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Undergraduate Business Administration Learning Goals
Critical Thinking and Analysis
Students will develop a critical and analytical approach to formulating sound business decisions.
Ethical Reasoning
Students will develop the ability to employ ethical reasoning when engaging in business decision-making.
Written and Oral Communication
Students will develop the necessary skills to be effective communicators, both in writing and orally.
Business knowledge
Students will develop the knowledge and skills that are necessary for success in a business career.
Financial Information.
Apply principles of financial analysis to assess a firm’s performance, financing options, investment choices, and risk and return of investments.
Economic Principles.
Apply principles of economic analysis to model and solve management problems.
Quantitative Methods.
Use quantitative methods to model management problems.
Behavioral Theories.
Apply behavioral theories to understand the management of individuals and organizations.
Social Theories.
Apply social theories to understand the management of individuals and organizations.
Value Creation.
Understand the management and measurement of value creation processes within the organization and allocation of the created value across owners, other investors, and stakeholders.