Organization of the College

The College of Business and Computational Sciences is an academic unit of Kentucky State University administered by the Dean of the College. It is organized into two academic units: The School of Mathematics and Computer Science and the School of Business and Technology.

Graduate Study Opportunities

The College also offers a program leading to the Master of Business Administration degree and the Master of Science in Computer Science. These programs are discussed in more detail in the separate Graduate Catalog.

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY

Mission

The mission of the Kentucky State University School of Business and Technology is to provide an enriching and high-quality business education program in a liberal arts academic environment that promotes the intellectual, ethical, and social growth of its students. The School acknowledges, values, and responds to the diverse backgrounds and abilities of its students. Student learning through teaching excellence is the highest priority of the school. The faculty in the School of Business and Technology is committed to continual intellectual contributions and professional growth, which support improvement in teaching, learning, and scholarship. Faculty engage in teaching, scholarly/creative activities, and service that promote the University, the community, and their profession.

Objectives

The overall objectives of the School of Business and Technology are categorized into three areas: teaching, intellectual contributions, and service. Specific objectives in each area are as follows:

Teaching

• Focus on enhancing students' communication and problem-solving skills and encouraging them to think both critically and creatively.
• Integrate technology into curriculum development and instruction delivery.
• Encourage teamwork and diversity in group settings.
• Offer curriculum that reflects the latest developments in business and technology.

Intellectual Contributions

• Commit to the intellectual development of both students and faculty.
• Encourage faculty to engage in research activities.

Service

Serve the College of Business and Computational Science; the University; the business community; academic and other professional organizations; and the local, state, national, and international communities.

Degree Programs

The School of Business and Technology offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration at the undergraduate level which provides knowledge and skills that can be directly utilized by business professionals in both the private and public sectors. Multiple tracks are available including accounting, finance, general business, management, management information systems (MIS), marketing, and supply chain management. Minors are offered in the fields of business (only non-majors), accounting, economics, finance, management, and marketing. The School of

2019-2020 KSU UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG