Administration and Supervision BAS, Organizational Administration Concentration (OADM-BAS)

The curriculum leading to the BAS in Administration and Supervision with a concentration in Organizational Administration provides access to students who already have skills in a technical area and wish to advance to higher level supervisory and management positions within business, industry, and governmental organizations. This upper-level coursework will broaden the student’s knowledge in applied management practices and will prepare the student for supervisory and management opportunities within their chosen field.

Dr. Debra Kuhl

District Academic Department Head, Business

Organizational Administration Concentration

850-484-2504

dkuhl@pensacolastate.edu

 

 

Dr. Douglas A. Wymer

Dean, Baccalaureate Studies and Academic Support

850-484-1764

dwymer@pensacolastate.edu

 

 

 

Upper Division Requirements:

Admission requires an AAS, an AS, an AA degree, or at least sixty credits in a related discipline including at least fifteen semester hours of transferable general education coursework.

For AS and AAS graduates, an additional fifteen to twenty one general education credits are required to complete the thirty-six credit hour general education requirement of Pensacola State College.

Also, all students must complete eight college credit hours of the same foreign language or two consecutive years of the same foreign language in high school.

General Education Courses (36 hours)

Communications (6)

6 cc

Literature (3)

3 cc

Humanities/Fine Arts

6 cc

Mathematics

6 cc

Natural and Physical Sciences

7 cc

History, Behavioral/Social, and Human Sciences

6 cc

Computer Competence Requirement

1 cc

Oral Communication Requirement

1 cc

Required Core Courses (21 hours)

Grade of C or higher required.

BUL 3130Legal Environment

3 cc

GEB 3213Professional Communications

3 cc

FIN 3400Financial Management^

3 cc

MAN 3353Management Theory

3 cc

MAN 4301Human Resource Administration

3 cc

MAN 3240Organizational Behavior

3 cc

MAN 3303Theories of Leadership

3 cc

Emphasis Courses

MAN 3063Professional Ethics and Values

3 cc

MAN 3503Managerial Risk Analysis and Decision Making

3 cc

MAN 4113Managing Diversity

3 cc

MAN 4720Strategic Management

3 cc

Select three of the elective listed below

ACG 3024Accounting for Non-Financial Majors

3 cc

ENT 3003Entrepreneurship/Small Business Management

3 cc

ISM 4013Management Information Systems

3 cc

MAN 3583Project Management

3 cc

MAN 3600International Business

3 cc

MAN 4162Customer Relations in Business

3 cc

MAR 3802Marketing for Managers

3 cc

MAN 4320Recruitment and Selection^

3 cc

MAN 4330Compensation Management^

3 cc

MAN 4335Employee Benefit Planning^

3 cc

MAN 4352Effective Employee Training^

3 cc

MAN 4402Employment Law & Regulations

3 cc

MAN 4584Process Improvement Methodology^

3 cc

MAN 4741Innovation, Change, and Agile Process^

3 cc

MAN 4881Authority, Influence, and Projects^

3 cc

PAD 4046Values, Ethics and Conflict Resolution^

3 cc

ACG3024: Required for students not having Accounting I (ACG 2001) or Financial Accounting (ACG 2021) in Associate Degree Program.

Required Electives

Choose courses with the following prefixes: ACG, ACO, BUL, CGS, ECO, FIN, FSS, GEB, HFT, LIS, MAN, MAR, MKA, MSL, OST, and PLA.



Degree Electives

Degree electives will be those freshmen-level and sophomore-level courses you have completed to earn your associate degree.

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