1. MAJORS
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Bachelor of
Accountancy
Accountancy option
Accountancy and Finance/Real Estate combination
Accountancy and Supply Chain Management combination
Accountancy and Information Systems/Technology combination
BA in Economics
BBA in Business Administration
BBA in Business Economics
BBA in Finance
BBA in International Business
BBA in Marketing
BBA in Real Estate
DEPARTMENT OF
ENGINEERING
BS/BA in Electrical Engineering
BS/BA in Industrial and Systems Engineering
BS/BA in
Mechanical
Engineering
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
BA in Mathematics
Applied Mathematics emphasis
BA in Architecture

2. MAJORS
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
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Lower-Division Preparation for the Major (22-23 Units)
• ACCT 201 Principles of Financial Accounting
• ACCT 202 Principles of Managerial Accounting
• ECON 101 Principles of Microeconomics
• ECON 102 Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECON 216 Quantitative Business Analysis
• ITMG 100 Information Systems
• MATH 130 Survey of Calculus
• or MATH 150 Calculus I
Note: Student must have completed 60 units to take upper-
division courses.
Upper-Division Business Requirements (24 Units)
Must average “C”
• DSCI 300 Management Science
• DSCI 303 Operations Management
• ETLW 302D Business and Society
• ETLW 311 Business Law I
• FINA 300 Financial Management
• MGMT 300 Organizational Behavior
• MGMT 490 Strategic Management (Last Semester Seniors only)
• MKTG 300 Fundamentals of Marketing
Elective Component for the Major (15 Units)
Finance Area (FINA 401-408, REAL 325 or 326) Management Area
(MGMT 301-401) Marketing Area (MKTG 301-490) SBA Upper-
Division Elective SBA Upper-Division Elective
MATHEMATICS
COMP 150 (3) MATH 150, 151, 160*, 250 (15) MATH 320 (3) MATH 350 or
361 or 380 (3) MATH 360 (3) MATH 375 or 385 (3) PHYS 270, 271 (8)

3. MINORS
Business Administration
Supply Chain Management
Economics
Management
Lower-division required courses (6 units):
• ACCT 201 Principles of Financial Accounting
• ECON 101 Principles of Microeconomics
Upper-division required courses (6 units):
• MGMT 300 Organizational Behavior
• MGMT 301 Organizational Theory
Upper-division elective courses (6 units):
• MGMT 302 Family Business
• MGMT 303 Interpersonal Relations
• MGMT 304 Entrepreneurship and New Ventures
• MGMT 305 Career Development
• MGMT 306 Women in Management
• MGMT 307 Human Resource Management
• MGMT 308 Small Business Management
• MGMT 309 International Comparative Management
Accountancy
Lower-division required courses (6 units):
• ACCT 201 Principles of Financial Accounting
• ACCT 202 Principles of Managerial Accounting
Upper-division required courses (6 units):
• ACCT 300 Intermediate Accounting I
• ACCT 302 Cost Accounting
Upper-division elective courses (6 units):
• Any two pre-approved ACCT Electives
Finance
Lower-division required courses (6 units):
• ACCT 201 Principles of Financial Accounting
• ACCT 202 Principles of Managerial Accounting
Upper-division required courses (12 units):
• FINA 300 Financial Management
• FINA 402 Investments
• FINA 404 Advanced Corporate Finance
• FINA 405 International Finance
International Business
Lower-division required courses (9 units):

4. • ACCT 201 Principles of Financial Accounting
• ECON 101 Principles of Microeconomics
• ECON 102 Principles of Macroeconomics
Upper-division required course (3 units):
• BUSN 361 Introduction to International Business
Upper-division elective courses (6 units):
• MGMT 309 International Comparative Management
• MKTG 305 International Marketing
• ETLW 313 International Business Law and Ethics
• FINA 405 International Finance
• ECON 333 International Economics
• ECON 335 Economic Development of Latin America
• ECON 337 Economic Development of Asia
As well as any pre-approved elective, including region-specific
international abroad courses.
Marketing
Lower-division required courses (6 units):
• ACCT 201 Principles of Financial Accounting
• ECON 101 Principles of Microeconomics
Upper-division required courses (6 units):
• MKTG 300 Fundamentals of Marketing
• MKTG 490 Marketing Strategy
Upper-division elective courses (6 units):
• MKTG 301 Services Marketing
• MKTG 302 Sports Marketing
• MKTG 303 Internet Marketing
• MKTG 305 International Marketing
• MKTG 330 Personal Selling
• MKTG 350 Advertising
• MKTG 355 Public Relations
• MKTG 410 Marketing Research
• MKTG 420 Consumer Behavior
• MKTG 465 Retailing
• MKTG 480 Advanced Marketing Project
As well as any pre-approved elective, including region-specific
international abroad courses.
Real Estate
Lower-division required courses (6 units):
• ACCT 201 Principles of Financial Accounting
• ECON 101 Principles of Microeconomics
Upper-division required courses (9 units):
• REAL 320 Principles of Real Estate
• REAL 327 Legal Aspects of Real Estate
• And ONE of the following:

5. • REAL 325 Financing Residential Real Estate
• REAL 326 Commercial Real Estate Finance and Investment
Upper-division elective courses (3 units):
• REAL 325 Financing Residential Real Estate
• REAL 326 Commercial Real Estate Finance and Investment
• REAL 328 Commercial Real Estate Valuation
• REAL 329 Real Estate Development
• REAL 494 Property Management
◦ - TBD. Prerequisite: REAL 320.
• BUSN 498 Approved Real Estate related Internship
◦ ** A real estate-related internship with approval from the real
estate faculty.
Mathematics
Students may obtain a minor in mathematics by completing 18 units of
mathematics course work. These units must include at least 6 units of upper-
division work as well as MATH 150, 151, and 250.
Spanish
Option 1: 18 units
1. 18 units: at least 9 of the 18 units must be in upper division courses (numbered
300 and above).
Option 2: 12 units of upper-division courses numbered 300 or higher
The prerequisite for this option is fourth semester competency in Spanish and
approval by the Department Chair.
For either option, a minimum of six upper-division units must be taken on the
San Diego campus. With that restriction in mind, we highly recommend the
experience of living and studying in a Spanish-speaking country.