Bachelor of Science Business Administration-Marketing 120 credits

Liberal Studies Requirements 45 hours

Business Common Professional Core Courses 51 hours

Management and Marketing Courses 24 hours

MGT 352 MKT 310 MKT 315 MKT 320 MKT 325

MKT 430 MKT 440 MKT 490

Accounting 18 credits

Students electing a minor in accounting should complete the following course sequence: ACC 201, 202, 301, 302; ECO 202 and one ACC elective, excluding ACC 300.

Business (non-majors only) 24 credits

Students electing a minor in business should complete the following course sequence: ACC 201, 202; BUA 101, 204 or ENG 216; ECO 2021; MGT 301 and MKT 301.

1Students should enroll in ECO 201 instead of ECO 200 as part of the Liberal Studies Requirements.

Minor

Economics 18 credits

Students electing a minor in economics should complete the following course sequence: BUA 320; ECO 202, 301, 302; and six hours of 300/400-level professional ECO or FIN electives.

Management 21 credits

Students electing a minor in management should complete the following course sequence: ACC 201, 202; ECO 202; MGT 301, 433, 460; and PSY 402 or any MGT elective.

Marketing 21 credits

Students electing a minor in marketing should complete the following course sequence: ACC 201, 202; ECO 202; MKT 301, 320, 440, and 490.

Due to the tremendous growth in the technological sector, the need for graduates with marketable computer skills has grown exponentially. The major goal of the School Mathematics and Computer Science is to provide students with the advanced conceptual framework and technical expertise required to succeed in these new ever-changing markets. Computer science students may pursue degrees at the baccalaureate level as well as the master's level. Graduates enjoy abundant career opportunities in professional markets such as business, industry, government, education, the military, and many others. Our programs are still the skills and knowledge to enter or advance in the workforce, and lead our graduates into becoming life-long learners. For more information, email compsci@kysu.edu or call 502-597-6708.

The computer science program offers courses leading to a Bachelor of Science in Digital Gaming, Entertainment, and Simulation, a Bachelor of Science in Computer and Information Science, and a Master of Science in Computer Science Technology. Students pursuing the bachelor's degree in computer and information science select an academic track from computer information security, computer information systems, game development, mathematics, or network engineering. Courses in these options focus on computer programming, hardware organization, systems design and analysis, databases, algorithmic development, computer networks and telecommunications, computer security, network security, data storage, data mining, computer graphics, game design and development, and information processing. The M.S. in Computer Science Technology has two academic concentrations to choose from: cyber security and information engineering.

Students pursuing either bachelor's degree, study a range of courses designed to prepare them for careers in business and industry as systems designers, system analysts, computer security experts, database or network professionals, or game

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