BUSINESS 1010 Quiz #1
alternatives - multiple classes (4) that will fit into a single GEN ED category
Back-ups - classes that are planned in case your primary classes planned are to available
co-requisite - a course that must be taken at the same time
critical path - the longest sequence of courses which must be completed for you to grad
curriculum - something for one's major, comprised of major requirements, general education
requirements, sometimes a minor/support requirement, sometimes an emphasis area, and
required electives
degree - something that you receive upon graduation. within this, you will complete
requirements for your major
double dip - a class that satisfies two requirements. these classes are listed in two different
categories in the general education section of the catalog.
elective - classes of interest to you that are not explicitly required by your cirriculum
emphasis area - required for management and financial management majors.
excess electives - occurs when you have completed more electives than you have elective
hours allowed by your cirriculum
fine arts requirement - for accounting majors
General education - 33 credit hours required of each student in addition to their major
coursework.
international business requirement - for accounting majors
major - a student who successfully completes the courses prescribed (curriculum) in an
academic major qualifies for an undergraduate degree
major requirement - for economics (BS) majors
marketing requirement - for marketing majors
minor - a declared secondary field of study or specialization
alternatives - multiple classes (4) that will fit into a single GEN ED category
Back-ups - classes that are planned in case your primary classes planned are to available
co-requisite - a course that must be taken at the same time
critical path - the longest sequence of courses which must be completed for you to grad
curriculum - something for one's major, comprised of major requirements, general education
requirements, sometimes a minor/support requirement, sometimes an emphasis area, and
required electives
degree - something that you receive upon graduation. within this, you will complete
requirements for your major
double dip - a class that satisfies two requirements. these classes are listed in two different
categories in the general education section of the catalog.
elective - classes of interest to you that are not explicitly required by your cirriculum
emphasis area - required for management and financial management majors.
excess electives - occurs when you have completed more electives than you have elective
hours allowed by your cirriculum
fine arts requirement - for accounting majors
General education - 33 credit hours required of each student in addition to their major
coursework.
international business requirement - for accounting majors
major - a student who successfully completes the courses prescribed (curriculum) in an
academic major qualifies for an undergraduate degree
major requirement - for economics (BS) majors
marketing requirement - for marketing majors
minor - a declared secondary field of study or specialization
