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Casandra Greene
Instructional Programs Support Coordinator
Inland Empire/Desert
Riverside City College
CTE Dean
Shari Yates
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Program Details
Business Administration - Global Enterprise Concentration
New Program
International Business and Trade (050800)
05/02/21
This program focuses on the study of business in the global setting. Individuals seeking to own a small business (online or offline) or work at a company of any size, all benefit from the knowledge of global business as the business of all capacity engage in global business today. The program prepares individuals with knowledge of how to participate and succeed in global business, market to consumers outside of the U.S., manage a global workforce, and participate in the growing business of global trade.
Program Learning Outcomes
Business Administration:
Upon successful completion of this program, students should be able to:
- Use technology to analyze business decisions and to enhance business communications.
- Apply basic business and accounting calculations and analyses. Have an understanding of legal practices relating to business.
- Apply sound management practices.
Global Business PLOs
- Explain the role of global business as an integral function in the global economy.
- Analyze the functions of global marketing, global management, and global trade as they pertain to the basis of global business.
- Apply marketing, management, trade, and general business practices within the global framework reflecting differences in country-specific political, economic, legal, social, competitive, and other business environments.
- Demonstrate the importance, responsibility, and contribution to the growth of the global economy and sustainability.
40 students every year as a cohort who take the program.
Program Proposal Attributes
- Certificate of Achievement: 16 or greater semester (or 24 or greater quarter) units (C)
- A.S. Degree (S)
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this program, students should be able to:
- Use technology to analyze business decisions and to enhance business communications.
- Apply basic business and accounting calculations and analyses. Have an understanding of legal practices relating to business.
- Apply sound management practices.
- Explain the role of global business as an integral function in the global economy.
- Analyze the functions of global marketing, global management, and global trade as they pertain to the basis of global business.
- Apply marketing, management, trade, and general business practices within the global framework reflecting differences in country-specific political, economic, legal, social, competitive, and other business environments.
- Demonstrate the importance, responsibility, and contribution to the growth of the global economy and sustainability.
Course Units and Hours
30
30
60
Course Report
This program focuses on the study of business in the global setting. Individuals seeking to own a small business (online or offline) or work at a company of any size, all benefit from the knowledge of global business as the business of all capacity engage in global business today. The program prepares individuals with knowledge of how to participate and succeed in global business, market to consumers outside of the U.S., manage a global workforce, and participate in the growing business of global trade.
Program Learning Outcomes
Business Administration:
Upon successful completion of this program, students should be able to:
- Use technology to analyze business decisions and to enhance business communications.
- Apply basic business and accounting calculations and analyses. Have an understanding of legal practices relating to business.
- Apply sound management practices.
Global Business PLOs
- Explain the role of global business as an integral function in the global economy.
- Analyze the functions of global marketing, global management, and global trade as they pertain to the basis of global business.
- Apply marketing, management, trade, and general business practices within the global framework reflecting differences in country-specific political, economic, legal, social, competitive, and other business environments.
- Demonstrate the importance, responsibility, and contribution to the growth of the global economy and sustainability.
Required Courses: 30 .units
Course | Title | Units | Sequencing |
---|---|---|---|
ACC-1A | Principles of Accounting I | 3 | Term 2 |
BUS-10/10H | Introduction to Business | 3 | Term 1 |
BUS-18A | Business Law I | 3 | Term 3 |
BUS-20 | Business Mathematics | 3 | Term 1 |
BUS-22 Or BUS-24 | Management CommunicationsOrBusiness Communications | 3 3 | Term 1 |
CIS-1A Or CIS/CAT-3 | Introduction to Computer Information Systems Computer Applications for Business | 3 3 | Term 2 |
BUS-40 | Introduction to Global Business | 3 | Term 1 |
BUS-43 | Global Marketing | 3 | Term 2 |
BUS-46 | Global Trade | 3 | Term 2 |
BUS-48 | Global Management | 3 | Term 3 |
Supporting Documents
Inland/Empire Desert Regional Questions
Submission Details
04/29/21 - 07:50 PM
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Diann Thursby Super User · 05/10/21
Received regional recommendation at 5-10-2021 IEDRC Deans Meeting.