Electives

Electives let you explore topics relevant to your particular needs and interests.

Manage Your Work Load

Since electives are 1-2 credits, students who want less than the 4-credit load offered by a module can take one or two electives instead. You may also take electives with a Module to move more quickly through the program.

Sample Elective Courses

Elective offerings vary from semester to semester and new electives are added each term. Below is a sampling of currently offered electives.

Mouse-over the "Details" buttons for a brief course description. For a more comprehensive look at elective offerings, see the Course Catalog.

 
Accounting & Finance
Financial Statement Analysis 
Fundamental Methods of Forecasting 
Incorporation of Exchange Rates in Strategic Decision-making 
Introduction to Assurance Services 
Introduction to Financial Fraud 
Investment Analysis and Management 
Reengineering Financial Performance 
Strategic Cost Management 
Tax Impact of Business Decisions 
 
Healthcare
Fundamentals of Health Information Technology Management 
Health Care Finance and Economics 
Health Care Human Resources & Organizations 
 
Information Technology
E-Business Fundamentals for Managers 
E-Business Website Development 
IS Security Policy Development 
Introduction to Enterprise Resource Planning 
Managing Technology in Turbulent Times 
 
Management
Advanced Topics in Project Management 
Business Process Simulation 
Business and Ethics 
Classic & Contemporary Literature in Business 
Contract Law for Managers 
Decision Analysis 
Employee Training and Development 
Organizational Leadership and Change 
Project Execution and Control (Prerequisite: Project Management) 
Project Management 
Project Portfolio Management (Prerequisite: Project Management) 
Work-Family Issues in Contemporary Times 
 
Marketing
Business in East Asia 
Consumer Behavior 
Corporate Venturing 
Impact of Regional Marketing Agreements and Emerging Markets on Global Business 
International Marketing Research 
Selling Ideas at Work 
Strategies and Tactics of Pricing 
 
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