Business (Associate in Science) · Chabot College

Description

The core curriculum for the Business Associate in Science Degree involves completing the courses below and the general education requirements.Students may enroll in one of the three areas of concentration: General Business, Management, or Marketing. Only one Associate in Science Degree in Business may be earned. While all classes in the program transfer to four-year universities at least as electives, the program is not intended to prepare a student for transfer. If your main goal is transferring to a four-year school, consider completing the AS-T in Business Administration for Transfer instead.

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon the successful completion of this program, students should be able to:

Understand and apply generally accepted accounting principles to prepare financial statements
Develop understanding of the law and the legal environment as it relates to business operations, including ethical considerations.
Create effective oral and written business communications using modern communication technologies.
Apply critical thinking and analytical skills in decision making and problem solving.

Program Requirements

SUBJECT #

TITLE

UNITS

Course	Title	Units
BUS 1A	Financial Accounting	4
orBUS 7	Accounting for Small Business	3
BUS 10	Business Law	4
BUS 12	Introduction to Business	3
BUS 14	Business Communications	3
BUS 16	Business Mathematics	3
BUS 22	Introduction to Management	3
BUS 36	Introduction to Marketing	3
BUS 40	International Business	3
CAS 50	Introduction to Computer Application Systems	3
orCAS 54	Microsoft Excel	3
orCSCI 8	Computer Literacy	3
BUS 1B	Managerial Accounting	4
BUS 20	Law and Society	3
BUS 21	Human Resource Management	3
BUS 26	Small Business Management	3
BUS 28	Human Relations in the Workplace	3
BUS 43	Personal Financial Planning	3
BUS 50A	Skills for Supervisors	1
BUS 50C	Interviewing for Success	1
BUS 50D	Resumes and Job Application Letters	1
BUS 50J	Time Management Skills	1
BUS 50K	Listening Skills	1
BUS 50L	Careers in Business	1
BUS 50M	Workplace Diversity	1
BUS 50N	Dealing with Difficult People	1
BUS 50P	Quality Customer Service	1
BUS 50R	Being a Successful Virtual Worker	1
BUS 50S	Managing Virtual Teams	1
ENTR 1	Introduction to Entrepreneurship	3
ENTR 5	The Entrepreneurial Mindset	3
ENTR 20	Marketing for Entrepreneurs	3
ENTR 30	The Business Plan	3
BUS 21	Human Resource Management	3
BUS 1B	Managerial Accounting	4
BUS 26	Small Business Management	3
BUS 28	Human Relations in the Workplace	3
BUS 50A	Skills for Supervisors	1
BUS 50C	Interviewing for Success	1
BUS 50D	Resumes and Job Application Letters	1
BUS 50J	Time Management Skills	1
BUS 50K	Listening Skills	1
BUS 50L	Careers in Business	1
BUS 50M	Workplace Diversity	1
BUS 50N	Dealing with Difficult People	1
BUS 50P	Quality Customer Service	1
BUS 50R	Being a Successful Virtual Worker	1
BUS 50S	Managing Virtual Teams	1
ENTR 1	Introduction to Entrepreneurship	3
BUS 34	Introduction to Advertising	3
ENTR 20	Marketing for Entrepreneurs	3
BUS 26	Small Business Management	3
BUS 32	Retail Store Management	3
BUS 50A	Skills for Supervisors	1
BUS 50C	Interviewing for Success	1
BUS 50D	Resumes and Job Application Letters	1
BUS 50J	Time Management Skills	1
BUS 50K	Listening Skills	1
BUS 50L	Careers in Business	1
BUS 50M	Workplace Diversity	1
BUS 50N	Dealing with Difficult People	1
BUS 50P	Quality Customer Service	1
BUS 50R	Being a Successful Virtual Worker	1
BUS 50S	Managing Virtual Teams	1
ENTR 1	Introduction to Entrepreneurship	3
Total		60

Other Information

Discipline: Business, Economics & Information Technology

Program Control Number: 09637

TOP Code: 050640 - Small Business and Entrepreneurship

CIP Code: 52.0703 - Small Business Administration/Management