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Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Learning Goals

The B.B.A. programs provide students with a high-quality business education based on a solid liberal arts foundation so they can secure entry-level positions in organizations and/or pursue graduate studies.

To accomplish this mission, the faculty members are committed to educate students, who, upon graduation, will:

LG1 Communicate effectively.
  LO1.1 Students will produce professional quality business documents.
  LO1.2 Students will make a professional presentation.
   
LG2 Apply basic quantitative skills to business problems.
  LO2.1 Students will construct and interpret tabular and graphical methods of presenting qualitative and quantitative data.
  LO2.2 Students will use spreadsheet software to evaluate and use the results of regression models.
  LO2.3 Students will solve and interpret quantitative business models using spreadsheet software.
   
LG3 Use information technology to solve business problems.
  LO3.1 Students will effectively use a word processing program.
  LO3.2 Students will effectively use a spreadsheet program.
  LO3.3 Students will effectively use a presentation program.
   
LG4

Possess a basic knowledge of accounting, economics, finance, the legal environment of business, management, and marketing.
  LO4.1 Students will demonstrate a basic knowledge of the fundamental concepts of accounting, economics, finance, the legal environment of business, management, and marketing.
   
LG5
Understand how ethical decision-making and globalization affect organizations.
  LO5.1 Students will demonstrate the ability to analyze issues and situations having ethical and legal implications for business.
  LO5.2 Students will demonstrate a basic knowledge of international economic and business concepts.
   
LG6

Utilize general and management-specific knowledge and skills in the analysis of business and economic problems.
 

LO6.1 Students will demonstrate a basic knowledge of relevant costs for decision making.
LO6.2 Students will demonstrate the ability to analyze the current situation of an organization and develop a plan to ensure organizational viability.

  

    Master of Business Administration (MBA) Learning Goals

    The M.B.A. program educates students with a broad knowledge of business in order for them to perform effectively in management positions or to pursue further studies.

    Graduates of the RCOB’s MBA program will be able to:

    LG1 Communicate at a professional level in oral presentations and in writing.
      LO1.1 Students will be able to create effective written business documents.
      LO1.2 Students will be able to prepare and deliver effective business presentations.
       
    LG2 Work effectively with others and lead in organizational situations.
      LO2.1 Students will demonstrate effective group collaboration behavior in accomplishment of tasks.
      LO2.2 Students will be able to evaluate effective leadership behavior.
       
    LG3 Identify how globalization affects organizations and their environment.
      LO3.1 Students will be able to identify trends in the global marketplace.
      LO3.2 Students will assess the role that the global business environment plays in business decisions.
       
    LG4 Recognize the importance of ethical decision making.
      LO4.1 Students will be able to identify ethical theories and concepts and their importance.
      LO4.2 Students will evaluate managerial decisions using an ethical framework.
       
    LG5

    Integrate analytical and problem solving skills with concepts and theories from all functional areas of business.
      LO5.1 Students will be able to apply decision-making processes to define the problem, identify and collect needed information, and analyze the information to reach appropriate decisions.
      LO5.2 Students will be able to analyze and reach an appropriate decision when presented with multi-functional issues.

     

    Master of Professional Accounting (MPAcc) Learning Goals

    Faculty members are committed to educate accounting students who upon graduation will:

    1. Communicate at a professional level in oral presentations and in writing.
    2. Identify how globalization affects organizations and their environment.
    3. Recognize the importance of ethical decision making.
    4. Use technology effectively.
    5. Understand the principles, practices, and professional responsibilities common to the major forms of professional accounting and be able to apply these principles and practices in a professionally responsible manner to accounting and business processes and systems.
    6. Conduct research pertinent to accounting issues and problems.