major in Management


The Management Major is designed to enable business students to be leaders and innovators in their work teams and organizations. You’ll be trained to analyze and solve managerial problems – be they around people, organizations, or markets - that every organization faces in its day-to-day operations. You’ll take courses about leading individuals and teams, designing and managing organizations, effective negotiation, and strategic human resource management. You’ll also choose from a variety of electives, including new product development, project management, entrepreneurship, and international business.

for the degree of Bachelor of Science Major in Management


Minimum requirements for the major in the Bachelor of Science Degree in Management are: 

Graduation Requirements

Minimum hours required for graduation: 124 hours.

University Requirements

Minimum of 40 hours of upper-division coursework, generally at the 300- or 400-level. These hours can be drawn from all elements of the degree.  Students should consult their academic advisor for additional guidance in fulfilling this requirement.

The university and residency requirements can be found in the Student Code (§ 3-801) and in the Academic Catalog.

General Education Requirements

Follows the campus General Education (Gen Ed) requirements. Some Gen Ed requirements may be met by courses required and/or electives in the program.

Composition I4-6
Advanced Composition3
Humanities & the Arts (6 hours)6
Natural Sciences & Technology (6 hours)6
Social & Behavioral Sciences (6 hours)6
fulfilled by ECON 102 and ECON 103
Cultural Studies: Non-Western Cultures (1 course)3
Cultural Studies: U.S. Minority Cultures (1 course)3
Cultural Studies: Western/Comparative Cultures (1 course) 3
Quantitative Reasoning (2 courses, at least one course must be Quantitative Reasoning I)6-10
Language Requirement (Completion of the third semester or equivalent of a language other than English is required)0-15

 Business Core Requirements

ACCY 201
ACCY 202
Accounting and Accountancy I
and Accounting and Accountancy II
6
BUS 101Professional Responsibility and Business3
BUS 201Business Dynamics3
BUS 301Business in Action3
BUS 401Crafting Your Purpose in Business3
BADM 210
BADM 211
Business Analytics I
and Business Analytics II
6
BADM 275Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management3
BADM 300The Legal Environment of Bus3
BADM 310Mgmt and Organizational Beh3
BADM 320Principles of Marketing3
BADM 449Business Policy and Strategy3
CMN 101Public Speaking3
CS 105Intro Computing: Non-Tech3
ECON 102
ECON 103
Microeconomic Principles
and Macroeconomic Principles
6
FIN 221Corporate Finance3
Business Core Math 3-5
Choose one course from list below:
Preparation for Calculus
Calculus
Calculus I
Calculus II
Calculus for Business I
Statistics
Minimum Total Hours57
Management, BS Major Core Requirements and Electives
BADM 311Leading Individuals and Teams3
BADM 312Designing and Managing Orgs3
BADM 313Strategic Human Resource Management3
BADM 314Leading Negotiations3
Major Electives (at least 12 hours):
BADM 329New Product Development3
BADM 340Ethical Dilemmas of Business3
BADM 350IT for Networked Organizations3
BADM 353Info Sys Analysis and Design3
BADM 375Operations Strategy3
BADM 377Project Management3
BADM 378Logistics Management3
BADM 380International Business3
BADM 381Multinational Management3
BADM 403Corporate & Commercial Law4
BADM 445Small Business Consulting4
BADM 446Entrepreneurship: New Venture Creation4
Total Hours24

for the degree of Bachelor of Science Major in Management


Sample Sequence
This sample sequence is intended to be used only as a guide for degree completion. All students should work individually with their academic advisors to decide the actual course selection and sequence that works best for them based on their academic preparation and goals. Enrichment programming such as study abroad, minors, internships, and so on may impact the structure of this four-year plan. Course availability is not guaranteed during the semester indicated in the sample sequence.

Students must fulfill their Language Other Than English requirement by successfully completing a third level of a language other than English. See the corresponding section on the Degree and General Education Requirements page.

First Year
First SemesterHoursSecond SemesterHours
BUS 1013ECON 1033
ECON 1023CS 1053
Composition I or CMN 1014FIN 2213
Language Other than English (3rd level)4Composition I or CMN 1013
Business Core Math3General Education course4
 17 16
Second Year
First SemesterHoursSecond SemesterHours
BUS 2013BADM 2113
BADM 2103BADM 2753
ACCY 2013BADM 3203
BADM 3103ACCY 2023
General Education course3General Education course4
 15 16
Third Year
First SemesterHoursSecond SemesterHours
BUS 3013BADM 3133
BADM 3003BADM 3143
BADM 3113BADM Major Elective3
BADM 3123General Education course3
General Education course3General Education course3
 15 15
Fourth Year
First SemesterHoursSecond SemesterHours
BUS 4013BADM 4493
BADM Major Elective3BADM Major elective3
BADM Major Elective3General Education course3
General Education course3Free elective3
Free elective3Free elective3
 15 15
Total Hours 124

for the degree of Bachelor of Science Major in Management


  1. Disciplinary competence: Students will acquire knowledge of and be able to explain foundational theory and concepts related to leadership, team and interpersonal dynamics, and organizational structure and operations.
  2. Critical thinking and problem-solving: Students will analyze and solve real-world management problems using critical thinking skills. Students will apply management concepts to offer guidance and sustainable solutions.
  3. Collaborative teamwork: Students will be able to contribute to developing inclusive, diverse teams.
  4. Self and other-awareness: Students will demonstrate increased awareness of the self (e.g., identifying personal and professional values, identifying biases in decision-making), and others (e.g., engaging in perspective-taking while working in diverse groups).
  5. Communication: Students will develop and deliver effective written and/or oral managerial communications skills.

for the degree of Bachelor of Science Major in Management


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