Accounting
The objective of the major in accounting is to prepare students for a wide variety of careers in professional accounting, including public accounting, industrial accounting, internal auditing, and government service and to provide an academic framework for future graduate study. Students who plan to sit for the the CPA Exam in Alabama must complete a total of at least 150 semester hours. This may be accomplished by completing additional courses or completing a master's degree that provides the coursework required by the Alabama CPA Board.
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Management
Provides students with a comprehensive business education, which will prepare them to enter managerial employment or to assist in the development of individuals who hold those positions. In addition, this major provides an academic framework for future graduate study. Management encompasses the traditional business curriculum which includes coursework in accounting, economics, finance, management, marketing and international business. Management majors may complete a specialized area of study as part of a management major (Management with Required Minor). Minors are available in contract management, e-commerce, health care management, human resource management, international business, marketing, and small business/entrepreneurship.
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Management of Technology
Management Technology provides students with a comprehensive business education which will prepare them to enter managerial employment or to assist in the development of individuals who hold those positions. In addition, it provides a academic framework for future graduate study. The major encompasses the traditional business curriculum which includes coursework in accounting, economics, finance, management, marketing and technology management. Management of Technology majors may complete a specialized area of study as a part of the MOT major (Management of Technology with Required Minor). Minors are available in Aviation Management, Information Systems Management, and Manufacturing Management.
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Mangement of Technology Overview
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Human Resource Management
The objective of the major in Human Resource Management is to provide students with a program of study that will prepare them for a variety of employment opportunities in the area of human resource management and provide an academic framework for future graduate study. The curriculum combines traditional business courses, specialized management courses and related psychology courses.
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Minors
The College of Business offers a minor in Business Administration for non-business majors along with several minors in specialized areas which are open to students in all majors. Minors include contract management, e-commerce, health care management, human resource management, international business, marketing, and small business/entrepreneurship. Specialized certificates are available in Marketing and Contract Management.
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