2006–2007 - Florida Institute of Technology

Accounting Track
Students with the required accounting prerequisites may elect
to take the accounting track by completing four courses from
the following list. These courses will substitute for Managerial
Accounting (BUS 5431) and the three M.B.A. electives.
BUS 5432 Advanced Accounting
BUS 5433 Advanced Problems and Current Topics
BUS 5434 Advanced Auditing Theory and Application
BUS 5435 Tax and Financial Accounting Research
BUS 5436 Government and Nonprofit Accounting
Managing Information Technology Track
Students may elect to take the managing information technology
track by completing three of the following courses as their
M.B.A. electives.
BUS 5465 Managing Information
BUS 5466 Managing Systems
BUS 5467 Managing Electronic Commerce
Other 5000-level technology-related courses may be added to the
list of electives with the approval of the student’s adviser.
Entrepreneurship Track
The entrepreneurship track is designed for students seeking
advanced knowledge and skills in starting new businesses and
growing existing companies. The track consists of four courses:
BUS 5447 Entrepreneurial Finance (required)
BUS 5487 Venture Development (substituted for BUS 5480
Strategic Management)
Plus two electives from the following:
BUS 5456 Employment Law
BUS 5467 Managing Electronic Commerce
ENM 5320 Topics in Technical Marketing
ENM 5360 Product Development and Technology
4+1 M.B.A. Track for Florida Tech Undergraduates
Florida Tech students whose undergraduate major is outside
of the business area may satisfy some or all of the core course
requirement through Free Electives, Social Science Electives,
and Business or Technical Electives, as listed in their program
of study. In some cases an extra three-credit overload will be
required for one semester to complete the four core courses. The
students may then complete the M.B.A. requirements in one
additional calendar year (three consecutive semesters). Interested
students should consult with their academic adviser and contact
the associate dean in the College of Business.
The John H. Evans Library provides electronic resources that complement the print, government documents and audio visual collections.
A multimedia equipped classroom and a computing center are also available.
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