Joint Bachelor of Science in Management and Master of Business Administration

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Student Name: CWID: Concentration: Joint Bachelor of Science in Management and Master of Business Administration Students who waived courses in the BSM program are required to complete the course(s) at the MBA level. The units for the courses listed below will count towards additional elective units in fulfilling the minimum of units required for the MBAJ program. Students who earned a "B-" or lower in a 4-unit BSM course are required to complete the course at the MBA level. If the MBA course is one of the required courses for the concentration selected, students will need to complete additional elective units. The units for these courses do not count towards the minimum units required for the MBAJ program. They are considered additional units required for program completion. BSCI 650/651 5 Behavior in Organization DESC 656 4 Quantitative Analysis for Business Operations ACCT 652 4 Accounting Information and Control Systems ECNM 657 4 Prices, Profit, and the Market Economy FINC 655 4 Financial Management of the Firm ISTM 654 4 Information and Process Systems MKTG 658 4 Marketing Management LEGL 653 4 Political, Regulatory, Ethical, and Legal Issues of Business ECNM 670 4 Global and Macroeconomics Environment DESC 656 4 Quantitative Analysis for Business Operations ISTM 654 4 Information and Process Systems XXXX XXX 12 Applied Analytics Concentration Courses XXXX XXX 4 Additional Electives ISTM 654 4 Information and Process Systems XXXX XXX 12 DIIS Concentration Courses XXXX XXX 8 Additional Electives Applied Analytics Digital Innovation & Information Systems (DIIS)

LEGL 684 4 Business Negotiation and the Resolution of Conflict XXXX XXX 8 Dispute Resolution Concentration Courses XXXX XXX 12 Additional Electives* *The additional elective units may be completed in topics unrelated to the student s concentration, but no more than 8 units may be taken from a single area. FINC 655 4 Financial Management of the Firm MKTG 658 4 Marketing Management XXXX XXX 12 Entrepreneurship Concentration Courses XXXX XXX 4 Additional Electives ACCT 652 4 Accounting Information and Control Systems FINC 655 4 Financial Management of the Firm XXXX XXX 12 Finance Concentration Courses XXXX XXX 4 Additional Electives XXXX XXX 24 Electives* *Student may enroll up to 8 units from a single area. Dispute Resolution Entrepreneurship Finance General Management

ECNM 670 4 Global and Macroeconomics Environment XXXX XXX 8 Global Business Concentration Courses XXXX XXX 12 Additional Electives* *The additional elective units may be completed in topics unrelated to the student s concentration, but no more than 8 units may be taken from a single area. OTMT 670 4 Advanced Principles of Organizations and Leadership XXXX XXX 8 Leadership and Managing Organizational Change Concentration Courses XXXX XXX 12 Additional Electives* *The additional elective units may be completed in topics unrelated to the student s concentration, but no more than 8 units may be taken from a single area. MKTG 658 4 Marketing Management XXXX XXX 12 Marketing Concentration Courses XXXX XXX 8 Additional Electives Global Business Leadership and Managing Organizational Change Marketing

Concentrations: Applied Analytics In order to obtain a concentration in Applied Analytics, students must complete 4 units from each of the following categories for a total of 12 units. Descision Science Electives DESC 620 2 Advanced Statistical Tools DESC 622 2 Optimization Modeling DESC 624 2 Predictive Analytics DESC 626 2 Simulation Modeling DESC 637 2 Multiple Attribute Decision Analysis Information Systems and Technology Management Electives ISTM 620 2 Workflow and Business Process Modeling and Analysis ISTM 622 2 Social Media Analytics ISTM 624 2 Big Data Management ISTM 626 2 The Art and Science of Business Analytics ISTM 627 2 Marketing Informatics General Electives DESC 621 2 Valuation of Real Options DESC 627 2 Supply Chain Management Analytics DESC 628 2 Healthcare Analytics ISTM 6 2 Information Security Data Analytics DESC 636 2 Project Management ISTM 660 2 Business Analytics and Intelligence Note: The global content requirement for the program is fulfilled by completing ISTM 620, ISTM 6, or GSBM 693: Global Business Intensive (with applied analytics-focused content and/or final paper). Digital Innovation & Information Systems (DI-IS) ISTM 660 2 Business Analytics and Intelligence ISTM 661 2 Enterprise Architecture and Infrastructure Management ISTM 662 2 DIIS Portfolio and Project Management ISTM 663 2 Managing DIIS Security, Privacy and Ethics ISTM 664 2 Business Process Analysis and Innovation ISTM 665 2 Digital Innovation and Strategic Transformation Note: The global content requirement for the program is fulfilled by completing ISTM 664, ISTM 665, or GSBM 693: Global Business Intensive (with DIIS-focused content and/or final paper). Students may substitute up to 4 units with alternative electives. Please refer to the Academic Catalog for more information.

Dispute Resolution LEGL 684 4 Business Negotiation and the Resolution of Conflict XXXX XXX 2 Mediation Seminar XXXX XXX 2 Arbitration Course (one of three) Elective Courses: XXXX XXX 2, 2 Two elective courses from the Straus Institute, School of Law Note: The global content requirement for the program is fulfilled by completing a GSBM global-related Straus Institute, School of Law elective course. Entertainment, Media and Sports (EMS) DESC 660 2 Entertainment, Media and Sports Analytics FINC 661 2 Entertainment, Media and Sports Finance ISTM 621 2 Digital Media and Entertainment LEGL 662 2 Law, Intellectual Property, and Ethics for Entertainment, Media and Sports MKTG 672 2 Entertainment, Media and Sports Brand and Audience Development Two units to be selected from the following list: OTMT 663 2 Entertainment, Media and Sports Talent Management and Representation ENTR 661 2 Entrepreneurship and the Generation of New Venture Ideas GSBM 698 2 Contemporary Issues in Business and Management - Producing and Distributing EMS Products GSBM 670Y 2 Education to Business GSBM 693 Global Business Intensive (with EMS-focused content 2 and/or final paper) GSBM 694 2 Going Global with Graziadio (with EMS-focused content) Note: The global content requirement for the program is fulfilled by completing ISTM 621, GSBM 693: Global Business Intensive (with EMS-focused content and/or final paper) or GSBM 694 (with EMS-focused content). Entrepreneurship ENTR 661 2 Entrepreneurship and the Generation of New Venture Ideas ENTR 662 2 The Feasibility of New Venture Ideas ENTR 663 2 Financing Entrepreneurial Ventures ENTR 664 2 Managing Entrepreneurial Ventures ENTR 665 2 Marketing Entrepreneurial Ventures ENTR 667 2 New Venture Creation Note: The global content requirement for the program is fulfilled by completing the Entrepreneurship concentration.

Finance Twelve units from the following courses: FINC 634 2 The Management of Financial Risk FINC 635 2 Real Estate Investing and Finance FINC 638 2 Financial Modeling FINC 663 2 Financing Small Businesses FINC 664 2 Business Analysis Using Financial Statements FINC 667 4 Global Capital Markets and Institutions FINC 668 4 Valuation and Corporate Combinations FINC 669 4 Investments and Portfolio Management Note: The global content requirement for the program is fulfilled by completing FINC 667. General Management A General Management concentration allows for a broad selection of any 12 units of MBA electives. Elective courses may be 4-units or 2-units each. Students do not need to focus on any particular discipline. Note: The global content requirement for the program is fulfilled by completing a minimum of 2 units of the global content requirement from any other concentration. Students may substitute GSBM 693: Global Business Intensive or GSBM 694: Going Global with Graziadio (G3) for up to 4 units of electives. Global Business Required course: ECNM 670 4 Global and Macroeconomic Environment Eight units are to be selected from the global content requirement from any other concentration. Note: The global content requirement for the program is fulfilled by completing a minimum of 2 units of the global content requirement from any other concentration. Students may substitute GSBM 693: Global Business Intensive or GSBM 694: Going Global with Graziadio (G3) for up to 4 units of electives.

Leadership and Managing Organizational Change Required course: OTMT 670 4 Advanced Principles of Organizations and Leadership Eight units are to be selected from the following courses: BSCI 617 2 Creating and Leading Teams BSCI 635 2 Leadership and Ethics OTMT 617 2 Leadership Theory and Practice OTMT 671 2 Cross-Cultural Management LEGL 684 4 Business Negotiation and the Resolution of Conflict OTMT 672 4 Organizational Dynamics and Managing Change OTMT 676 4 Talent Management OTMT 678 4 Creativity and Innovation for Leadership OTMT 680 4 Leadership: Great Leaders, Great Literature Note: The global content requirement for the program is fulfilled by completing OTMT 671 or GSBM 693: Global Business Intensive. Students may substitute GSBM 693 for up to 4 units of electives. Marketing Twelve units from the following courses: MKTG 680 4 Global Brand Management MKTG 681 4 Market Innovation and Commercialization MKTG 682 4 Marketing Communications and The Digital Age MKTG 671 2 Global Marketing GSBM 693 2 Global Business Intensive or or or GSBM 694 2 Going Global with Graziadio (G3) Note: The global content requirement for the program is typically fulfilled by MKTG 680. As an alternative to MKTG 680, students may elect to take MKTG 671 and make up the additional 2 units through either GSBM 693: Global Business Intensive or GSBM 694: Going Global with Graziadio (G3). Students may substitute GSBM 693 or GSBM 694 for up to 2 units of electives.