BUS 160H - Business Foundations

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FA. A survey introduction to business in its economic and global contexts and its functional areas (including accounting, finance, human resources management, marketing, and operations), with reflection on the roles of the legal, moral, ethical, and social responsibilities of business in society. The course emphasizes an integrated Christian view of business, considering its societal context, disciplines, and the role of management, and allows students to grow in their ability to think critically and analytically. Students will complete various assessment tests and evaluations to help them in determining what career path(s) they may want to pursue, whether in business or another area of concentration. The honors section will include additional experiential learning opportunities, and team assignments involving functional and cross-functional areas of an organization. Enrollment in honors Business 160 is limited to 20 students. For more information, contact Professor J. Risner.