DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT

phone: 414-472-3964-----E-mail: management@uwwvax.uww.edu

Faculty: Peggy Anderson, Gary Benson, Tom Bramorski, Christine Clements (Chairperson), William Drago, Eliezer Geisler, Yezdi Godiwalla, Iza Goroff, Jerry Gosen, P. Daniel Hancock, Robert Leitheiser, Manohar Madan, David Munro, Sameer Prasad, Marcia Pulich, George Sargent, Robert Sauer, Dale Scharinger, James Sisak, Atlee Svanoe, Richard Wagner, John Washbush, Alla Wilson.

Management is the art and science of effectively utilizing human and physical resources to attain the objectives of the organization. The programs of study include: general, human resources (a separate major), and production/operations (a separate major). General Management allows students flexibility in selecting courses to prepare for a position in a wide variety of areas. Human Resources Management (HR M Major) educates students for careers in salary administration, manpower planning and development, employee services, labor relations and organizational development. Production/Operations Management (P/OM Major) prepares the students for careers in production and inventory control, scheduling, quantitative methods, quality control, purchasing, and supervision; emphasis is placed on the production of both goods and services in the private and public sectors.

MAJORS/EMPHASIS

GENERAL MANAGEMENT (BBA)

MAJOR - 24 CREDITS

1. MGNT 250-369 AND 250-419
2. SELECT 9 CRED FROM COURSES
   • MGNT 250-310, 250-385, 250-410, 250-486, 250-488, 250-493, 250-496 AND 250-498 (INTERNSHIPS STRONGLY ENCOURAGED).
3. IDENTIFY THROUGH A WRITTEN PROPOSAL AT LEAST 9 CREDITS AT 300 OR 400 LEVEL IN CONSULTATION WITH A GENERAL MANAGEMENT ADVISER. THE COURSES MUST CONSTITUTE A LOGICAL AND COHERENT PROGRAM WITHIN GENERAL MANAGEMENT CONTEXT.

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (BBA)

MAJOR - 24 CREDITS

1. MGNT 250-320
2. SELECT 21 CRED FROM COURSES
   • MGNT 250-425, 250-426, 250-428, 250-429, 250-430, 250-478, 250-493, 250-496, 250-498, FNLW 240-443 AND SFTY 462-380

PRODUCTION OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT (BBA)

MAJOR - 24 CREDITS

1. MGNT 250-445, 250-450, 250-445, 250-465, AND 250-471
2. SELECT 9 CREDITS FROM:
   MNGT 250-465, 250-460, 250-466, 250-480, 250-486, 250-493, MKTG 260-436

PROGRAM OF PUBLIC POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION

The University offers an opportunity for students to earn a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Public Policy and Administration. The major is designed to prepare students for careers in local, state, or national governments, and in businesses and other organizations in the private sector which work closely with government. The major is sponsored jointly by the Political Science Department in the College of Letters and Sciences and the Management Department in the College of Business and Economics. The courses in the major are offered by these two departments and by several other departments in the two Colleges, providing broad inter-disciplinary preparation for the student.

MAJOR

PUBLIC POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION (BS)

MAJOR - 60 CREDITS

1. ACTG 210-244, ECON 230-212, MGNT 250-211, PSYC 840-211
2. MATH 760-231 OR PSYC 840-215
3. MGNT 250-301, 250-480, PSCI 820-344, 820-320 AND 820-330
4. PSCI 820-489
5. SELECT 3 - 12 CRED FROM COURSE PSCI 820-493 IN CONSULTATION WITH ADVISER.
   A 2.25 COMBINED UW-W & TRANSFER GPA IS REQUIRED TO TAKE THE COURSE.
6. IN CONSULTATION WITH ADVISER SELECT 0-9 CREDITS OF ELECTIVES IN LIBERAL ARTS OR BUSINESS COURSES
7. IN CONSULTATION WITH AN ADVISER SELECT A 15 CREDIT CONCENTRATION FROM PUBLIC POLICY, GENERAL MANAGEMENT, PERSONNEL, POLICE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION, PLANNING AND BUDGET ADMINISTRATION, URBAN AFFAIRS, AND LEGAL AFFAIRS; OR AN INDIVIDUALIZED PLAN.

WRITING REQUIREMENT - 3 CREDITS

1. SELECT 1 COURSE FROM

• B ED 220-353, ENGL 680-370, 680-372, PSCI 820-300 RLS

*General Studies Recommendations: 820-141 American Government and Politics, 230-211 Economic Principles, 760-143 Finite Math for Business and Social Sciences or 760-152 Elementary Functions.

A combined UW-W and transfer GPA of 2.25 or higher and a GPA of 2.00 in the major are required to take PSCI 820-493 and to graduate. No more than 3 Economics and 10 Business courses may be taken. Courses applied toward General Studies cannot be used for major or liberal arts requirements. A minor is not required.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS