Academic Programs

Management Development

Award: Associate of Applied Science
Number of credits required: 60
Locations: La Plata Campus (LAPL) Leonardtown Campus (LEON) Prince Frederick Campus (PRIN)
Offered: Days And Evenings
Contact: E. A. Schauf, Interim Chair

Description:

This degree program prepares students who are currently employed as well as those without prior work experience to develop the skills required of managers in a variety of business settings. Beginning courses expand the students' skills in a number of disciplines, while upper-level courses and electives allow students to specialize to suit their career plans. Students may transfer this degree to University of Maryland, University College.Students desiring transfer to other four-year colleges should consider the business administra- tion transfer degree. Discussions of this choice with a counselor is highly recommended. These discussions should begin early in the student's program of study. Cooperative education is available in this program. This program is fully available online. The Accounting Associate of Applied Science degree program is accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs.Accreditation information may be obtained from the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs, 7007 College Boulevard, Suite 420, Overland, KS 66211; (913) 339-9356; www.acbsp.org.The maximum number of credits accepted in transfer from other institutions to this program is 45.

Required courses:

Take ACC-2010 ACC-2015 ACC-2020 BAD-1210 BAD-2070 BAD-2610 BAD-2700 ECN-1015 ECN-2010 ECN-2020 ENG-1010

Business Elective:

Take 3 credits from ACC-2340 , ACC-2681 , BAD, ECN, ITS-1040 , ITS-2450

Communications:

Take 3 credits; from COM-1010 COM-1250 COM-1350 COM-1450

Computer application:

Take 3 credits; from BAD-1330 , ITS-1015

English:

Take 3 credits; from ENG-2050 ENG-2090

Mathematics:

Take 3 credits from General Education Courses listing

Math Elective:

Take 3 credits; from ACC-2681 BAD-1300 MTH-2300

Biological/phys sci: