ME
2015-2016 DEGREE REQUIREMENT SUMMARY
FOR A B.S. IN MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
(____) IT 101
Information Technology
(____) EXP 1______
Expository Writing I
(____) EXP 2______
Expository Writing II
(____) LIT/CIN/EMS_ Literature
(____) MA________
Mathematical Science I 1
(____) MA________
Mathematical Science II 1
(____) NASC______
Natural Science (4cr)
(____) MA/NASE__
Math or Natural Science Elective 2
(____) __________
Government: GLS 100, 102, or 105
(____) HI_________
History
(____) PH 101
Problems of Philosophy
(____) PS/SO_____
Behavioral Science
(____) ___________
Humanities/Social Science Elective 3
(____) EC 111
Principles of Microeconomics
(____) EC 112
Principles of Macroeconomics
(____) FS 111
First Year Seminar (1cr) (Day Students only)
BUSINESS CORE REQUIREMENTS
(____) GB 110
Legal and Ethical Environment of Business
(____) GB 112
Tools & Concepts in Accounting & Finance
(____) GB 212
Practice & Applications in Acct. & Finance
(____) GB 213
Statistical Analysis of Business Data
(____) GB 214
Marketing-Operations Fundamentals
(____) GB 215
Human Behavior and Organizations
(____) GB 310
Business Processes and Systems
(____) GB 320
General Business Field Project
(____) GB 410
Global Strategy
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
(____) EC 224
Intermediate Price Theory 4
(____) EC 225
Intermediate Macroeconomics 4
(____) EC 381
Research in Managerial Economics
(____) EC_____
Economics Elective 5
(____) EC_____
Economics Elective 5
(____) _______
Concentration Course 6
(____) _______
Concentration Course 6
(____) _______
Concentration Course 6
BUSINESS RELATED ELECTIVES (3 credits) 3, 7
(____) _______
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ARTS AND SCIENCE ELECTIVES (15 credits) 3, 7
(____) _______
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(____) _______
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(____) _______
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(____) _______
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(____) _______
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UNRESTRICTED ELECTIVES (6 credits) 3, 7
(____) _______
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(____) _______
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COURSE FOCUS REQUIREMENTS
U.S. Diversity Intensive (D)
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International Intensive (I)
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Communication Intensive (C)
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Communication Intensive/Major (EC 381)
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Office Notes:
Approved Minor in ______________________________________
Total credits required 122
IMPORTANT NOTICE! Students are responsible for understanding all
Note: Transfer students with at least 15 credits in transfer as well as
university policies, procedures and requirements. Such information can be
evening students will complete 121 credits.
found in the Undergraduate Course Catalogue, Registration Booklet, and the
Student Handbook. Please be aware that overall and major averages must be
All courses are 3 credits unless otherwise indicated.
at least 2.000 for graduation. This information is to help the student in
monitoring progress toward the degree. Responsibility for meeting all degree
requirements rests with the student.
1. The Math sequence consists of either MA123 & MA126 or MA131 & MA139, depending upon departmental placements.
2. The MA/NS elective can be fulfilled by a MA course numbered 200 or higher which does not duplicate material presented in any previously taken course. ST242,
as well as any NASE course, also fulfills the requirement.
3. Elective guidelines are available in the Registration Booklet.
4. Whenever possible, EC 224 and EC 225 should be taken the junior year.
5. Any EC courses not otherwise required can fulfill the EC elective requirements. Major electives should be selected in consultation with an economics faculty
mentor. Students cannot take both EC 211 (no longer offered at Bentley) and EC 391.
6. Students must choose one of the following concentrations: Accounting, Information Design and Corporate Communication, Economic Analysis, International
Business, Information Technology, Law, Management, Marketing, Quantitative Analysis, Entrepreneurship, or Human Resources. See guidelines for
concentration course selections in the Registration Booklet.
7. An optional 12-credit minor program must be pre-approved by the appropriate academic department.
Updated 7.21.2015 PJD
Managerial Economics
Required Courses
1. EC 224
Intermediate Price Theory
2. EC 225
Intermediate Macroeconomics
3. EC 381
Research in Managerial Economics
4. EC Elective
5. EC Elective
6. Concentration Class (see below)
7. Concentration Class (see below)
8. Concentration Class (see below)
Major Pre-requisite structure for ME Majors:
Courses
EC 224
EC 225
EC 381
EC Elective
EC Elective
Concentration Class
Concentration Class
Concentration Class
Pre-requisites
EC 111 & EC 112
EC 111 & EC 112
EC 224 & CC 7
Concentrations:
Accounting:
AC 311 Financial Accounting & Reporting I
AC 310 Cost Management
AC Elective
Law:
EC 280
LA 300
LA 308
LA 315
LA Elective
Information Design and Corporate Communication:
COM 210 Effective Speaking
IDCC 320 Managerial Communication
IDCC Elective
Management:
MG 240 Interpersonal Relations in Management
MG 345 Organizations and Environment
MG Elective
International Business:
EC 311 International Economics
MG 331 MG of International Operations
FI 351 International Finance or LA 308 International Business Law or MK 367
International Marketing
Marketing:
MK 400 Marketing Management
Two Marketing Electives
Information Technology:
CS 150 Intro to Data and Information Management
2 CS or IPM Electives
Quantitative Analysis:
MA 233 Calculus III
MA 239 Linear Algebra
MA Elective
Economic Analysis:
EC 245 Business Forecasting or
EC 361 Introduction to Econometrics
2 EC Electives
Human Resources:
MG 250 Human Resources Management
Two electives from the following:
EC 232 Labor Economics
MG 350 Human Resource Strategy or MG 360 Negotiating
Entrepreneurship:
MG 335 Entrepreneurial Thinking
MG 336 New Venture Planning and Financing
MG 360 Negotiating
Select three of the following:
Economic Analysis of the Law
Cyberlaw
International Business Law
Alternative Dispute Resolution in Business