Learning Outcomes — Business and Commerce

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Business Environment and Ethical Dimensions: Develop a knowledge base of how foundational aspects business such as, accounting, finance, marketing, management, technology, are impacted by business ethics, and environmental forces.
Microeconomics: Understand and apply the choices that individuals and businesses make and the way these choices interact and are influenced by governmental institutions.
Macroeconomics: Apply to business decision making, the aggregate effects on the national economy and the global economy of the choices that individuals, businesses, and governments make.
Business Law: Obtain a pragmatic working knowledge of the American legal system and the basic laws governing business ownership and commerce.
Financial Accounting: Understand the basic theory supporting and tools utilized by financial accountants, to report the financial results of business for primarily external stakeholders.
Management Accounting: Utilize the conceptual foundation supporting and tools utilized by managerial accountants, to report the financial results of business for primarily internal stakeholders.
Management: Develop an understanding of the principles of management as it applies to leading and motivating employees and coordinating production in order to meet strategic goals.
Marketing: Develop marketing strategic principles centered on the concepts surrounding successful marketing, pricing, distribution, promotion and customer satisfaction of products and services in the current business environment.
International Business: Develop an understanding of the principles of international business and cultural necessary for them to be culturally effective business professionals.
Management Information Systems: Understand, research, and plan for the use of current and emerging information technologies.
Finance: Obtain a strong framework of the principle concepts and practical tools used in finance as well as an understanding of how finance is integrated with the other functional areas of business.
Business Strategy: Synthesize the totality of their business education by analyzing and formulating business strategies, business position and its long-term direction, resources and competitive capabilities for implementing strategies formulated, and measuring the success of implemented strategies.