Prerequisite: ACC 201 and 211, or 206, or 500. Role of accounting in improving the practice of business management; budgeting, accounting analysis, the behavior of costs, accounting control. This course will not be counted in the 33 semester hours required for the MBA degree. Students who have completed at lest six hours of intermediate accounting and cost accounting cannot take ACC 611 as their core accounting course.  They must select an alternative course from the following list:  ACC 603, ACC 605, ACC 612 or ACC 615.

Prerequisite: CIS 429 or 500 or equivalent. A macro application to the concept, design and implementation of management information systems. This course is designed to be useful to MBA students interested in management information systems development as well as those who plan to be involved in managing MIS projects.

Prerequisite: FGB 380 or 500. An advanced study of the theory and practice of corporate financial management, including financial analysis and forecasting, working capital, capital budgeting, cost-of-capital, capital structure, mergers and acquisitions, and valuation. The course utilizes cases to emphasize both theory and technology in supporting sound financial decision-making.

Prerequisite: MGT 340 or 500 or permission. Study of individual and group behavior viewed from a managerial perspective within the organizational setting. Attention is focused on applications by managers of theory and research about the interaction between human beings and the formal organization, with emphasis on individual differences, interpersonal relations, and small group dynamics.

Prerequisite: 18 graduate hours in business administration and economics. Integration of the functional areas of business via the strategic planning process. Emphasis is placed upon the formulation, implementation, and control of an organization's mission, objectives, strategies, and policies as determined by external and internal analyses.

Prerequisite: MKT 350 and MGT 364 or 500. Theoretical bases of marketing concepts, principles and strategies; development, acceptance, and expected future direction of emerging marketing practices.

Prerequisites: ECO 155 and 165 or 500. An intermediate to advanced study of selected topics in microeconomic and macroeconomic analysis.

Prerequisite: QBA 337 or 500. A study of quantitative methods used to improve the decision making process in business. Major topics include constrained optimization models, forecasting models, simulation models, and decision theory.