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Core Requirements in Business (33 credit hours)
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Course #
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Course Name
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Category
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Semester Hours
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Accounting
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B AD 63037
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Financial Accounting for Managerial Action
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3
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B AD 63038
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Accounting for Managerial Action and Evaluation
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B AD 63037
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3
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Economics
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ECON 62021
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Business Conditions Analysis and Public Policy
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B AD 64005 (may be taken concurrently)
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3
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ECON 62022
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Managerial Economics
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B AD 64005
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3
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Finance
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B AD 66061
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Financial Management
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B AD 63037, 63038
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3
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Marketing
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B AD 65051
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Marketing Management
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B AD 63037
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3
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Operations
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B AD 64041
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Operations Management
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B AD 64005
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3
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Executive Modules
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B AD 64158
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Leadership and Managerial Assessment
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3
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B AD 66050
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The Legal and Ethical Environments of Management Decisions
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3
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B AD 65184
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International Business
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B AD 65051, 66061
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3
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B AD 64185
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Business Strategy
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M.B.A. Core
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3
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Required Courses in Library and Information Science (21 credit hours)
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Course #
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Course Name
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Prerequisite
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Semester Hours
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LIS 60001
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Access to Information (Core Class)
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None
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3
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LIS 60002
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Organization of Information (Core Class)
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None
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3
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LIS 60003
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Information Technology for Library and Information Professionals (Core Class)
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None
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3
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LIS 60600
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Foundations of Library and Information Science (Core Class)
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None
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3
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LIS 60610
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Management of Libraries and Information Centers (Core Class)
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None
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3
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LIS 60670
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Culminating Experience
(a Research Paper or a Research Project)
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Completion of all core courses:
LIS 60001, LIS 60002, LIS 60003, LIS 60600, LIS 60610 and special approval.
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3
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LIS 60692
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Practicum in Libraries and Information Centers
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Special approval
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3
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Choice of Courses from B AD or LIS (one must be LIS) (12 credit hours)
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Course #
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Course Name
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Prerequisite
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Semester Hours
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Computers (choose one)
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B AD 64042
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Management Information Systems
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3
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LIS 60641
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Information Storage and Retrieval System
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LIS 60002 or permission
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3
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LIS 60645
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Database Systems
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Special approval
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3
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Statistics/Methods (choose one)
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B AD 64005
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Statistics for Management
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M.B.A. Admission
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3
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LIS 60604
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Research Methods for Libraries and Information Centers
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6 hours of LIS coursework
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3
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Human Resources Management (choose one)
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B AD 64271
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Human Resources Management
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M.B.A. Admission
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3
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LIS 60691
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Seminar in Human Resource Management in Libraries
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Varies
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3
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International Elective
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B AD 65184
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International Business or other international course from either unit with approval
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B AD 65051, 66061
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3
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Three Library and Information Science Electives (9 credit hours)*
Recommended Courses (other LIS courses can be substituted if they are in accord with student's career goals):
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Course Number
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Course Name
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Prerequisite
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Semester
Hours
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LIS 60604
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Research Methods for Libraries and Information Centers
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6 LIS credit hours
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3
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LIS 60608
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The Public Library
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LIS 60600
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3
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LIS 60614
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Selection and Acquisition of Library Materials
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None
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3
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LIS 60615
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The Academic Library
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LIS 60600
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3
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LIS 60616
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The Special Library
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LIS 60600
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3
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LIS 60623
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Business/Finance Information Sources & Services
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LIS 60001
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3
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LIS 60643
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Online Information Systems
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LIS 60001 or permission
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3
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LIS 60644
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Information Science
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None
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3
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LIS 60647
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Network and Software Resources for Information Systems
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None
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3
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LIS 60652
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Foundation and Administration of Archives
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LIS 60001
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3
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LIS 60654
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Preservation Management
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None
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3
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LIS 60691
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Seminar in Human Resource Management in Libraries (if not used above)
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Varies
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3
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LIS 61095
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Health Librarianship
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None
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3
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LIS Secondary Cores (Access to Information, Organization and Representation of Knowledge, and Administration and Management Electives) are waived; substantive knowledge about organization of information is given in the Computer options; substantive knowledge about administration and management is given in the many management courses; while access to information courses are few, some are included in the recommended list above, and the general emphasis of the dual degree is on management and information technologies.
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