• BUS 101: Freshman Seminar - Introduction to significant readings in business, economics and their impact on current professional practice in business. Taught as seminar where students participate in preparing and presenting discussion material.
• BUS 311: Information Systems - A survey of the uses of information in organizational management, with emphasis on systems to support managerial decision making. Students apply concepts in practical application projects using currently available software.
• BUS 331: Operations Management - Terminology, functions and processes of production and operations management. Quantitative techniques needed to analyze operations management and decision problems.
• BUS 341: Marketing - Marketing management decision-making in the product, price, promotion, and distribution areas. The behavioral, legal, ethical, competitive, technological, and economic environments as they affect decisions in the domestic and international organization.
• BUS 351: Finance - Study of the principles of finance with emphasis on the application and integration of financial concepts in decision making.
• BUS 474: Senior Seminar - Policy, strategy and ethics will be addressed in this integrative capstone course.
• FIN 457: Financial Institutions - Overview of financial markets and the intermediary role of major financial institutions.
• MGMT 366: Managerial Analysis and Action I - First in a sequence designed to provide students with knowledge, skills, and behaviors consistent with being an effective manager.
• MKTG 441:  International Marketing - international marketing concerns of various companies; issues relating from beginning to giant global marketers.
• MKTG 444:  Retail Management - the application of marketing theory to retail management problems.

 

File name: "http://www.montana.edu/wwwdb/Syllabi/Syllabi.html
Auditor: Bruce Raymond
Last audited: 12/98
Last updated: 10/11/2001