Management Major

Required Core Courses

• ECON 010 - Economics and the World Economy
• MGMT 100 - The Art and Science of Management
• MGMT 101 - Principles of Accounting
• MGMT 104 - Introduction to Management Information Systems
• MGMT 110 - Quantitative Methods for Managers
• MGMT 170 - Managerial Communications
• MGMT 203 - Management Accounting

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• MGMT 210 - Management and Behavioral Principles
• MGMT 230 - Marketing Management
• MGMT 240 - Corporate Finance
• MGMT 250 - Operations Management
• MGMT 262 - Business Ethics and Law

• Capstone Requirement

• MGMT 260 - Applying the Art and Science of Management (Capstone) This required course is the senior capstone course for students completing the Management major. This course links and further develops the knowledge and skills you have gained in previous courses that focused on specific functional areas such as accounting, economics, finance, management, marketing, and operations management. 

Management Electives

The Management major also requires two units of Management (MGMT) elective courses at the 200 level or higher. Students can take ENT 245   for one of the major electives.

Students cannot take MGMT 298   or  MGMT 299  for an elective.

Marketing Track

Management majors interested in learning more about the field of marketing can pursue the marketing track within the major (Management majors cannot complete the marketing minor).

The track requires additional coursework beyond the 15 unit major. Students completing the track must complete 17 units, three units of marketing electives, and  one unit of elective coursework from an approved list of electives outside of the Management program that have relevance to marketing. 

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  Students must complete at least three of the following marketing electives:

   

• MGMT 231 - Marketing Research
• MGMT 234 - Consumer Behavior
• MGMT 237 - Branding Concepts and Principles
• MGMT 238 - Digital Marketing

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  Students must complete at least one of the following electives:

   

• ARTS 120 - Introduction to Photography
• ARTS 122 - Introduction to Digital Photography
• ARTS 124 - Introduction to Graphic Design
• ARTS 209 - Motion Graphics
• ENG 111 - Creative Writing: Nonfiction
• ENG 204 - Writing for Modern Media
• ENT 202 - Entrepreneurial Marketing and Communications
• ID 237 - Program Evaluation for Youth and Community Development Initiatives
• MCA 282 - Radio Journalism and Podcasting in the Arts and Beyond
• PSYC 290 - Motivation and Self-Regulation
• SCRN 107 - Introduction to Digital Filmmaking
• TA 112 - The Creative Actor