MINOR IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT AND THE CULINARY ARTS
In addition to all other Business Management degree requirements, the Hospitality
Management and the Culinary Arts Minor requires
successful completion of 21 credits in Hospitality
Management and the Culinary Arts courses.
This must consist of:
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Five required Hospitality Minor courses 15
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Two Hospitality Minor Management courses 6
Total 21 credits Hospitality Major Area Elective Courses 15 credits required
(courses may be counted as Major Area or Open Electives)
HP–101 Introduction to Hospitality HP–102 Rooms
Division Management HP–110 Food & Beverage Management
HP–130 Hospitality Law HP–201 Technology for Hospitality
Hospitality Minor Elective Courses Minimum of 6
credits required (courses may be counted as Major
Area or Open Electives) HP–240 Travel Sales, Service
& Reservations HP–302 Menu Design & Planning HP–303
Front Office Management HP–304 Convention & Banquet
Planning HP–402 Corporate/Business Travel Management
HP–404 Facilities Design & Management General Education
LA–250, Geography is required as a General Education
course. The following courses are strongly recommended:
MG–211, Human Resource Management and MG–216, Labor
Relations
MINOR IN MARKETING
In addition to all other Business Management degree requirements, the Marketing
Minor requires successful completion of 21 credits
in Marketing courses.
This must consist of:
?Seven required Marketing Minor courses 21 credits Required Marketing Minor
Courses 21 credits required (courses may be counted
as Major Area or Open Electives) MK–201 Advertising
MK–202 Salesmanship MK–203 Product Development MK–205
Retail Management MK–212 Market Research MK–322
Market Management MK–342 Consumer Behavior Marketing
Minor Recommended Elective Courses (courses may
be counted as Major Area or Open Electives) MK–340
International Marketing MK–420 Advanced Marketing
Management
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
The Computer Information Systems degree focuses on the modern corporation’s
technique of communicating with itself and the rest
of the world. Creating and maintaining this complex system requires specialized computer and technological competencies
Monroe’s Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Information Systems provides graduates
with the management skills and the technical know-how
needed to keep current with ongoing and rapid advances
in the field. Students will learn to implement networks,
integrate hardware, software, and human resources in a client-server environment. They will be able to think critically and to communicate and work effectively as part of a team, which is essential in the modern
technological office environment.
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS B.B.A.
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DEGREE #150 |
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Major Requirements |
(66 credits) |
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Languages and Applications |
(12 credits) |
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CP-216 |
Advanced C++ |
3 |
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Other Language and Application Courses |
9 |
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Networks and Communication |
(9 credits) |
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CP-221 |
Computer Networks I |
3 |
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CP-321 |
Computer Networks II |
3 |
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CP-335 |
Telecommunications |
3 |
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Systems and Operations |
(18 credits) |
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CP-225 |
Unix/Linux |
3 |
CP-295 Systems Analysis and Design 3 CP-303 Operating Systems 3 CP-315 Management
Information Systems 3 CP-330 Database Management
Systems 3 CP-360 Computer Security 3 Computer Electives
(15 credits) Capstone Course CP-495 Senior Seminar
3 Business Electives 12 Other Requirements (54 credits)
General Education (33 credits) English or Literature
9 Mathematics 6 Other General Education Courses
18 Open Electives (21 credits) Total Credits Required
120
