SUGGESTED ELECTIVE COURSES FOR MMIB MAJORS
Updated 10/30/07
The following courses may be used as general electives for students
majoring in management, marketing, or international business, with the exception of those
courses that are required for a particular student’s major (IB majors in particular
should check with their advisor). Check the General Bulletin for prerequisites and
other requirements.
See your Degree Plan for restrictions and number of elective hours
needed.
(all 3 credit hours except as noted)
NON-BUSINESS
ELECTIVES
BUSINESS ELECTIVES
| AGRIBUSINESS (AEC) 344 Agricultural Finance 349 Marketing of Agricultural Prod. |
ATHROPOLOGY
(ANT) 231 Cultural Anthropology |
ART (ART) |
| COMMUNICATION (COM) 102 Intro to Human Communication 170 Interpersonal Communication 270 Non-Verbal Communication 306 Communication Law 311 Principles of Persuasion |
313 Argumentation & Debate 315 Small Group Comm. 370 Listening Behavior 406 Professional Communication 435 Intercultural Communication |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (CJS) 313 Private Security Law 314 Private Security and Crime Prevention |
| ENGLISH (ENG) 273 Technical and Scientific Writing 335 Intro to Media and Visual Studies 382 Reasoning and Writing |
FOREIGN LANGUAGES especially Spanish (IB majors: courses other than the required 3-hour language will count as electives or toward a major or minor in the subject) |
FORESTRY (FOR) 348 Natural Resource Policy 457 Environ. Attitudes and Issues |
| GEOGRAPHY (GEO) 131 World Regional Geography 220 Intro. to Geographic Info. Systems (GIS) 230 Cultural Geography 365 Political Geography |
HEALTH SCIENCE (HSC) 151 First Aid for Emergencies |
HISTORY (HIS) Various Any "recent" history of a particular part of the world (Ex. HIS 320 : Modern East Asia, HIS 352: 20th Century Russia, etc.) |
| HUMAN SCIENCES (HMS) 102 Intro to Hospitality Industry 202 Travel and Tourism 220 Convention/Club Management 222 Public Health and Safety Management 304 Purchasing in the Hospitality Industry 350 Leadership in Human Sciences (1 hr.) |
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
(LAS) 300 Intro. to Latin American Studies |
MILITARY SCIENCE (MSC) 101 Intro. to Military Science (leadership) (2 hrs.) |
| PHILOSOPHY (PHI) 163 Introduction to Logic 223 Introduction to Ethics |
POLITICAL SCIENCE (PSC) 304 Major Foreign Governments 308 American Foreign Policy 332 International Politics 344 Introduction to Public Administration 441 International Law |
PSYCHOLOGY (PSY) 133 General Psychology 310 Industrial Psychology |
| SCIENCES 220 BIO (Biology): Medical Terminology (suggested for those interested in pharmaceutical sales) 471 GOL (Geology) Field Trip (variable hours) |
SOCIOLOGY (SOC) 137 Introduction to Sociology 138 Contemporary Social Issues 139 Minority Relations 253 Social Psychology 357 Population and Society 362 Sociology of Work |
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| BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
(BCM) 347 Administrative Communication 447 Organizational Communication 450 Executive Communication |
BUSINESS LAW (BLW) 330 Personal Law 366 Real Estate Law 437 Regulation of Bus. by National Govts. |
COMPUTER SCIENCE (CSC) 340 Application Software for Microcomputers 350 Computer Network Systems |
| ECONOMICS (ECO) 480 International Economics |
FINANCE (FIN) 269 Personal Financial Management 358 International Financial Markets |
GENERAL BUSINESS ( GBU) 310 Word Processing 345 Training and Development |
| MANAGEMENT (MGT) 395 Career Planning (1 hr.) 477 Current Business Topics (1 hr.) |
OTHER Other business and non-business courses as indicated by your advisor. |
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