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BUSINESS Course Descriptions For a fast retrieval of a course description, use Ctrl + F (PC) or Command + F (Mac) and enter the course number. BUSI 2000 BUSINESS
REALITIES
Prerequisite: None
“Business Realities” is an interdisciplinary social science course that
concentrates on the transition each graduate encounters as they transform
from a student to a business professional. The class emphasizes basic issues
such as resumes, job interviewing, salary negotiation copyright law,
starting a business and financial considerations. The class also is designed
to give students a thorough understanding of how to market themselves and
their product.
3 UNITS:
33 LECTURE HOURS
BUSI 4010 SMALL
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Prerequisite: BUSI 2000
This course is designed for students who ultimately are going to open and
run their own businesses, with an emphasis on the fashion industry. The
course will take the student from the basics of choosing a legal business
form, through accounting for Management, Financial Planning, Basics of
Income Tax, Investment Management and Wealth Building, Branding and
Trademarks, Marketing and Sales, and a wealth of information on the process
of developing effective business habits that lead to success. We will
examine the entire process of Motivation, Discipline, Time Management, Goal
Setting, Proven Success Strategies, and other like subjects.
3 UNITS:
33 LECTURE HOURS |