DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL BUSINESS

GENERAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

GBA 562 MANAGERIAL LAW. This course is designed to provide the manager with an awareness of the rights of the business and its obligations in complying with government regulations.

GBA 564 ENTREPRENEURSHIP: THEORY & PRACTICE. Graduate level course on the theory of entrepreneurship, innovation creation and management, intellectual entrepreneurship and wealth creation strategies. A special emphasis is placed on the role of intellectual entrepreneurs in creating high growth enterprises for sustainable development. This course explores the nature of innovation, the formal and informal financial services sector and its role in capitalizing new ventures, and the role of government policy toward innovation and technological disruption.

GBA 575 READINGS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. This course is designed for the directed study of individual students who wish intensive supervision in some vital aspect of Business Administration. Prerequisite: GBA 587 and Approval of Department Chair and Graduate Coordinator.

GBA 587 RESEARCH WRITING IN BUSINESS. This course is designed to prepare graduate students to do research as well as develop their oral, written, and interpersonal skills. Both individual and group research projects are completed utilizing appropriate research methodology.