Business Administration

 

Business Foundations I

Certificate Program

 
This entry-level certificate program provides educational training to those seeking career opportunities in business and management. This 15 credit certificate can be earned in as little as 2 semesters[1] and is fully transferable to the Associates of Applied Science Degree of Business Administration.
 
The certificate consists of five courses that are designed for individuals wanting to learn about the fundamentals of American business. 
 
Students are expected to develop a basic understanding of the social, ethical, legal and economic environments of business and nonprofit organizations. Emphasis is placed on developing a general background with a well-balanced understanding of business. Interpersonal relations, leadership and decision-making are emphasized.
 
Who is a certificate for? Individuals who are looking to start in their career in the business world. People that are interested in areas such as:
 
  •         Management and Supervision
  •         Human Resources
  •         Administrative Services
  •         Small Business Operations
  •         Labor Relations, Personnel, Training
  •         Purchasing
  •         And Many, Many More
 
Certificate Courses:
Course Number
Title Credits
ACCT 175 Fundamentals of Accounting 1A  3
BADM 114 Introduction to Business  3
BADM 132 Introduction to Financial Planning  3
COSC 160
Spreadsheeting  3
  One Course from Approved Electives  3
  TOTAL CREDITS 15
 
 
Approved Electives:
        ACCT 201                    Fundamentals of Accounting 1
        AOAP 125                   Human Relations
        AOAP 126                   Customer Relations
        BADM 230                   Business Law 1
        ECON 251                   Macroeconomics
        ECON 252                   Microeconomics
        COSC 125                   Business Microcomputer Applications
 
Accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)


[1] Based on full-time student enrollment. Not all classes are offered every semester.