Applied Business Management Certificate

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Minimum Requirements for Applied Business Management Certificate: 30-36 credits

Concentrations: Computer Applications, Finance, General Business, Human Resources, Marketing, Office Administration, Public Management, Recreational Guiding, Retail Management and Tourism

Students must earn a C- grade or better in each course.

General University Requirements
Complete the general university requirements.
Certificate Requirements
Complete the certificate requirements.8-9
As part of the certificate requirements, complete the following:
Communication
Complete one of the following:
Business English
Business Communications
Writing Across Contexts
Computation
Business Math (or any MATH course at the F100 level or above)
Intermediate Algebra
Human Relations 1
Human Relations (recommended)
Applied Business Management Program Requirements
Complete the following:
ABUS F101Principles of Accounting I3
ABUS F161Personal and Business Finance3
BA F151XIntroduction to Business3
Concentration
Complete one of the following:12-18
Computer Applications
Finance
General Business
Human Resources
Marketing
Office Administration
Public Management
Recreational Guiding
Retail Management
Tourism
Electives
General Electives0-1
Total Credits30-36
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A.A.S. Approved Course

Concentrations

Computer Applications

Complete the following:
CIOS F130Word Processing3
CIOS F135Microcomputer Spreadsheets3
CIOS F146Using Internet Tools and Technologies3
or CITS F220 Implementing Internet Tools and Technologies
CIOS F240Microcomputer Databases3
Total Credits12

Finance

Complete the following:
ABUS F160Principles of Banking3
ABUS F210Income Tax3
ABUS F233Financial Management3
ABUS F234Introduction to Investing3
Total Credits12

General Business

Complete the following:
ABUS F179Fundamentals of Supervision3
or BA F307 Introductory Human Resources Management
ABUS F201Principles of Accounting II3
or ABUS F210 Income Tax
or ABUS F220 Microcomputer Accounting: QuickBooks
or ABUS F235 Fund Accounting for Nonprofits
ABUS F232Contemporary Management Issues3
or ECON F101X Principles of Microeconomics
or ECON F102X Principles of Macroeconomics
ABUS F260Marketing Practices3
or ABUS F263 Public Relations
or BA F343 Principles of Marketing
Total Credits12

Human Resources

Complete the following:
ABUS F141Payroll Accounting3
ABUS F179Fundamentals of Supervision3
ABUS F231Introduction to Personnel3
or BA F307 Introductory Human Resources Management
ABUS F242Employment Law3
or BA F317 Employment Law
Total Credits12

Marketing

Complete the following:
ABUS F175Customer Service3
ABUS F178Professionalism3
Complete one of the following:3
Marketing Practices
Public Relations
Principles of Marketing
CIOS F2xx-level graphics or web design elective3
Total Credits12

Office Administration

Complete the following:
ABUS F170Business English3
ABUS F182Office Procedures3
Complete six credits from the following:6
Professional Skills for Job Hunt
Practicum in Applied Business
Word Processing
Microcomputer Spreadsheets
Computer Business Applications
Total Credits12

Public Management

Complete the following:
ABUS F235Fund Accounting for Nonprofits3
PS F100XPolitical Economy3
PS F101XIntroduction to American Government and Politics3
or ABUS F232 Contemporary Management Issues
PS F212Introduction to Public Administration3
Total Credits12

Recreational Guiding

Complete the following:
ABUS F175Customer Service3
NRM F161Wilderness Leadership Education3
Complete one of the following:3
Emergency Trauma Training First Responder
More advanced Emergency First Responder Training
RECR electives3
Total Credits12

Retail Management

Complete the following:
ABUS F179Fundamentals of Supervision 13
or BA A231
Fundamentals of Supervision
ABUS F231Introduction to Personnel3
ABUS F260Marketing Practices 13
or BA A260
Marketing Practices
BA A266Retailing Management3
CIOS F150Computer Business Applications 13
or CIOS A103
Introduction to Personal Computers
Complete one of the following:3
Interpersonal Skills in Organization 1
Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
Fundamentals of Oral Communication: Group Context
Fundamentals of Oral Communication: Public Context
Fundamentals of Oral Communication 1
Interpersonal Communication 1
Media and Culture
Total Credits18
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Courses offered via distance delivery from the University of Alaska Anchorage.

Tourism

Complete the following:
ABUS F158Introduction to Tourism3
ABUS F175Customer Service3
ABUS F199Practicum in Applied Business3
Complete one of the following:3
Small Hotel, Bed and Breakfast, and Lodge Operations
Transportation and Logistics Management
Food and Beverage Management
Total Credits12

Note: Other courses specific to individual education and career goals may be substituted with program approval.