Courses for Intended Business Majors

Required Courses for Intended Business Majors

• ACCT 2101: Principles of Accounting I
• ACCT 2102: Principles of Accounting II
• BUSN 3000: Applied Statistics and Data Analysis for Business
• ECON 2105: Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECON 2106: Principles of Microeconomics
• LEGL 2700: Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business
• MIST 2090: Introduction to Information Systems in Business

NOTE: Please see your intended-business academic advisor in the UGA Exploratory Center for placement of Terry coursework within your program of study.

ECON 4000: The Economics of Human Resources (Spring semester only)

• Identify the costs and benefits managers should consider when deciding to hire, train, promote or terminate employees
• Analyze workers’ decisions to invest in human capital
• Identify the factors firms should consider in determining organizational structure and compensation schemes

ENTR 5500: Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Opens to all majors (including non-Terry majors) on December 2 at noon.

• Understand what entrepreneurship is and why entrepreneurship is important to society
• Acquire tools to creatively solve problems and generate venture ideas
• Prepare and present a high quality business plan

Prerequisite: AAEC 3980 or ACCT 1160 or ACCT 2101 or ECON 2105 or ECON 2106 or FHCE 3200 or FHCE 3250

MBUS 1100: Introduction to the Music Business (1 credit hour, Fall only)

• Obtain the skills necessary to begin and maintain a career in the music industry
• Know the fundamental concepts of business practices in the music industry
• Learn practical applications of classroom knowledge to the music business environment

MBUS 3000: Business Fundamentals as Applied to the Music Industry (Fall only)

• Gain the business fundamentals you need to navigate the music industry
• Learn how business concepts apply to the various fields in the music industry
• Understand fundamental approaches to business issues

The MIST courses below are open for Intended Business students to register starting December 2 at noon.

MIST 4600: Computer Programming in Business

• Introduction to computer programming using an object-oriented language
• Top-down design, structured programming, as well as debugging, testing and implementation

MIST 4610: Data Management and Analytics

• Focus on the issues and principles of managing organizational data
• Manage data though database development, access, and administration
• Develop data models, create relational databases, and formulate and execute complex queries

REAL 4000: Real Estate

• Learn and apply basic business principles including finance, economics, and law
• Examine the role of real estate within the economy and its importance to firms and individuals

RMIN 4000: Risk Management and Insurance

• Know how to identify and evaluate risk management principles critical to any business professional
• Recognize risk management’s important role in the growing concern over catastrophe and financial risks
• Explore career opportunities in the field of risk management and insurance