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The Minor in Management and the Minor in Marketing and Entrepreneurship will expand your skills and understanding of the managerial or marketing functions. These options augment your specialty, make your  degree more attractive to potential employers, and provide the background necessary for entrance into graduate degree programs in business or engineering management. Each minor consists of 27 credits as follows:

Minor in Management

Required courses:
MS-221  Microeconomics
MS-331  Business Law
MS-340  Production/Operations Management
             or IE-331 Production Planning and Inventory Control
MS-342  Management Principles
MS-354  Principles of Accounting
MS-356  Business Finance
MS-361  Marketing

Plus SIX CREDITS of electives from one of the following:

General Management
MS-327  International Business
MS-344  Organizational Behavior
              or SS-461 Organizational Psychology
MS-442  Management in the Era of Rapid Technological Change
MS-444  Business and Government Relations
MS-448  Employment Law
MS-4801 Project Management
             or IE-340 Project Management

Financial Management
MS-358  Managerial Cost Accounting
MS-439  Principles of Real Estate
MS-451  Personal Tax
MS-452  Investment and Portfolio Analysis
MS-453  Personal Investments
MS-4599  Managerial Finance

Operations Management
MS-3405  Advanced Operations Management
MS-3411  Leading Project Teams
MS-393  Quantitative Management Techniques
MS-3991  Supply Chain Management
MS-443  Labor Relations

Marketing and Entrepreneurship
MS-3425  Entrepreneurship - An Overview
MS-3427  Entrepreneurial Business Plans
MS-3429  Entrepreneurial Finance
MS-3615  Services Marketing
MS-363  E-business Marketing Strategies
MS-365  Business-to-Business Marketing
MS-462  Technical Selling
MS-467  Marketing Research
MS-468  Promotion and Advertising Strategies

Minor in Marketing and Entrepreneurship

Required courses:

MS-221  Microeconomics
MS-331  Business Law
MS-361  Marketing
             or MS-3615 Services Marketing
MS-365  Business-to-Business Marketing
MS-468  Promotion and Advertising Strategies
MS-469  Advanced Marketing Strategies

Plus NINE CREDITS of electives from the following:

HU-494  Creative Thinking
MS-273  Web Site Design
MS-327  International Business
MS-342  Management Principles
MS-3425  Entrepreneurship - An Overview
MS-3427  Entrepreneurial Business Plans
MS-3429  Entrepreneurial Finance
MS-344  Organizational Behavior and Leadership Development
MS-363  E-business Marketing Strategies
MS-462  Technical Selling
MS-467  Marketing Research
MS-4801  Project Management
               or IE-340 Project Management
MS-483  Database Management Systems
TC-151  Theory of Human Communication
TC-242  Persuasive Speech
TC-342  Professional Presentation Techniques
TC-351  Organizational Communication
TC-381  Marketing Communications


In most cases, the courses required for the minors in business management will entail taking courses above the minimum needed within a student's degree program requirements. Please see your advisor or program director for more details. Students enrolled in the BUS, IB, BSM or MIS programs are not eligible to receive the minor in anagement. At least 50 percent of the requirements for a minor must be completed at MSOE.