Study the basics and essentials of business including global markets, leadership, human resources and business operations.

Students will learn microeconomic concepts, including supply and demand, resource allocation, consumer behavior, market structures, and government impact.

The Principles of Management course objective is to gain an understanding of business management, including historical and current management theory, types of managers and roles of managers in an organization.

The course objective is to have you examine macroeconomic concepts and perform macroeconomic calculations, such as solving opportunity cost and wage inflation equations. You will also examine basic functions of money and categories of financial assets.

To give you a thorough introduction to technical communication and its purpose. You will learn the steps in the technical writing process, from rhetorical awareness to writing manuals and proposals.

You will learn how managers use data to help them make well-informed business decisions as well as some insight as to why managers might use these along with other decision- making models and simulations to solve problems associated with everything from purchasing and production to inventory and project management.

To equip you with communication tools and resources for the workplace, from everyday correspondence to special presentations. You will learn successful workplace communication methods in terms of writing, speaking, and more.

You will learn how to examine the principles of marketing, including marketing philosophies, research, marketing channels, consumer behavior theory and pricing strategy.

The Business Ethics course objective is to gain an understanding of business management, including historical and current management theory, types of managers and roles of managers in an organization.

To discover the intricacies of project planning, including initiating, planning, and executing projects.

Students will learn business math concepts, including linear equations, inequalities, Math for financial analysis, Business Math Applications etc.

To give you a mastery of complex financial principles and the ability to apply knowledge to financial activities, such as examining financial statements and calculating interest rates.

The Entrepreneurship course objective is to gain an understanding of business management, including historical and current management theory, types of managers and roles of managers in an organization.

To understand how communication, corporate vision, company culture and globalization all affect the ways that leaders approach organizational change.

To gain an understanding of business management, including historical and current management theory, types of managers and roles of managers in an organization.

The objective of this course is to give you a foundational understanding of accounting. You will learn to identify and describe various accounting methods as well as how to use and interpret basic accounting tools such as budgets, cost and profit analysis, the activity-based costing process, financial statements, income statements, and balance sheets.

You’ll study topics including international trade, global economic development, currency and exchange rates. You’ll also examine global marketing, the impact of globalization on business and business ethics on a global scale.

You will learn to analyze the role of leadership as a part of organizations and organizational behavior, with special focus on management, personality, motivation, communication, conflict, and change.

Learn about different leadership styles, management functions, conflict resolution and the traits of effective leaders.

To understand, analyze, and apply the concepts of business, management skills, and market strategies on the international and global scale.

The course objective is to explore the history of constitutional law and learn about employment and international business law.

You will learn the purpose, execution and analysis of marketing research. This includes topics such as research methodology, data analysis, and current marketing trends.

To introduce you to more advanced business statistics concepts such as probability, sampling, categorical data, hypothesis testing and regression analysis, and how these concepts can be utilized to make strategic business decisions.