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Housatonic Community
College 2006-2007 Course Selection Guide for
Business Administration: Management
Option Associate in Science Degree
(Banner code: EA60)
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Program
Entry Date |
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Advisor | Placement Assessment:
| MAT* 075 (DS091) _____
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MAT* 095 (DS095) _____
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DS099 _____ |
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| ENG* 003(DS010) _____
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ENG* 013 (DS050) _____
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ENG* 043 (EN100R)
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ENG* 073 (DS 011) _____
| Program Requirements :
Semester
Taken |
Course
No. |
Grade |
Course
Number
(Previous No.)
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Course
Title |
Credits |
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Freshman
Year |
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ENG* E101 (EN 101) |
Composition |
3 |
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Mathematics 1 |
Elective (MAT*137 or higher) |
3-4 |
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BBG* E101 (BU 110) |
Introduction to Business
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3 |
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ACC* E113 (AC 101) |
Principles of Financial
Accounting |
3 |
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BBG* E215 (BU 140) |
Global Business (fall) |
3 |
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ENG* E102 (EN 102) |
Literature &
Composition |
3 |
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CSA* E106 (CS 105) |
Introduction to Computer
Applications |
4 |
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Business 2 |
Elective |
3 |
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ACC* E117 (AC 102) |
Principles of Managerial
Accounting |
3 |
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Behavioral Science |
Elective (PSY*, SOC*, ANT*) |
3 |
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Sophomore
Year |
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Fine Arts |
Elective |
3 |
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BFN* E201 (BU 215) |
Principles of Finance
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3 |
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BBG* E231 (BU 221) |
Business Law I (fall) |
3 |
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BMG* E202 (BU 209) |
Principles of Management
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3 |
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ECN* E101 (EC 204) |
Principles of
Macro-Economics |
3 |
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or ECN* E102 (EC 203) |
Principles of
Micro-Economics (3 credits) |
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BMG* E220 (BU 208) |
Human Resources
Management (spring) |
3 |
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BBG* E210 (BU 211) |
Business Communication
(spring/sum) |
3 |
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BBG* E240 (BU 206) |
Business Ethics (fall) |
3 |
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Science |
Elective |
3-4 |
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Humanities |
Elective |
3 |
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Total Credits |
61-63 |
1 MAT* E137 or higher.
2 Business elective must be selected in
consultation with an advisor. Business electives may be chosen from
Accounting, Business, Computer Science, alternate Economics course, or
Business Office Technology.
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