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College of Business and Public Affairs offers the following
minors:
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minor in Business Administration consists of the following
courses: (18 hours) |
- Accounting 300 or Accounting 201
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minor in Accounting consists of the following courses:
(18 hours) |
- Accounting 201 and 202 (Financial/Managerial
Accounting)
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- Accounting 301 and 302 (Intermediate
Accounting)
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6 additional hours
of upper division accounting courses:
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- Accounting 321 (Strategic Cost Management)
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- Accounting 401 (Auditing and Assurance
Services)
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- Accounting 431 (Individual Taxation)
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- Accounting 441 (Advanced Financial Accounting)
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- Accounting 451 (Governmental and NonProfit
Accounting)
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Six additional hours would be necessary to meet
the minimum number of credit hours in accounting
needed to sit for the CPA exam in Tennessee.
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minor in Computer Science consists of the following
courses: (18 hours) |
Two of the following
computer science courses:
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- 12 additional hours of computer science
courses, at least 9 of which are upper-division
(300 or 400 numbered courses)
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in Finance consists of the following courses: (18
hours) |
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and one of the following:
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The minor will provide non-finance majors with
knowledge of financial theory and practice that
will complement and enhance their education within
their majors.
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minor in Entrepreneurship consist of the following
courses: (18 hours) |
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The minor is designed to give non-business students
exposure to entrepreneurial ideas within business
and to integrate this exposure with their non-business
studies.
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| The minor in International
Studies consists of multi-disciplinary courses: (18
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- Students are required to take History
200 plus one course from five of
the following areas of study:
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- Agricultural Economics 335, 350
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- Geography 380, 381, 441, 442, 461, 462
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- French 311, 321, 360, 370, 381, 382
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- German 321, 360, 370, 381, 382
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- History 320, 321,343, 432, 420, 421,
441, 442, 448, 468, 470, 482, 484
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- Japanese 315, 341, 342, 360, 370
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- Political Science 321, 322, 341,401,
467, 480
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- Sociology 300, 304, 306, 433, 495
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- Spanish 321,322, 360, 370, 381, 382,
385, 386
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| The minor in Leadership
consists of the following courses: (18 hours)
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- Natural Resource Management 100 or 101
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plus three additional
hours from one of the following:
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| The minor in Management
consists of the following courses: (18 hours) |
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- 9 additional hours of upper-division
management electives (300 or 400 numbered courses)
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Information Systems consists of the following courses:
(18 hours) |
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and one course chosen
from
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and three hours chosen
from:
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- Computer Science 201 (3 hours course)
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- Information Systems 211, 212, 213 (1
hour courses)
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- Information Systems 221, 222, 223 (1
hour courses)
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- Information Systems 231, 232, 233 (1
hour courses)
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and two courses, one of
which must be upper-division (300 or 400 numbered
courses), selected from:
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minor in Marketing consists of the following courses:
(18 hours) |
- Economics 201 or Economics 202
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- 12 additional hours of marketing courses.
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The minor will provide non-business majors knowledge
of marketing thought and practices and enhance
their education within their respective majors.
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| The minor in Office
Information Systems consists of the following courses:
(18 hours) |
- Information Systems 212-213 (1 hour courses)
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- Information Systems 222-223 (1 hour courses)
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- Information Systems 232-233 (1 hour courses)
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and one of the following:
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minor in Political Science consists of the following
courses: (18 hours) |
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12 hours of upper-division
courses (300 or 400 numbered)
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Only six hours (2 courses)
can be from the following courses: |
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minor in Paralegal Studies consists of the following
courses: (21 hours) |
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The minor in paralegal studies is designed to
prepare a person for a career as a legal assistant.
Also, as part of an overall degree program, it
is an excellent minor for students who plan to
attend law school.
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| Note: Students
majoring in political science cannot
receive a separate minor in paralegal studies; however,
courses in the paralegal studies minor can count toward
satisfying the major. |
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