BUS 492: Internship in Business. 3 credits.
Required Prerequisites: ((MIS 301B- or 303B-) and (OM 301B- or 303B-)) or (ACCT 301B- or 330B-) or (MKTG 301C or 303C). Students with a class of Freshman or Sophomore may not enroll. Non-Degree level students may not enroll. Students with the terminated from BU major attribute may not enroll.
B- Requires minimum grade of B-.
C Requires minimum grade of C.
This course is graded on the Undergraduate Regular scale.
Accounting, BS
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The Bachelor of Science in Accounting prepares students for professional careers in the private and public sectors. The accounting major is designed to produce accounting professionals who can both generate and apply financial information to solve business problems. Our students learn principles of business and accounting as well as the specific skills and specialized technical knowledge necessary for success in the dynamic field of accounting. Our program emphasizes ethics, critical thinking, written and verbal communication, and effective use and understanding of technology. Our graduates are employed by the assurance, tax advisory, and consulting groups of the top accounting firms as well as Fortune 100 companies. Our proximity to the nation's capital provides unique opportunities for our graduates to work in government and in the federal practices of public accounting firms. The accounting degree program is separately accredited by AACSB International.
Finance, BS
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The Bachelor of Science in Finance prepares students for professional careers by providing a solid foundation in the principles necessary to make operating decisions for an organization and in financial market analysis. We educate our finance majors to understand, evaluate, and manage risk. In addition, students learn to conduct and effectively present financial analysis and research valuing complex projects, assets, securities, and firms. Finance majors explore the relationships among investors, firms, financial institutions, markets, and regulators. Students majoring in Finance have a unique opportunity to compete globally, as well as regionally, for unique and diverse job opportunities, including government (U.S. Treasury and the Board of Governors), large financial corporations (Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac), international organizations (World Bank and IMF), and other careers related to Finance.
Information Systems and Operations Management, BS
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The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems and Operations Management (ISOM) prepares students with the skills to analyze and leverage information systems and operational processes to address real-world problems and opportunities. The curriculum highlights the interaction of technology, processes and people, helping students gain an understanding of these components and their impact on business value. ISOM graduates apply this knowledge of information technology and operations management to analyze, design, and improve business processes through better information systems design and implementation, and associated project management. Further, ISOM graduates deliver seamless technology-enabled solutions for improving organizational processes and supply chains by integrating different business functions, collaborating with business units in defining requirements, identifying new IT-driven business opportunities, prototyping the solutions, and managing complex projects. ISOM majors also have opportunities to pursue specialized elective tracks in operations, supply chain management, business analytics, and information security.
Management, BS
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The Bachelor of Science in Management prepares students to take leadership, management, and entrepreneurial roles in the public and private sectors. Students learn such skills as strategic thinking, motivating and managing a nationally and internationally diverse workforce, building and leading team efforts, negotiating successfully, and instituting planned change in organizations.
Marketing, BS
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The Bachelor of Science in Marketing prepares students for a broad range of global and domestic career options in corporations, small businesses, government, and nonprofits. A marketing degree provides students with a solid foundation in marketing management for understanding the needs of the customer, the value organizations create for their customers, and opportunities and threats in the global marketplace. Students learn marketing concepts and practices related to consumer behavior, marketing research and analytics, and marketing planning and strategy (product development, pricing, distribution, and advertising and promotions). Our graduates work in such diverse fields as advertising and marketing communications, product and brand management, customer relationship management, new product/service development, new market and business development, sales, retail management, marketing research and analytics, and digital and social media marketing.
School of Business
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