Management

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Professors, Fairfield-Sonn, Kidder (Chair), Naoumova, Ogilvie, Roth
Associate Professors, Congden, Katrichis, Sumukadas
Assistant Professor, Berry, Ranucci
Instructors, Braithwaite, Lofink, Patterson, Rogers

Management majors participate in a variety of educational experiences that develop knowledge of managerial decision making and supervision of people to achieve organizational goals. The objective is to prepare students to be effective members and eventual leaders in for-profit and not-for-profit organizations of all sizes. Students learn fundamental principles of organizations, the nature and capabilities of people, how to function well in a team, and the methods involved in analyzing and solving managerial problems. Management majors gain insight and skills needed for careers as professional managers or as self-employed entrepreneurs. These skills include communication, group process, decision making, planning, human resource management, information systems, and ethics. Each student takes both required courses and electives. Via electives, flexibility is permitted so that a student’s program may be tailored toward his or her own career goals and objectives.

Required management courses are regularly offered in the evening. Most are offered at least once in a two-year period in the evening. Students are advised to check with the Management and Marketing department for specific schedules of evening offerings.

Programs

• Management, B.S.B.A.

• Management Minor (for Barney Students)
• Management Minor (for Non-Barney Students)

Courses

• MGT 282 - Small-Business Practicum
• MGT 310 - Management and Organizational Behavior
• MGT 315 - Group Dynamics and Interpersonal Relationships
• MGT 320 - Operations Management
• MGT 330 - Socially Responsible Enterprises
• MGT 360 - Developing Management Skills
• MGT 410 - Human Resource Management
• MGT 418 - Ethics of Management
• MGT 421 - Leadership in the 21st Century
• MGT 422 - Work Force Diversity
• MGT 425 - Introduction to Negotiations
• MGT 430 - Project Management
• MGT 440 - Strategic Management of Organization
• MGT 450 - Managing in a Global Environment
• MGT 480 - Internship in Management
• MGT 481 - Independent Study in Management
• MGT 490 - Special Topics in Management
• MIS 211 - Introduction to Management Information Systems
• MIS 350 - Information Systems Analysis and Design
• MIS 441 - Data Communications, Networks, and Connectivity
• MIS 442 - Database Modeling and Management
• MIS 481 - Independent Study in MIS
• MIS 490 - Special Topics in Information Systems
• PRO 322 - Operations Planning and Control Systems

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