Two Year Plans (Subject to Change)

Summer 2023 - Spring 2025
An "X" represents a semester in which a course is expected to be offered.


CLASS NUMBER/TITLESTCCNSummer 23Fall 23Spring 24Summer 24Fall 24Spring 25Prerequisites
ACCT 2301- Principles of Accounting IACCT 2301XXXXXX30 credit hours or department permission
ACCT 2302- Principles of Accounting IIACCT 2302XXXXXXACCT 2301 with a C or higher
ACCT 2303- Acct and Compliance of Non-Profit Organizations       30 credit hours, non-ACCT majors only
ACCT 3133- Professionalism in Accounting  XX XXACCT major; ACCT 3311 may be taken concurrently
ACCT 3303- Intro to Accounting Information Systems XXXXXXACCT 2302 and INSY 2303 with grades of C or higher
ACCT 3309- Accounting for Managers XXXXXXACCT 2302 with a C or higher
ACCT 3311- Financial Accounting I XXXXXXACCT 2301 with a C or higher; ACCT 3311 Entrance Exam
ACCT 3312- Financial Accountng II XXXXXXACCT 3311 with a C or higher
ACCT 3315- Principles of Federal Income Tax XXXXXXACCT major; Jr standing; ACCT 3311 with a C or higher
ACCT 3316- Data Analytics for Accounting XX XX ACCT 2302 with a C or higher
ACCT 4302- Cost Analysis and Decision Making XXXXXX60 credit hours, ACCT major; ACCT 3303 with a C or higher
ACCT 4304- Management Planning and Control  XX XXACCT major; Jr standing; ACCT 4302 with a C or higher
ACCT 4318- Auditing XXXXXXACCT major; Jr standing; ACCT 3303 & 3312 with C or higher
ACCT 4319- Financial Accounting III  XX XXACCT 3312 with a C or higher
ACCT 4325- Governmental Accounting  XX XXACCT major; Jr standing; ACCT 3312 with C or higher
ACCT 4332- Internal Auditing I       ACCT major; Jr standing; ACCT 3303 with C or higher
ACCT 4333- Internal Auditing II       ACCT major; Jr standing; ACCT 4332 with C or higher & 3.0+ GPA
ACCT 4340- Federal Income Tax for Entities other than Individuals  XX XXACCT 3315 with C or higher
ACCT 4380 - Ethics in Accounting  XX XXACCT 3312 with a C or higher
BLAW 3310 - Legal and Ethical Enviroment of Business XXXXXX30 credit hours
BLAW 3311- Law I  XX XX30 credit hours
BLAW 3312- Law II  XX XX30 credit hours
BLAW 3314- Real Estate Law  XX XX60 credit hours
BLAW 4310- Basic International Law for Business  XX XX60 credit hours
BLAW 4332- Business Law for Accountants XXXXXX60 credit hours

Summer 2023 - Spring 2025
An "X" represents a semester in which a course is expected to be offered.


CLASS NUMBER/TITLESTCCNSummer 23Fall 23Spring 24Summer 24Fall 24Spring 25Prerequisites
ECON 2305- Principles of MacroeconomicsECON 2301XXXXXX 
ECON 2306- Principles of MicroeconomicsECON 2302XXXXXX 
ECON 2337- Economics of Social Issues        
ECON 3322- Bitcoin and Economics of Cryptocurrencies   X   ECON 2306
ECON 3301- The Economics of Health XXXXXXECON 2306
ECON 3302- The Economics of Crime XX XX ECON 2306
ECON 3303- Money and Banking XXXXXXECON 2305
ECON 3304- Public Sector Economics       ECON 2306
ECON 3305- Laws and Economics       ECON 2306
ECON 3306- Sports Economics and Business  XX XXECON 2306
ECON 3310- Microeconomics XXXXXX60 credit hours; ECON 2306
ECON 3312- Macroeconomics XXXXXX60 credit hours; ECON 2305 & ECON 3303
ECON 3317- Statistis for Economic Data Analysis  XX XXBSTAT 3321 or permission of instructor
ECON 3318- Regression Analysis and Data Visualization  XX XXBSTAT 2305
ECON 3328- Principles of Transportation  XX   ECON 2306
ECON 3335- Economics of Public Policies       ECON 2306
ECON 3388- European Economic History, 1750 to Present  XX X ECON 2305
ECON 4300- Adv Comm for Business & Economic Professionals XXXXXXBCOM 3360
ECON 4302- Environmental Economics  X  X ECON 2306
ECON 4305- The Economics of Discrimination  XX XXECON 2306
ECON 4306- Comparative Economic Systems X XX XECON 2306
ECON 4311- Managerial Economics  XX XX60 credit hours; ECON 2306
ECON 4316- Digitization, Economics, and Strategy       ECON 2306 or permission of instructor
ECON 4318- Economic Regression Analysis Capstone  XX XXECON 3317 or permission of instructor
ECON 4319- Economic Growth and Development  X  X ECON 2305 and 2306
ECON 4320- Games and Decision Making   X  XECON 2306
ECON 4321- International Trade  XX XXECON 2306
ECON 4322- International Finance   X   ECON 2305
ECON 4323- Mathematical Economics       MATH 1315 or 1316 & ECON 3310 & ECON 3312
ECON 4324- Monetary and Fiscal Policy       60 credit hours; ECON 2306 & ECON 3303
ECON 4325- Economic Forecasting  X  X ECON 3318 or equivalent
ECON 4330- Human Resource Economics        ECON 2306

Summer 2023 - Spring 2025
An "X" represents a semester in which a course is expected to be offered.


CLASS NUMBER/TITLES Summer 23 Fall 23 Spring 24 Summer 24 Fall 24 Spring 25 Prerequisites
FINA 2330- Money, Finance, and the Modern Consumer   X X   X X  
FINA 3311- Personal Finance   X X   X X Completion of 30 credit hours
FINA 3313- Business Finance X X X X X X ECON 2306, ACCT 2302, MATH 1316, & 30 credit hours
FINA 3315- Investments X X X X X X ECON 2306, ACCT 2302, FINA 3313, & 60 credit hours
FINA 3317- Financial Institutions and Markets X X X X X X ECON 2306, ACCT 2302, & 60 credit hours
FINA 4311- Money and Capital Markets   X X   X X FINA 3315
FINA 4315- Advanced Business Financial Analysis X X X X X X FINA 3313 & FINA 3315
FINA 4317- Lending and Credit Analysis    
  X   FINA 3313 & FINA 3317 (or concurrent enrollment)
FINA 4318- Portfolio Management and Security Analysis   X     X   FINA 3313
FINA 4319- Financial Derivatives   X     X   FINA 3313
FINA 4320 - Capital Budgeting     X     X FINA 3313
FINA 4324- International Corporate Finance X X X X X X FINA 3313
FINA 4326- Wealth and Exchange             Non-Finance majors only; 30 credit hours
FINA 4328- Student Managed Investment Fund   X X   X X FINA 3315 and departmental permission
FINA 4351- Financial Modeling     X     X FINA 3313
INSU 4329- Property and Casualty Risk Management   X     X   60 credit hours
INSU 4330- Life and Health Risk Management     X     X 60 credit hours
REAE 3325- Real Estate Fundamentals X X X X X X MATH 1315 or MATH 1316 or any Calculus (or instr permission) and Jr standing
REAE 4314- Real Estate Development X X X X X X Junior standing
REAE 4319- Real Estate Finance X X X X X X REAE 3325 (FINA 3313 is ok for non-RE majors)
REAE 4321- Real Estate Investment   X X   X X REAE 3325 (FINA 3313 is ok for non-RE majors)
REAE 4334- Real Estate Appraisal   X     X   REAE 3325 (FINA 3313 is ok for non-RE majors)


Summer 2023 - Spring 2025
An "X" represents a semester in which a course is expected to be offered.


CLASS NUMBER/TITLES Summer 23 Fall 23 Spring 24 Summer 24 Fall 24 Spring 25 Prerequisites
BANA 3308- Introduction to Business Analytics   X X   X X BSTAT 3321 & INSY 3300
BANA 3309- Data Visualization and Business Intelligence   X X   X X BSTAT 3321 & INSY 3300
BANA 4308- Advanced Data Science     X   X X BANA 3308 & BANA 3309
BANA 4311- Ethical and Social Issues in Data Science     X   X X BANA 3308
BANA 4326- Capstone in Business Analytics         X X BANA 4308
BANA 4331- Seminar in Business Analytics         X X 60 or 90 credit hours and consent of instructor
BSTAT 2305- Intro Stats X X X   X X  
BSTAT 3321- Business Stats 1 X X X X X X  MATH 1308 or BSTAT 2305.
BSTAT 3322- Advanced Business Stats   X X
  X   BSTAT 3321
INSY 2303- Introduction to MIS and Data Processing X X X X X X  
INSY 3300- Introduction to Programming X X X X X X INSY 2303
INSY 3303- Computer Networks and Distributed Computing X X X X X X INSY 2303
INSY 3304- Database Management Systems X X X X X X INSY 3300
INSY 3305- Information Systems Analysis and Design X X X X X X INSY 3304 & 4305; INSY 4305 may be taken concurrently
INSY 3330- Introduction to E-Commerce X X X X X X INSY 2303
INSY 4305- Advanced Application Development X X X X X X INSY 3300
INSY 4306- Advanced Systems Development X X X X X X INSY 3305 & 4305; INSY 3305 may be taken concurrently
INSY 4307- Cloud Computing   X X   X X INSY 3300
INSY 4312- Introduction to Cybersecurity   X X   X X INSY 3303
INSY 4313- Blockchain Technology    
    X  
INSY 4315- Advanced Web Development   X X   X X  
INSY 4324- Enterprise Business Process Design   X X   X X  
INSY 4325- Enterprise Systems Management X X X X X X  
OPMA 3306- Operations Management X X X X X X Concurrent enrollment with BSTAT 3321 or 3322
OPMA 3308- Operations Planning and Control     X     X OPMA 3306
OPMA 3310- Project Management             OPMA 3306
OPMA 4301- Computer Models in Operations Management             OPMA 3306
OPMA 4302- Supply Chain Logistics     X     X OPMA 3306
OPMA 4303- Introduction to Management Sciences    
    X OPMA 3306; may be taken concurrently
OPMA 4307- Quality Planning and Analysis   X     X   OPMA 3306 & BSTAT 3321
OPMA 4309- Global Supply Chain Management   X  X   X   OPMA 3306 & OPMA 4302
OPMA 4310- Supply Chain Analytics-Theory and Practice      X       OPMA 3306 & basic computer knowledge
OPMA 4312- Purchasing Management   X     X   OPMA 3306 & OPMA 4302
OPMA 4314- Service Operations             OPMA 3306


Summer 2023 - Spring 2025
An "X" represents a semester in which a course is expected to be offered.


CLASS NUMBER/TITLES Summer 23 Fall 23 Spring 24 Summer 24 Fall 24 Spring 25 Prerequisites
MANA 1301- Business in a Global Environment X X X X X X  
MANA 2302- Communications in Organizations   X     X    
MANA 3318- Managing Organizational Behavior X X X X X X 30 credit hours
MANA 3319- Contemporary Managerial Challenges X X X X X X 60 credit hours
MANA 3320- Human Resource Management X X X X X X 60 credit hours
MANA 3321- Nonprofit and Volunteer Management             30 credit hours
MANA 3325- Entrepreneurship: The New Venture Creation Process X X X X X X 60 credit hours
MANA 4320- Employment Law   X X   X X 60 credit hours
MANA 4321- International Management   X X   X X 60 credit hours
MANA 4322- Strategic Management X X X X X X ACCT 2301 & 2302, BSTAT 3321, ECON 2305 & 2306, FINA 3313, MANA 3318, & MARK 3321
MANA 4325- Leadership in Organizations X X X X X X MANA 3318
MANA 4326- Diversity in Organizations X X X X X X Junior Standing
MANA 4328- Human Resource Staffing and Performance Management   X X   X X MANA 3318 & MANA 3320
MANA 4329- Disability and Work     X     X 60 cr. hours or MANA 4326 or Disability Studies permission
MANA 4330- Team Management   X     X   MANA 3318
MANA 4333- Management of Technological Innovation             60 credit hours
MANA 4334- Digital Entrepreneurship     X     X 60 credit hours
MANA 4338- Directed Studies in Entrepreneurship             MANA 3325 or instructor permission
MANA 4339- Pitching the Entrepreneurial Idea   X  X     X MANA 3325 or instructor permission
MANA 4340- Business and Society     X     X 60 credit hours
MANA 4341- Negotiations and Conflict Resolution X X X X X X MANA 3318
MANA 4342- Compensation and Benefits Management   X X   X X MANA 3318 & MANA 3320
MANA 4343- Training and Development   X     X   MANA 3318 or MANA 3319
MANA 4345- Social Entrepreneurship     X     X 60 credit hours


Summer 2023 - Spring 2025
An "X" represents a semester in which a course is expected to be offered.


CLASS NUMBER/TITLES Summer 23 Fall 23 Spring 24 Summer 24 Fall 24 Spring 25 Prerequisites
MARK 3321- Principles of Marketing X X X X X X 30 credit hours
MARK 3322- Professional Selling   X X   X X MARK 3321 with a grade of C or better; Jr standing
MARK 3323- Integrated Marketing Communication/Advertising X X   X X   MARK 3321 with a grade of C or better
MARK 3324- Consumer Behavior X X X X X X MARK 3321 with a grade of C or better
MARK 3332- Philanthropy, Fundraising, and Professional Selling             MARK 3321 with a grade of C or better; Jr standing
MARK 3342- Marketing and Philanthropic Strategy             MARK 3321 with a grade of C or better; Jr standing
MARK 3370- Social Media Marketing X X X X X X MARK 3321 with a grade of C or better
MARK 4303- Retail Marketing   X X   X X MARK 3321 with a grade of C or better
MARK 4308- Management and Leadership of the Sales Force   X X   X X MARK 3322 with a grade of C or better
MARK 4310- Digital Marketing   X X   X X MARK 3321 with a grade of C or better
MARK 4311- Marketing Research X X X X X X MARK 3321 with a grade of C or better & BSTAT 3321
MARK 4320- Product and Brand Strategy   X       X MARK 3321 with a grade of C or better
MARK 4322- Advanced Marketing Management and Strategy X X X X X X MARK 3321, 3324, & 4311 with grades of C or better; 90 cr hours
MARK 4325- International Marketing X X X X X X MARK 3321 with a grade of C or better
MARK 4335- Multicultural Marketing     X     X MARK 3321 with a grade of C or better
BCOM 3360 - Effective Business Communication X X X X X X  
BCOM 4380 - Advanced Communications for Business   X  X   X