Approved Electives | Fall 2022

Afro-American Electives

AFRO-005

Introduction to Afro-American Studies I

AFRO-006

Introduction to Afro-American Studies II

AFRO-115

Sem: Afro 199 Black Aesthetics

AFRO-121

Special Topics: Hip Hop

AFRO-122

Education in Black America

AFRO-185

Black Women in America

AFRO-191

Comparative Slavery

AFRO-192

Harlem Renaissance Movement

AFRO-195

Comparative Black Literature

AFRO-198

Contemporary Black Poetry

AFST-101

African World: Introduction to Contemporary

ARTH-193

Black, Body, Dress and Culture

ENGL-054

Afro-American Literature to 1940

ENGL-055

Afro-American Literature from 1940

FASH-102

African-American Dress

HIST-005

Introduction to the Black Diaspora I

HIST-006

Introduction to the Black Diaspora II

HIST-176

Afro-American History to 1877

HIST-177

Afro-American History since 1877

MUTP-100

Blacks in the Arts

POLS-006

Pan-Africanism

POLS-007

Introduction to Black Politics

SOCI-160

Sociology of Afro-Americans

Business Elective

Courses worth three credit hours and offered in the School of Business.

The most popular options include:

SUBJ No Course
ACCT 310 Intermediate Accounting I
ACCT 318 Tax Principles & Procedures
ACCT 320 Cost Accounting I
ACCT 343 Ethics, Values & Governance
ACCT 350 Acct Info Systems
ACCT 360 Not-For-Profit Acc'ting
ACCT 385 Forensic Accounting
BLAW 306 Business Law II
FINA 307 Series 7 Prep
FINA 313 Financial Management
FINA 320 Prin of Pers Financial Plan
FINA 321 Wealth Management
FINA 325 Capital Markets
FINA 330 Principles of Investments
FINA 360 Sem-Finc: Tech Analy-Invest
FINA 366 Investment Management
FINA 370 Bond Markets: Anlys & Strategy
FINA 373 Financial Statement Analysis
FINA 374 Valuation
INBU 300 Principles of Intrn'l Busness
INFO 210 Intro to Software Design
INFO 375 Sem Cmptr-Base Mgmt Info Sys
INFO 384 Business Analytics
INFO 385 Introduction to e-Business
INFO 391 Intro to Info Security
INFO 393 Network/Internet Sec Mgmt
INFO 395 Information Assurance
INFO 396 Project Management
INSU 350 Risk & Insurance
INSU 351 Life & Health Insurance
INSU 352 Property Liability Insurance
INSU 354 Risk Management
MGMT  302 Adv Organicational Behavior
MGMT  303 Human Resources Mgmt
MGMT  304 Labor Management Relations
MGMT  307 Ldrship & Spirituality in Mgmt
MGMT  314 Diversity & Inclusion in Org.
MGMT  315 Entrepreneurial Opportunity Recognition
MGMT  316 Business Ethics
MGMT  331 Decision Making
MGMT  350 Management of Small Business
MGMT  353 Entrepreneurial Mktg
MGMT  355 New Venture Development
MGMT  356 Entrepreneurship Externship
MGMT  380 Seminar in Management
MKTG 304 Publication Management
MKTG 310 Consumer Behavior
MKTG 315 Marketing Research
MKTG 319 Sales Management
MKTG 320 Marketing Communication
MKTG 331 Social & Internet Marketing
MKTG 355 Retailing
MKTG 361 Marketing Analytics
MKTG 370 Services Marketing
MKTG 380 Sports Marketing
MKTG 381 Marketing for Startups
MKTG 385 Multi-Cultural Marketing
MKTG 390 Special Topics in Marketing
REEH 100 Prin & Pract of Real Estate
SCHM 211 Introduction to Logistics
SCHM 340 Procurement
SCHM 341 Quality & Reliability Mgmt
SCHM 360 Negotiations Fundamentals
SCHM 375 Sem. IT in Supply Chain Mgmt.

English Writing Requirements

All students complete two semesters (six credit hours) of ENGW courses based on placement.

Foreign Language Requirements

All students (except those with a major in International Business) are required to complete two semester courses of the same modern foreign language.

International Business majors are required to take at least four semester courses and reach fluency in the same modern foreign language.  Credit towards reaching the foreign language requirement begins at Level 2. The following languages are recommended for the major’s regional sequences:

  • Asia – Chinese, Japanese, Korean
  • Emerging Nations – Arabic, Chinese, French, Portuguese, Spanish
  • Europe – French, German, Russian, Spanish
  • Latin America – Portuguese, Spanish
  • Middle East & North Africa – Arabic, Farsi, French
  • Sub-Saharan Africa – French, Portuguese, Swahili, Wolof

History or Political Science Elective

Courses worth three credit hours and offered by the College of Arts & Sciences with a subject of “HIST” or “POLS.”

Major Elective

Courses listed in the “Major Electives” category on each major’s program of study.

The most popular choices include:

 

Subject No Course
ACCT 310 Intermediate Accounting I
ACCT 318 Tax Principles & Procedures
ACCT 320 Cost Accounting I
ACCT 343 Ethics, Values & Governance
ACCT 350 Acct Info Systems
ACCT 360 Not-For-Profit Acc'ting
ACCT 385 Forensic Accounting
BLAW 306 Business Law II
FINA 307 Series 7 Prep
FINA 313 Financial Management
FINA 320 Prin of Pers Financial Plan
FINA 321 Wealth Management
FINA 325 Capital Markets
FINA 330 Principles of Investments
FINA 360 Sem-Finc: Tech Analy-Invest
FINA 366 Investment Management
FINA 370 Bond Markets: Anlys & Strategy
FINA 373 Financial Statement Analysis
FINA 374 Valuation
INBU 300 Principles of Intrn'l Busness
INFO 210 Intro to Software Design
INFO 375 Sem Cmptr-Base Mgmt Info Sys
INFO 384 Business Analytics
INFO 385 Introduction to e-Business
INFO 391 Intro to Info Security
INFO 393 Network/Internet Sec Mgmt
INFO 395 Information Assurance
INFO 396 Project Management
INSU 350 Risk & Insurance
INSU 351 Life & Health Insurance
INSU 352 Property Liability Insurance
INSU 354 Risk Management
MGMT  302 Adv Organicational Behavior
MGMT  303 Human Resources Mgmt
MGMT  304 Labor Management Relations
MGMT  307 Ldrship & Spirituality in Mgmt
MGMT  314 Diversity & Inclusion in Org.
MGMT  315 Entrepreneurial Opportunity Recognition
MGMT  316 Business Ethics
MGMT  331 Decision Making
MGMT  350 Management of Small Business
MGMT  353 Entrepreneurial Mktg
MGMT  355 New Venture Development
MGMT  356 Entrepreneurship Externship
MGMT  380 Seminar in Management
MKTG 304 Publication Management
MKTG 310 Consumer Behavior
MKTG 315 Marketing Research
MKTG 319 Sales Management
MKTG 320 Marketing Communication
MKTG 331 Social & Internet Marketing
MKTG 355 Retailing
MKTG 361 Marketing Analytics
MKTG 370 Services Marketing
MKTG 380 Sports Marketing
MKTG 381 Marketing for Startups
MKTG 385 Multi-Cultural Marketing
MKTG 390 Special Topics in Marketing
REEH 100 Prin & Pract of Real Estate
SCHM 211 Introduction to Logistics
SCHM 340 Procurement
SCHM 341 Quality & Reliability Mgmt
SCHM 360 Negotiations Fundamentals
SCHM 375 Sem. IT in Supply Chain Mgmt.

General Elective (AKA Non-Business Elective)

Courses worth one, two, or three credit hours and offered outside of the School of Business in any School or College.

Physical Education Electives

Courses offered by the College of Arts & Sciences with a subject of “HHPL.”

Science Elective

BIOL-101

General Biology I

BIOL-003 Life Science

CHEM-003

General Chemistry

COMP-001

Life Science

COMP-002

Planetary Science

COMP-003

Physical Science

PHYS-030

Earth & Space Science I

PHYS-001

General Physics I

PHYS-010

General Astronomy I

Unauthorized Electives

Courses required in the Business Core, Major Core and Major Electives cannot count as an elective. No course may fulfill more than one type of major degree requirement and students must reach the minimum required total credits per the program of study. The following courses, in addition to any offered by the Center for Academic Reinforcement, are not approved electives and cannot count towards degree requirements:

MATH-005

WR College Algebra I

MATH-006

College Algebra I