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Bachelor of Science in Business

Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Technology Management Major

Program Curriculum

Course List
Code	Title	Credits
Degree Core Requirements
ACIS 2116	Principles of Accounting ^1,2	3
BIT 3414	Operations and Supply Chain Management ^2,#	3
FIN 3104	Introduction to Finance ^2,#	3
FIN 3054	Legal and Ethical Environment of Business ^2,#	3
HTM 2314	Introduction to International Business ²	3
or MGT 2314	Introduction to International Business
MGT 4394	Strategic Management ^2,#	3
MKTG 3104	Marketing Management ^2,#	3
Subtotal		21
Major Requirements
ACIS 1504	Introduction to Business Analytics and Business Intelligence ^1,2	3
ACIS 2115	Principles of Accounting ^1,2	3
MGT 1104	Foundations of Business ²	3
MGT 2104	Careers in Management	1
MGT 2064	Foundations of Entrepreneurship ^#	3
MGT 2114	Principles of Project Management ^4,#	3
MGT 3064	Cornerstones of Entrepreneurship and Innovation ^#	3
MGT 3324	Organization Behavior ^#	3
MGT 3404	Principles of Management ^2,#	3
MGT 3604	Managerial Analytics ^#	3
MGT 4064	Developing Entrepreneurial Ventures ^#	3
MGT 4334	Ethical Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility ^3,#	3
PSYC 1004	Introductory Psychology	3
or SOC 1004	Introductory Sociology
Select one of the following:		3
MGT 3074	Social Entrepreneurship ^#
MGT 3084	Digital Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Product Development ^#
MGT 3094	Global Entrepreneurship ^#
EIT Electives ^#
Select three of the following:		9
MGT 3074	Social Entrepreneurship (if not taken to satisfy major requirement) ^#
MGT 3084	Digital Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Product Development (if not taken to satisfy major requirement) ^#
MGT 3094	Global Entrepreneurship (if not taken to satisfy major requirement) ^#
ENGE/IDS/MGT 4094	Startup: Commercialization of Innovation ^#
MGT 4964	Field Study (only satisfies major requirement when the topic is "Entrepreneurship") ^#
MGT 4974	Independent Study (only satisfies major requirement when the topic is "Entrepreneurship") ^#
MGT 4994	Undergraduate Research (only satisfies major requirement when the topic is "Entrepreneurship") ^#
Subtotal		49
Free Electives
Complete 18 credit hours of free electives.		18
Subtotal		18
Pathways to General Education
Pathways Concept 1 - Discourse
ENGL 1105	First-Year Writing ³	3
or COMM 1015	Communication Skills
ENGL 1106	First-Year Writing ³	3
or COMM 1016	Communication Skills
Pathway 1a is fulfilled by COMM 2004 or MGT 4334 (see footnote 3) ³
Pathways Concept 2 - Critical Thinking in the Humanities
Select 6 credit hours from Pathway 2		6
Pathways Concept 3 - Reasoning in the Social Sciences
ECON 2005	Principles of Economics ^1,2	3
ECON 2006	Principles of Economics ^1,2	3
Pathways Concept 4 - Reasoning in the Natural Sciences
Select 6 credit hours from Pathway 4		6
Pathways Concept 5 - Quantitative and Computational Thinking
MATH 1524	Business Calculus (5F) ^1,2	4
BIT 2405	Introduction to Business Statistics, Analytics, and Modeling (5F) ^1,2	3
BIT 2406	Introduction to Business Statistics, Analytics, and Modeling (5A) ^1,2	3
Pathways Concept 6 - Critique and Practice in Design and the Arts
Select 3 credit hours of Pathway 6a		3
Pathway 6d is fulfilled by completing MGT 2064 ^#
Pathways Concept 7 - Critical Analysis of Identity and Equity in the United States
Pathway 7 is fulfilled by completing MGT 4334 ^#
Subtotal		37
Total Credits		125

¹: Policy 91: Pamplin students in a business degree program must complete eight business courses (ACIS 1504 Introduction to Business Analytics and Business Intelligence, MATH 1524 Business Calculus, ACIS 2115 Principles of Accounting - ACIS 2116 Principles of Accounting, BIT 2405 Introduction to Business Statistics, Analytics, and Modeling - BIT 2406 Introduction to Business Statistics, Analytics, and Modeling, and ECON 2005 Principles of Economics - ECON 2006 Principles of Economics) with a grade of C- or higher by 72 attempted credit hours (or 90 attempted credit hours for students with more than 18 transfer credits). Students who have not met the requirements will be notified upon reaching 72 (or 90) credit hours that they must complete the missing course(s) in the next term(s) of enrollment. Failure to do so may result in the student’s dismissal from the business degree program. This policy is strictly enforced.
²: Graduation requirement: Students must achieve a grade of C- or higher in select business courses (ACIS 1504 Introduction to Business Analytics and Business Intelligence, MATH 1524 Business Calculus, ACIS 2115 Principles of Accounting - ACIS 2116 Principles of Accounting, BIT 2405 Introduction to Business Statistics, Analytics, and Modeling - BIT 2406 Introduction to Business Statistics, Analytics, and Modeling, ECON 2005 Principles of Economics - ECON 2006 Principles of Economics, MGT 1104 Foundations of Business, HTM 2314 Introduction to International Business or MGT 2314 Introduction to International Business, MGT 3404 Principles of Management, MKTG 3104 Marketing Management, FIN 3104 Introduction to Finance, FIN 3054 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business, BIT 3414 Operations and Supply Chain Management, and MGT 4394 Strategic Management).
³: COMM 2004 Public Speaking is required for Entrepreneurship, Innovation, & Technology majors who did not take COMM 1015 Communication Skills - COMM 1016 Communication Skills. If ENGL 1105 First-Year Writing - ENGL 1106 First-Year Writing are taken, COMM 2004 Public Speaking Public Speaking will satisfy the Pathway 1A: Advanced Discourse requirement. If COMM 1015 Communication Skills - COMM 1016 Communication Skills are taken, students may use MGT 4334 Ethical Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility to satisfy the 1A requirement.
⁴: Business Information Technology (BIT) and Cybersecurity Management and Analytics (CMA) majors who are double majoring in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, & Technology may substitute BIT 4484 Project Management for MGT 2114 Principles of Project Management.
#: Overall and In-Major GPA: Students must have an overall GPA of 2.0 and an in-major GPA of 2.0 to graduate. Courses used to calculate the in-major GPA are noted with a # footnote.

Policy 91

University policy requires a student to make satisfactory academic progress towards a degree in order to remain enrolled at the institution (see footnote 1). Students are responsible for reading and understanding Policy 91 in accordance with Pamplin policies http://pampl.in/policy91

Graduation Requirements

General Information

A total of 125 credit hours is required for graduation. Any exceptions to this curriculum must be approved by the student’s department head and Associate Dean for Pamplin Undergraduate Programs.

Pre-Requisites

Students are responsible for ensuring they have met necessary pre-requisites for all courses. Please refer to Undergraduate Catalog or academic advisor.

Transferring Courses

Requirements and procedures for transferring courses are available http://pampl.in/transfercreditsteps

Overall and In-Major GPA

Students must have an overall GPA of 2.0 or higher and an in-major GPA of 2.0 or higher to graduate. Courses used to calculate the in-major GPA are noted with a # footnote.

Foreign Language Requirement

Students who did not successfully complete at least two years of a single foreign, classical, or sign language during high school must successfully complete six credit hours of a single foreign, classical, or sign language at the college level. Courses taken to meet this requirement may not count towards the minimum credit hours required for graduation. Please refer to the Undergraduate Catalog for details.

Roadmap

Plan of Study Grid
First Year
Fall Semester		Credits
ACIS 1504	Introduction to Business Analytics and Business Intelligence ^1,2	3
MATH 1524	Business Calculus ^1,2	4
MGT 1104	Foundations of Business ²	3
ENGL 1105 or COMM 1015	First-Year Writing ³ or Communication Skills	3
Select three credits in Pathway 2		3
	Credits	16
Spring Semester
ACIS 2115	Principles of Accounting ^1,2	3
ECON 2005	Principles of Economics ^1,2	3
BIT 2405	Introduction to Business Statistics, Analytics, and Modeling ^1,2	3
ENGL 1106 or COMM 1016	First-Year Writing ³ or Communication Skills	3
HTM 2314 or MGT 2314	Introduction to International Business ² or Introduction to International Business	3
MGT 2104	Careers in Management	1
	Credits	16
Second Year
Fall Semester
ACIS 2116	Principles of Accounting ^1,2	3
ECON 2006	Principles of Economics ^1,2	3
BIT 2406	Introduction to Business Statistics, Analytics, and Modeling ^1,2	3
MGT 3404	Principles of Management ^2,#	3
MGT 2064	Foundations of Entrepreneurship ^#	3
Select three credits in Pathway 4		3
	Credits	18
Spring Semester
MGT 3324	Organization Behavior ^#	3
PSYC 1004 or SOC 1004	Introductory Psychology or Introductory Sociology	3
MGT 2114	Principles of Project Management ^4,#	3
Select one of the following:		3
MGT 3074	Social Entrepreneurship ^#
MGT 3084	Digital Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Product Development ^#
MGT 3094	Global Entrepreneurship ^#
Select three credits in Pathway 4		3
	Credits	15
Third Year
Fall Semester
MGT 3064	Cornerstones of Entrepreneurship and Innovation ^#	3
MGT 4334	Ethical Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility ^3,#	3
BIT 3414	Operations and Supply Chain Management ^2,#	3
Select three credits in Pathway 2		3
FIN 3104	Introduction to Finance ^2,#	3
	Credits	15
Spring Semester
FIN 3054	Legal and Ethical Environment of Business ^2,#	3
MGT 3604	Managerial Analytics ^#	3
MKTG 3104	Marketing Management ^2,#	3
EIT Elective ^#		3
Free Elective		3
	Credits	15
Fourth Year
Fall Semester
MGT 4064	Developing Entrepreneurial Ventures ^#	3
EIT Elective ^#		3
Select three credits in Pathway 6a		3
Free Elective		3
Free Elective		3
	Credits	15
Spring Semester
MGT 4394	Strategic Management ^2,#	3
EIT Elective ^#		3
Free Elective		3
Free Elective		3
Free Elective		3
	Credits	15
	Total Credits	125

EIT Electives

Course List
Code	Title	Credits
Choose three - 9 credit hours:
MGT 3074	Social Entrepreneurship (if not taken to satisfy major requirement) ^#	3
MGT 3084	Digital Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Product Development (if not taken to satisfy major requirement) ^#	3
MGT 3094	Global Entrepreneurship (if not taken to satisfy major requirement) ^#	3
ENGE/IDS/MGT 4094	Startup: Commercialization of Innovation ^#	3
MGT 4964	Field Study (only satisfies major requirement when the topic is "Entrepreneurship") ^#	1-19
MGT 4974	Independent Study (only satisfies major requirement when the topic is "Entrepreneurship") ^#	1-19
MGT 4994	Undergraduate Research (only satisfies major requirement when the topic is "Entrepreneurship") ^#	1-19

¹: Policy 91: Pamplin students in a business degree program must complete eight business courses (ACIS 1504 Introduction to Business Analytics and Business Intelligence, MATH 1524 Business Calculus, ACIS 2115 Principles of Accounting - ACIS 2116 Principles of Accounting, BIT 2405 Introduction to Business Statistics, Analytics, and Modeling - BIT 2406 Introduction to Business Statistics, Analytics, and Modeling, and ECON 2005 Principles of Economics - ECON 2006 Principles of Economics) with a grade of C- or higher by 72 attempted credit hours (or 90 attempted credit hours for students with more than 18 transfer credits). Students who have not met the requirements will be notified upon reaching 72 (or 90) credit hours that they must complete the missing course(s) in the next term(s) of enrollment. Failure to do so may result in the student’s dismissal from the business degree program. This policy is strictly enforced.
²: Graduation requirement: Students must achieve a grade of C- or higher in select business courses (ACIS 1504 Introduction to Business Analytics and Business Intelligence, MATH 1524 Business Calculus, ACIS 2115 Principles of Accounting - ACIS 2116 Principles of Accounting, BIT 2405 Introduction to Business Statistics, Analytics, and Modeling - BIT 2406 Introduction to Business Statistics, Analytics, and Modeling, ECON 2005 Principles of Economics - ECON 2006 Principles of Economics, MGT 1104 Foundations of Business, HTM 2314 Introduction to International Business or MGT 2314 Introduction to International Business, MGT 3404 Principles of Management, MKTG 3104 Marketing Management, FIN 3104 Introduction to Finance, FIN 3054 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business, BIT 3414 Operations and Supply Chain Management, and MGT 4394 Strategic Management).
³: COMM 2004 Public Speaking is required for Entrepreneurship, Innovation, & Technology majors who did not take COMM 1015 Communication Skills - COMM 1016 Communication Skills. If ENGL 1105 First-Year Writing - ENGL 1106 First-Year Writing are taken, COMM 2004 Public Speaking will satisfy the Pathway 1A: Advanced Discourse requirement. If COMM 1015 Communication Skills - COMM 1016 Communication Skills are taken, students may use MGT 4334 Ethical Leadership and Corporate Social Responsibility to satisfy the 1A requirement.
⁴: Business Information Technology (BIT) and Cybersecurity Management and Analytics (CMA) majors who are double majoring in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, & Technology may substitute BIT 4484 Project Management for MGT 2114 Principles of Project Management.
#: Overall and In-Major GPA: Students must have an overall GPA of 2.0 and an in-major GPA of 2.0 to graduate. Courses used to calculate the in-major GPA are noted with a # footnote.