BOTHELL BUSINESS PROGRAM OUTLINE 25
credits
The Business Program core consists of five courses that cover the basic knowledge needed for success in business.
• Management of Organizations/Teamwork Skills • Managerial Economics • Marketing Management
• Operations and Project Management • Business Finance
20-25 credits
Students may pursue a concentration in one or more of the areas listed below or choose a self-directed program from courses in any concentration. • Finance • Management • Management Information Systems (25 credits)
• Marketing • Technology and Innovation Management
35 credits 10 credits 90
credits 180
credits General Electives are upper-division courses from Business, other UW Bothell programs, or other universities.
These courses are required to provide a broad-based academic background. (minimum 15 credits must be non-business courses)
Capstone courses are designed to integrate learning from previous coursework. • Business Policy and Strategic Management • Global Environment of Business
Additional UW Bothell and/or transfer credits Total credits for a BA degree
BOTHELL BUSINESS PROGRAM OUTLINE WITH ACCOUNTING OPTION 25 credits
The Business Program core consists of five courses that cover the basic knowledge needed for success in business. • Management of Organizations/Teamwork Skills • Managerial Economics • Marketing Management
• Operations and Project Management • Business Finance
35
credits 5
credits 15
credits 10
credits 90 credits
credits 180
credits 45
225 credits
• Intermediate Accounting I • Intermediate Accounting II • Intermediate Accounting III • Cost Accounting
Business Elective Non-Business General Elective are courses required to provide a broad-based academic background.
Capstone courses designed to integrate learning from previous coursework. • Business Policy and Strategic Management • Global Environment of Business
Additional UW Bothell and/or transfer credits Total credits for BA degree Electives for CPA Track Total credits for BA to CPA
• Federal Income Taxation • Auditing Theory and Practice • Accounting Information Systems
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