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Courses for Intended Business Majors

Required Courses for Intended Business Majors

NOTE: Please see your intended-business academic advisor in the UGA Exploratory Center for placement of Terry coursework within your program of study.

Economics

ECON 4000 The Economics of Human Resources (Fall only)

  • Identify the costs and benefits managers should consider when deciding to hire, train, promote or terminate employees
  • Analyze workers’ decisions to invest in human capital
  • Identify the factors firms should consider in determining organizational structure and compensation schemes

Entrepreneurship

ENTR 5500 Introduction to Entrepreneurship 

  • Understand what entrepreneurship is and why entrepreneurship is important to society
  • Acquire tools to creatively solve problems and generate venture ideas
  • Prepare and present a high quality business plan

Opens to all majors (including non-Terry majors) at noon on December 1.
Prerequisite:  AAEC 3980 or ACCT 1160 or ACCT 2101 or ECON 2105 or ECON 2106 or FHCE 3200 or FHCE 3250

Music Business

MBUS 1100 Introduction to the Music Business (1 credit hour, Fall only)

  • Obtain the skills necessary to begin and maintain a career in the music industry
  • Know the fundamental concepts of business practices in the music industry
  • Learn practical applications of classroom knowledge to the music business environment

MBUS 3000 Business Fundamentals as Applied to the Music Industry (Fall only)

  • Gain the business fundamentals you need to navigate the music industry
  • Learn how business concepts apply to the various fields in the music industry
  • Understand fundamental approaches to business issues

Management Information Systems

MIST 4600 Computer Programming in Business

  • Introduction to computer programming using an object-oriented language
  • Top-down design, structured programming, as well as debugging, testing and implementation

MIST 4610 Data Management and Analytics

  • Focus on the issues and principles of managing organizational data
  • Manage data though database development, access, and administration
  • Develop data models, create relational databases, and formulate and execute complex queries

MIST 5750 Business Process Management

  • Modeling business work systems with focus on processes and the information technology (IT) to support business processes
  • Focus is on discovering, analyzing, improving, and executing business processes

NOTE: MIST courses require Permission of Major (POM). Email the MIS Academic Advisor

Real Estate

REAL 4000 Real Estate

  • Learn and apply basic business principles including finance, economics, and law
  • Examine the role of real estate within the economy and its importance to firms and individuals

Risk Management and Insurance

RMIN 4000 Risk Management and Insurance

  • Know how to identify and evaluate risk management principles critical to any business professional
  • Recognize risk management’s important role in the growing concern over catastrophe and financial risks
  • Explore career opportunities in the field of risk management and insurance