Undergraduate Course Catalog 2010-2011
University of New Hampshire at Manchester
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Business (ADM)
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Professor: Thomas D. Birch
Associate Professor: Kelly Kilcrease
Instructor: Walter Alderman
Lecturer: William Troy
The Bachelor of Arts in Business has a strong interdisciplinary focus. The curriculum adheres to a philosophy that effective decision-making requires a broad understanding of institutional and cultural climate within which businesses are operating. The program utilizes the resources of Manchester’s business community and its economic strengths. During the first two years of study, students take introductory classes in business administration, economics, accounting, business statistics and information systems along with elective and discovery Program courses. The intermediate business core includes required courses in marketing, organizational behavior and financial or operations management. Additionally, students choose an option of focused study either in Accounting and Finance, Business Economics and Political Economy, Business and Technology, General Business Administration, Marketing, and Human Resource Management.. For students with a unique interest, the opportunity also exists to create a Self-Designed concentration with approval of his/her advisor and the Coordinator of the Business program.
A culminating capstone experience enables students to apply their knowledge in the form of an internship, applied senior project, or special topics seminar. Because this is a Bachelor of Arts program, students fulfill the foreign language requirement.
Business Program of Study
Students must complete 128 credits to graduate. Each required course must be completed with a minimum grade of C-. Students must attain a minimum GPA of 2.0 in major courses required for graduation. Majors cannot use ADM 430, ECN 411, or ECN 412 to satisfy both Discovery program and major requirements. Transfer students must complete at least half of their credits in the major and the eight-credit capstone experience in residence at UNH Manchester.
Introductory Business Core Courses (8 courses)
ADM 400, Introduction to Business
ECN 411, Introduction to Macroeconomic Principles
ECN 412, Introduction to Microeconomic Principles
CIS 411, Introduction to Computer Applications
CIS 510, Computer Information Systems
ADM 430, Business Statistics
ADM 532, Financial Accounting
ADM 533, Managerial Accounting
Intermediate Business Core (3 courses)
ADM 610, Marketing Principles and Applications
ADM 620, Organizational Behavior
ADM 601: Financial Management
Business Field Concentrations (4 courses)
Accounting and Finance
4 courses from the following
ECN 635 Money, Banking, and Macro Activity
ADM 675 Special Topics:
Auditing
Taxation (pending)
Investments (pending)
Intermediate Accounting (pending)
Budgeting (pending)
ADM 685 Applications in Business Mgt.: International Finance
Business Economics and Political Economy
4 courses from the following (including at least one course at 600-level or above)
POLT 401, Politics and Society
POLT 403, United States in World Affairs
POLT 560, World Politics
ECN 640, Business Law and Economics
ECN 625, Regulation of Business
ECN 635, Money, Banking and Macroeconomic Activity
ECN 650, Economics for Managers
ECN 670, Public Sector Economics
HUMA 412, Industry and Welfare
HUMA 660, The Moral Dimensions of Economic Life
POLT 595, 596 Explorations in Politics
POLT 762, International Political Economy
ADM 695, Independent Study
Business and Technology
4 courses from the following
CIS 405, Introduction to the Internet and Web Authoring
CIS 425, Introduction to Computer Programming
CIS 515, Multimedia: Introduction and Applications
CIS 520, Database Design and Development
CIS 550, Networking Concepts
CIS 610, System Analysis and Design
General Business Administration
4 courses from the following (but including no more than two ECN courses)
ADM 601, Financial Management
or
ADM 650, Operations Management
ADM 675, Special Topics in Business Administration
ADM 685, Special Topics in Business Administration
ADM 695, Independent Study
ECN 640, Business Law and Economics
ECN 625, Regulation of Business
ECN 635, Money, Banking and Macroeconomic Activity
ECN 650, Economics for Managers
UMST 500, Internship
Marketing
4 courses from the following
A. At least two must be from marketing
ADM 675 Special Topics: Integrated Marketing Communications
ADM 675 Special Topics: Services Marketing
ADM 685 Special Topics: Selling & Sales Management
ADM 685 Special Topics: E-Commerce
B. May also include two courses from:
ADM 675 Special Topics: Negotiations
ADM 695 Independent Study (Marketing/Communication Project)
CA 450 Introduction to Public Speaking
CMN 455 Introduction to Mass Communication
CMN 457 Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
CA 516 Speech Writing
CA 531 History and Organization of Advertising
CA 550 Communications and Organizations
CA 610 Communication Technologies and Culture
UMST 500 Internship (in Marketing or Communication)
CIS 515 Multimedia Applications
ET 625 Technical Communication
ENGL 503 Persuasive Writing
Human Resource Management
4 courses from the following
ADM455: Management of Human Resources
ADM520: Training and Development
ADM640: Business Communication and Conflict
ADM660: Employment and Labor Law
Self Designed Concentration
4 courses (or 16 credit hours) with faculty approval, including at least one course at 500-level or above.
Business Capstone Experience (2 courses ADM 701 and one senior business seminar (in the ADM 750, 760, or 770) fulfills the Discovery Program Capstone requirement for business majors and are taken during the senior year)
ADM 701, Business, Government and Society and
ADM 750, Business Internship Seminar or
ADM 760, Applied Senior Project or
ADM 770, Special Topics Senior Seminar
Note: Because this is a Bachelor of Arts program, students must fulfill a language requirement. Efforts will be made to enhance fluency through subsequent courses and community experiences.
For more information contact Kelly Kilcrease, Program Coordinator, at 603-641-4186 or kelly.kilcrease@unh.edu; or contact the Office of Admissions.
Business Minor
The minor in business allows students to pursue their interests in the liberal arts and sciences while building a foundation of business skills and adding a valuable credential to their portfolio and resume. The minor in Business requires successful completion of five Business courses or 20 credit hours from the courses listed below.
The three required courses
ADM 400, Introduction to Business
ADM 532, Introduction to Financial Accounting
ECN 412 or 411, Intro to Microeconomics or
Macroeconomics
Two courses from the following list are required (at least one of which must be at the 600-level or above)
ADM 430, Business Statistics
ADM 533, Managerial Accounting
ADM 601, Financial Management
ADM 610, Marketing Principles
ADM 620, Organizational Behavior
ADM 650, Operations Management
Another 600- or 700-level course in Business (ADM) or Economics (ECN) may be substituted for courses listed above with permission of the Business Program Coordinator. This may include an Internship course (UMST 500), Special Topics courses (ADM675/685), or an Independent Study in Business (ADM 695).
Students must complete the five courses with a cumulative minimum grade point average of 2.0 in the five courses (20 credits), with no course below a C- grade. Transfer course approval for the minor would be limited to at most two relevant courses successfully completed at another accredited institution, subject to syllabi review and approval. Students must complete a minimum of 20 credits for the minor, with a maximum of eight credits transferred from accredited institutions and a minimum of 12 credits completed in residence at UNH.
For more information contact Bill Troy, Minor Supervisor, at 603-641-4345 or wtroy@unh.edu.
