SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY
Southwestern Oklahoma State UniversityUndergraduate Catalog 2020-2021SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGYDEPARTMENT OF BUSINESSFACULTYDr. Holly McKee, ChairStafford Building, Room 301Phone: (580) 774-3049Email: demics/business/index.phpMs. Renae Bagzis (Sayre) . SMH 103. renae.bagzis@swosu.edu . (580) 928-5533, x2150Dr. Lincoln Brown . STF 350 . lincoln.brown@swosu.edu . (580) 774-7122Dr. Raygan Chain . STF 349 . raygan.chain@swosu.edu . (580) 774-6020Dr. Roxanne Davis . STF 305 . roxanne.davis@swosu.edu . (580) 774-3020Dr. Amanda Evert . STF 353 . amanda.evert@swosu.edu . (580) 774-3040Mr. Nate Hicks . STF 351 . nate.hicks@swosu.edu . (580) 774-3746Dr. Geo Kelley . STF 347 . geo.kelley@swosu.edu . (580) 774-6019Dr. J. David Kelly . STF 345 . james.kelly@swosu.edu . (580) 774-6025Ms. Sarah King. STF 302 . sarah.king@swosu.edu . (580) 774-7194Mr. Marc Leonard . STF 346 . marc.leonard@swosu.edu . (580) 774-3174Ms. Jonna Myers . STF 350 . jonna.myers@swosu.edu . (580) 774-7186Dr. Patsy Parker . STF 335 . patsy.parker@swosu.edu . (580) 774-3284Dr. Hank Ramsey . STF 352 . hank.ramsey@swosu.edu . (580) 774-3042Dr. Trisha Wald . STF 303 . trisha.wald@swosu.edu . (580) 774-3061Dr. Todd Wiggen . STF 348 . todd.wiggen@swosu.edu . (580) 774-3052The Department of Business offers students professional educationin business that will facilitate their personal development forcareers in business, government, non-profit organizations,teaching, or graduate level study in business. The primary strengthof the School's programs is excellence in teaching and individualattention given to students.The School maintains active membership in the Association toAdvance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).The Everett Dobson School of Business and Technology businessgraduates can/will:1.2.The faculty and staff of the Department of Business strive to createand sustain a professional attitude and a close working relationshipwith students. In addition to emphasis placed on high qualityinstruction in the classroom, faculty encourage students to conductthemselves in an ethical manner and extend their learning beyondthe classroom by participating in an active business-related (PhiBeta Lambda) club on campus.3.4.5.The Department's programs are designed to reflect theenvironment of the many small and medium-sized businessesfound in the region. At the same time, large organizations and thesignificance of today's international trade environment arerecognized.Demonstrate knowledge of core business concepts.Communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, inan organizational setting.Integrate foundational areas of business to informbusiness decisions.Analyze social, legal, and global issues within an ethicalframework.Examine leadership situations and apply the majorconcepts to their own experiences.PROGRAMS OF STUDYMajors:Degree programs are developed around a professional businesscore. The curricula design leads to a Bachelor of BusinessAdministration (B.B.A.) with majors in Accounting, AgriculturalBusiness, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Management and Marketing.For post-graduate study, a Master of Business Administration(M.B.A.) degree and a Master of Science in Management degreeis offered. See the Graduate Catalog for more information.B.B.A. AccountingB.B.A. Agricultural BusinessB.B.A. EntrepreneurshipB.B.A. FinanceB.B.A. ManagementB.B.A. MarketingB.S. Organizational LeadershipA.S. General BusinessMinors:The Everett Dobson School of Business and Technology programsare accredited – the business programs by the AccreditationCouncil for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), and thetechnology programs by the Technology AccreditationCommission (TAC) of ABET and by the Association ofTechnology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE).Graduate:AccountingAgricultural BusinessEntrepreneurshipFinanceInternational BusinessManagementMarketingOrganizational LeadershipMaster of Business AdministrationMaster of Science in Management(See Graduate Catalog for more information.)For more information, visit our web site dex.php211
Southwestern Oklahoma State UniversityUndergraduate Catalog 2020-2021BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONACCOUNTING (ACCT.BBA)GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)*ECONO-2263 and -2363 are required in the Professional BusinessCore so cannot be taken as GE course fulfillment if a business(BBA) major.Courses that are required. Courses that are recommended.Communication . 9ENGL1113 English Composition IENGL1213 English Composition IICOMM1313 Introduction to Public Speaking ORTECH3143 Technical Presentations (if permitted by degreeComputer Proficiency .3COMSC 1023 Computers and Info AccessACCOUNTING MAJORprogram)Professional Business Core . 42ACCTG2213 Principles of Financial AccountingACCTG2313 Principles of Managerial AccountingECONO 2263 Intro to MacroeconomicsECONO 2363 Intro to MicroeconomicsECONO 2463 Business StatisticsENTRP 3113 Intro to MISENTRP 3123 Legal Environment of BusinessENTRP 3133 Business EthicsENTRP 3423 Business CommunicationENTRP 3823 Quantitative Methods in BusinessFINAN3343 Business FinanceMNGMT 3233 ManagementMNGMT 4923 Strategic Management and PolicyMRKTG 3143 Principles of MarketingQuantitative Reasoning . 3Select one course.MATH1143 Mathematical ConceptsMATH1153 Mathematical ApplicationsMATH1193 Elementary StatisticsMATH1313 Functions and ModelingMATH1513 College Algebraor a higher numbered math courseU. S. History . 3Select one course.HIST1043 U.S. History to 1877HIST1053 U.S. History since 1877American Government . 3POLSC1103 American Government & PoliticsScience . 7-8Select one course from Life Science and one course from PhysicalScience. One Science course must be a lab science.Life Science.3-4BIOL1004 Biological Concepts w/LabBIOL1013 Current Issues in BiologyBIOL1054 Principles of Biology I w/LabRequired Accounting Courses . 18ACCTG3213 Accounting Information SystemsACCTG3313 Intermediate Accounting IACCTG3323 Intermediate Accounting IIACCTG3713 Cost AccountingACCTG4213 Auditing IACCTG4313 Income Tax Accounting IPhysical Science .3-4ASTRO 1904 AstronomyCHEM 1004 General Chemistry w/LabGEOL1934 Physical Geology w/LabPHY1044 Basic Physics I w/LabPHY1063 General Physics (or a higher numberedSCISCI15011513Required Business course .3ENTRP 3223 Commercial LawAccounting Electives . 123000-4000 Level Accounting (ACCTG) CoursesFree Electives .5chemistry or physics course)Concepts of Physical Science LabConc of Phy Science (can be taken w/wo lab)Total .120Humanities and Social Science .12Select one course from each sub-category and one additional coursefrom any subcategory below.Humanities . 3GEOG1103 World Cultural GeographyHIST1033 World HistoryHUM1103 Introduction to HumanitiesFine Arts . 3ART1223 Art SurveyCOMM1263 Introduction to TheatreLIT2333 Introduction to FilmLIT2413 Introduction to LiteratureMUSIC1013 Introduction to Music IMUSIC1103 Music and Culture (Music majors only)MUSIC1123 History of Rock-n-RollPHILO1453 Introduction to PhilosophySocial and Human Sciences . 3ASL2163 American Sign Language IECONO 2263 Intro to Macroeconomics*ECONO 2363 Intro to Microeconomics *ENTRP 1123 Intro to BusinessFINAN2113 Personal Financial PlanningITAL1004 Elementary Italian IKINES1133 Wellness Conc & Exercise ApplicationsLATIN1054 Elementary Latin I (or higher number)PSYCH 1003 General PsychologySOCIO1003 Introduction to SociologySPAN1054 Elementary Spanish I (or higher number)TECH1223 Technology and SocietyFor the minor program, refer to the Accounting minorin the Minor Programs of Study.REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO GRADUATIONMinimum credit hours for graduation. 120Minimum credit hours in the liberal arts & sciences .50Minimum credit hours in upper-division(3000/4000 courses).40Minimum credit hours (3000/4000 courses)in major completed at SWOSU . 8Minimum credit hours at SWOSU (15 of the last 30).30Minimum Grade Point Average in all coursework . 2.00Minimum Grade Point Average in major . 2.00212
Southwestern Oklahoma State UniversityUndergraduate Catalog 2020-2021ACCOUNTING MAJOR (ACCT.BBA)Suggested Course SequenceFIRST YEARFIRST SEMESTER1051 SWOSUConnect* (1)1003 General Psychology (3)1023 Computers & Info Access (3)1043 OR 1053 U.S. History (3)1113 English Composition I (3)Quantitative Reasoning Course (3)Total (16)FIRST SEMESTER2213 Principles of Financial Accounting (3)2263 Intro to Macroeconomics (3)Humanities & Social Sciences Courses (6)Science Course #2 (3)Total (15)FIRST SEMESTER3123 Legal Environment of Business (3)3133 Business Ethics (3)3213 Accounting Information Systems (3)3233 Management (3)3313 Intermediate Accounting I (3)Total (15)SECOND SEMESTER1103 American Government & Politics (3)1213 English Composition II (3)1313 Intro to Public Speaking (3)Humanities & Social Sciences Course (3)Science Course #1 (4)Total (16)SECOND YEARSECOND SEMESTER2313 Principles of Managerial Accounting (3)2363 Intro to Microeconomics (3)2463 Business Statistics (3)3113 Intro to MIS (3)Free Elective (2)Total (14)THIRD YEARSECOND SEMESTER3143 Principles of Marketing (3)3223 Commercial Law (3)3323 Intermediate Accounting II (3)3713 Cost Accounting (3)3823 Quantitative Methods in Business (3)Total (15)FOURTH YEARFIRST SEMESTER3343 Business Finance (3)3423 Business Communication (3)4213 Auditing I (3)4313 Income Tax Accounting I (3)Accounting (ACCTG) Elective1 (3)SECOND SEMESTER4923 Strategic Management & Policy (3)Accounting (ACCTG) Electives1 (9)Free Elective (2)Total (15)Total (14)*First-time entering SWOSU students need to take 1051 SWOSUConnect.13000-4000 Level Accounting (ACCTG) course213
Southwestern Oklahoma State UniversityUndergraduate Catalog 2020-2021BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONAGRICULTURAL BUSINESS (AGBUS.BBA)GENERAL EDUCATION (Min. 40 hours)*ECONO-2263 and -2363 are required in the Professional BusinessCore so cannot be taken as GE course fulfillment if a business(BBA) major.Courses that are required. Courses that are recommended.Communication . 9ENGL1113 English Composition IENGL1213 English Composition IICOMM1313 Introduction to Public Speaking ORTECH3143 Technical Presentations (if permitted by degreeComputer Proficiency .3COMSC 1023 Computers and Info AccessAGRICULTURAL BUSINESS MAJORprogram)Professional Business Core . 42ACCTG2213 Principles of Financial AccountingACCTG2313 Principles of Managerial AccountingECONO 2263 Intro to MacroeconomicsECONO 2363 Intro to MicroeconomicsECONO 2463 Business StatisticsENTRP 3113 Intro to MISENTRP 3123 Legal Environment of BusinessENTRP 3133 Business EthicsENTRP 3423 Business CommunicationENTRP 3823 Quantitative Methods in BusinessFINAN3343 Business FinanceMNGMT 3233 ManagementMNGMT 4923 Strategic Management and PolicyMRKTG 3143 Principles of MarketingQuantitative Reasoning . 3Select one course.MATH1143 Mathematical ConceptsMATH1153 Mathematical ApplicationsMATH1193 Elementary StatisticsMATH1313 Functions and ModelingMATH1513 College Algebraor a higher numbered math courseU. S. History . 3Select one course.HIST1043 U.S. History to 1877HIST1053 U.S. History since 1877American Government . 3POLSC1103 American Government & PoliticsScience . 7-8Select one course from Life Science and one course from PhysicalScience. One Science course must be a lab science.Life Science.3-4BIOL1004 Biological Concepts w/LabBIOL1013 Current Issues in BiologyBIOL1054 Principles of Biology I w/LabRequired Courses .12Choose 12 hours from the courses listed below:ECONO 3123 Economics in AgricultureENTRP 3213 Legal Issues in AgricultureENTRP 4323 Internship in AgricultureFINAN4253 Financial Issues in AgricultureMNGMT 4173 Sales Skills Management in AgricultureMRKTG 4153 Marketing Management in AgriculturePhysical Science .3-4ASTRO 1904 AstronomyCHEM 1004 General Chemistry w/LabGEOL1934 Physical Geology w/LabPHY1044 Basic Physics I w/LabPHY1063 General Physics (or a higher numberedSCISCI15011513Business Electives . 93000-4000 Level Business (ACCTG, ENTRP, FINAN, MNGMT,MRKTG)Free Electives .17chemistry or physics course)Concepts of Physical Science LabConc of Phy Science (can be taken w/wo lab)Total . 120Humanities and Social Science .12Select one course from each sub-category and one additional coursefrom any subcategory below.Humanities . 3GEOG1103 World Cultural GeographyHIST1033 World HistoryHUM1103 Introduction to HumanitiesFine Arts . 3ART1223 Art SurveyCOMM1263 Introduction to TheatreLIT2333 Introduction to FilmLIT2413 Introduction to LiteratureMUSIC1013 Introduction to Music IMUSIC1103 Music and Culture (Music majors only)MUSIC1123 History of Rock-n-RollPHILO1453 Introduction to PhilosophySocial and Human Sciences . 3ASL2163 American Sign Language IECONO 2263 Intro to Macroeconomics*ECONO 2363 Intro to Microeconomics*ENTRP 1123 Intro to BusinessFINAN2113 Personal Financial PlanningITAL1004 Elementary Italian IKINES1133 Wellness Conc & Exercise ApplicationsLATIN1054 Elementary Latin I (or higher number)PSYCH 1003 General PsychologySOCIO1003 Introduction to SociologySPAN1054 Elementary Spanish I (or higher number)TECH1223 Technology and SocietyFor the minor program, refer to the Accounting minorin the Minor Programs of Study.REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO GRADUATIONMinimum credit hours for graduation. 120Minimum credit hours in the liberal arts & sciences .50Minimum credit hours in upper-division(3000/4000 courses).40Minimum credit hours (3000/4000 courses)in major completed at SWOSU . 8Minimum credit hours at SWOSU (15 of the last 30).30Minimum Grade Point Average in all coursework . 2.00Minimum Grade Point Average in major . 2.00214
Southwestern Oklahoma State UniversityUndergraduate Catalog 2020-2021AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS MAJOR (AGBUS.BBA)Suggested Course SequenceFIRST YEARFIRST SEMESTER1051 SWOSUConnect* (1)1003 General Psychology (3)1023 Computers & Info Access (3)1043 OR 1053 U.S. History (3)1113 English Composition I (3)Quantitative Reasoning course (3)Total (16)FIRST SEMESTER2213 Principles of Financial Accounting (3)2263 Intro to Macroeconomics (3)Humanities & Social Sciences Courses (6)Science Course #2 (3)Total (15)SECOND SEMESTER1103 American Government & Politics (3)1213 English Composition II (3)1313 Intro to Public Speaking (3)Humanities & Social Sciences Course (3)Science Course #1 (4)Total (16)SECOND YEARSECOND SEMESTER2313 Principles of Managerial Accounting (3)2363 Intro to Microeconomics (3)2463 Business Statistics (3)3113 Intro to MIS (3)Free Elective Courses (3)Total (15)THIRD YEARFIRST SEMESTER3123 Legal Environment of Business (3)3133 Business Ethics (3)3143 Principles of Marketing (3)3233 Management (3)3343 Business Finance (3)Total (15)SECOND SEMESTER3423 Business Communication (3)3823 Quantitative Methods in Business (3)Business Elective1 (3)Elective in Major2 (6)Total (15)FOURTH YEARFIRST SEMESTERBusiness(3)Elective in Major2 (3)Free Electives (9)SECOND SEMESTER4923 Strategic Management & Policy (3)Business Elective1 (3)El
Administration (B.B.A.) with majors in Accounting, Agricultural Business, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Management and Marketing . For post-graduate study, a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree and a Master of Science in Management degree is offered. See the Graduate Catalog for more information.
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CONTENTS Introduction to Business 3 International Business 3 Corporate Governance 3 Business Law 4 Business Research Methods 4 Business Ethics 5 Business Economics/Accounting 5 Business Communication 5 Business Statistics/Decision Sciences 6 Business and Management Information Systems 7 Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management 8 Project Management 8 Operations Management/Supply Chain .
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Office: 215, Business School e-mail: daniel.malan@tcd.ie Director of Trinity Joint Honours Name: Dr Mairead Brady Office: 312, Business School e-mail: Mairead.brady@tcd.ie Trinity Business School International Exchanges Name: Dr Deirdre Crowe Office: 401, Business School Email: Business.Exchange@tcd.ie Co-Director of BESS Name: Dr Sarah Browne .
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