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Values

The University encourages each student to examine his/her values in the light of changing technology and value systems in the society. The educational values of California University of Management and Sciences rest upon guiding the student to discover acceptable and desirable values applying them in acquisition and application of knowledge to better their own well being, as well as their communitys.

Versatility

The University encourages students to adapt to the increasingly sophisticated world. The rapid influx of information and knowledge is affecting the ways we work and live. Thus, general education is considered an important factor contributing to a versatile foundation to meet the future.

Technology

The University encourages students to acquire the knowledge and skills in business and sciences to align advanced technology with the rapidly changing global environment.

Tuition and Fee Schedule Students are required to pay tuition and fee during registration. Cash, money orders, credit cards, and checks are acceptable modes of payment. Application Fee (Non-Refundable) Tuition per unit (Associate) Tuition per unit (Bachelor) Tuition per unit (Master) Tuition per quarter (ESL) Internship fee (per hour) - Golf - Taekwondo and Bodyworks Lab fee (per course) Foreign Transcript Evaluation Fee - General (Non-Refundable) - Course by Course (Non-Refundable) Registration (Non-Refundable, per quarter)

$100.00 $220.00 $220.00 $260.00 $1,800.00 $20.00 $10.00 $200.00 $100.00 $200.00 $55.00

Admission Procedures Students applying for admission to the D.B.A. program must observe the following procedures: Applicants must submit the following documents to the Admissions Office:

• Completed Application Form together with $200 application fee (non-refundable).

• Copy of Master’s and Bachelor’s diploma • Official transcript evidencing completion of

master’s and bachelor’s degree. The official transcript must be sealed and sent directly by the issuing institution to CalUMS.

• Three (3) letters of recommendation.

Prerequisite Courses (13 courses, 52 units) Course No.

BA 511 BA 512 BA 521 BA 531 BA 532 BA 541 BA 542 BA 551 BA 573 CS 521 EC 521 EC 591 IB 521

• Current Resume. Completed applications will be evaluated by the Doctoral Admissions Committee for approval. Additional supporting documents or personal interview may be required by the Committee. The Admissions Office will notify the student of the Committee’s final decision.

Tuition and Fee Schedule Students are required to pay tuition and fee during registration. Cash, money orders, credit cards, and checks are acceptable modes of payment. $200.00 $10.00 $200.00 $3,000.00 $100.00 $200.00 $200.00 $200.00 $200.00 $50.00 $100.00 $55.00 $20.00 $10.00 $7.00 $450.00 $260.00

Course Title Business Statistics And Analysis Advanced Strategic Management Leadership And Organizational Behavior Operations Planning And Control Advanced Management Science Financial Management And Analysis Investment Theory And Portfolio Management Marketing Management Theory Project Planning And Management Management Information System Business And Economic Forecasting Economic Analysis And Public Policy International Management Theory

Foundation Courses (5 courses, 20 units) DB 591 DB 592 DB 593 DB 594 DB 595

• Written Statement of Purpose.

Application Fee (Non-Refundable) Catalog Fee (for extra print copy) Dissertation Fee Estimated Cost of Textbooks Foreign Transcript Evaluation Fee (per program) Course-by-Course Evalution Fee (per program) Graduation Fee Lab Fee Per Course Late Registration Fee Make-up Exam Fee Readmission Fee (Non-Refundable) Registration Fee (per quarter) Returned Checks Fee Student ID Card fee Transcript Fee Tuition (D.B.A. Courses) (per unit) Tuition (Prerequisite Courses) (per unit)

D.B.A. Program

Management Research Methodology Advanced Management Research Methodology Advanced Managerial Communication Management Of Innovation And Technology Seminar On Empirical Methods In Operations Management

Core Courses (7 courses, 28 units) DB 601 DB 611 DB 621 DB 631 DB 632 DB 641 DB 642

Seminar On Management And Leadership Development Design Of Effective Organizations Global Marketing Management Enterprise Risk Management Seminar In Corporate Financial Management Advanced Methods In Strategy Analysis New Product Design And Business Development

Concentration Courses (6 courses, 24 units) DB 651 DB 661 DB 671 DB 681 DB 682 DB 691

Process Philosophy And Management Chaos Theory Applied In Business Leadership Management And Diagonalization Theorem Eco-Feminism And Management Conflict And Cooperation In The Global Arena Advanced Seminar: Holistic Management And Leadership

Dissertation (3 courses, 12 units) DB 697 DB 698 DB 699

Dissertation I – Design And Preparation Dissertation II – Research And Implementation Dissertation III – Defense And Completion

Student must have completed all foundation and core courses, and three (3) concentration courses in the D.B.A. curriculum in order to proceed with dissertation. In addition, students must take and pass the Comprehensive Competency Exam (CCE). Students who fail the CCE may retake the examination up to three (3) times within a maximum period of twelve (12) months.

Level

Program Description

Basic – Level 1 ES 100

This course is for true beginning students who need the support of a very low-level beginning course. It prepares students with a strong foundation in learning English. It covers basic grammar and structure of conversational English, such as simple vocabulary, expressions and sentences. Students will also be introduced to the sounds of English through various speaking, listening, reading and writing practices as well. By the end of the course, students will be able to produce basic sentences and communicate in simple, common real-life situations.

Basic – Level 2 ES 200

This course is a high-level beginning course for students who need to review basic key concepts of English. Students will also learn new and more challenging material through various speaking, listening, reading and writing activities. Students will build on their basic grammar knowledge and expand their vocabulary as well. Students will be introduced to certain aspects of the American culture that relates to them and the material covered in class. By the end of the course, students will be able to express themselves more confidently in various situations.

Intermediate – Level 3 ES 300

Intermediate – Level 4 ES 400

Advanced – Level 5 ES 500

Advanced – Level 6 ES600

This course is for low intermediate-level students who wish to further develop and apply their knowledge of the language. Students take on a more challenging level of grammar and vocabulary as well as focusing on the four core skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing. Various aspects of the American culture and cross-cultural issues are also explored to maximize students’ learning experience both in and outside the classroom. By the end of the course, students will have gained the knowledge and confidence to communicate in various situations. This course is for high-intermediate level students who wish to further develop and apply their knowledge of the language. Students take on a more challenging level of grammar, vocabulary, common expressions and idioms, as well as gain more confidence through various speaking and listening practice. Students will also be trained in reading more authentic materials and thus, become more familiar with American culture, current events and cross-cultural issues. Writing is also emphasized in which students can express their ideas and work on their fluency and accuracy. This course is for post-intermediate level students who wish to build on their fluency and further improve their communication skills. Students take on more advanced concepts of grammar and vocabulary, and expand into the areas of business, politics and current events and issues. Students’ knowledge and skills are expanded through meaningful conversations, discussions, presentations, reading and writing. Students will develop critical thinking skills and language learning strategies to succeed in various future endeavors. This course is for advanced-level students who wish to further improve fluency as well as their communication skills. Students take on more advanced concepts of grammar and vocabulary, and expand into the areas of business, politics, and current events and issues. Students’ knowledge and skills are expanded through meaningful conversations, discussions, presentations, reading and writing. By the end of this course, students will be prepared to further pursue personal endeavors related to academics or careers.

M.B.A. Program

M.S.E. Program

Prerequisite Courses (4 courses, 16 units) Students who have completed their bachelor degree in a non-business field, or students with insufficient background in accounting, economics, and business management are required to complete the following prerequisite courses. Course No.

BM 201 EC 201 BM 221 XXXXX

Course Title

Course No.

Principles of Management Principles of Economics Business Statistics I Select 1 Major course from BSBM program

Major Courses (11 courses, 44 units) BA 501 BA 511 BA 512 BA 521 BA 531 BA 532 BA 541 BA 551 BA 573 EC 521 IB 521

Investment Theory & Portfolio Management Financial Accounting Auditing Seminar Risk Management and Derivatives Professional Entrepreneurship Management Information System Managing Electronic Commerce Economic Analysis and Public Policy International Trade Policy Foreign Exchange International Development Strategy

Thesis Project Comprehensive Exam

Principles of Management Principles of Economics Business Statistics I Select 1 Major course from BSE program

EC 521 EC 531 EC 532 EC 541 EC 542 EC 551 EC 561 EC 571 BA 511 BA 512 BA 573

Business and Economic Forecasting Microeconomics Theory Macroeconomics Theory Advanced Econometrics I Advanced Econometrics II Advanced Monetary Theory Advanced Labor Economics Managerial Economics & Operations Research Business Statistics and Analysis Advanced Strategic Management Project Planning and Management Seminar

Elective Courses (10 courses, 4 units each) With Thesis, choose any one (1) course below. With Project, choose any two (2) courses below. With Comprehensive Exam, choose any three (3) courses below. EC 562 EC 581 EC 591 BA 571 BA 572 CS 521 CS 562 CS 591 IB 521 IB 591

Economic Policy Theory Economics of Information Economic Analysis and Public Policy Decision Making Theory Environmental and Risk Management Management Information System Data Communication & Computer Networks Managing Electronic Commerce International Management Theory International Development Strategy

Choose any one (1) course below.

Choose any one (1) course below. MS 601 MS 611 MS 621

BM 201 EC 201 BM 221 XXXXX

Course Title

Major Courses (11 courses, 44 units)

Management Communication Business Statistics and Analysis Advanced Strategic Management Leadership and Organizational Behavior Operations Planning and Control Advanced Management Science Financial Management and Analysis Marketing Management Theory Project Planning and Management Seminar Business and Economic Forecasting International Management Theory

Elective Courses (11 courses, 4 units each) With Thesis, choose any one (1) course below. With Project, choose any two (2) courses below. With Comprehensive Exam, choose any three (3) courses below. BA 542 BA 561 BA 562 BA 565 BA 581 CS 521 CS 591 EC 591 IB 531 IB 552 IB 591

8 units 4 units 1 units

MS 601 MS 611 MS 621

Thesis Project Comprehensive Exam

8 units 4 units 1 units

M.S.I.B. Program

M.S.C.I.S. Program

Prerequisite Courses (4 courses, 16 units)

Prerequisite Courses (4 courses, 16 units) Students who have completed their bachelor degree in a non-information field or students with insufficient background in computer information systems are required to complete the following prerequisite courses.

Students who have completed their bachelor degree in a non-business field or students with insufficient background in accounting, economics, and business management are required to complete the following prerequisite courses. Course No.

BM 201 EC 201 BM 221 XXXXX

Course Title Principles of Management Principles of Economics Business Statistics I Select 1 Major course from BSIB program

International Management Theory International Business Strategies International Economics International Trade Policy International Financial Management Foreign Exchange International Marketing Theory International Investment Theory Management Communication Business Statistics and Analysis Project Planning and Management Seminar

Elective Courses (10 courses, 4 units each) With Thesis, choose any one (1) course below. With Project, choose any two (2) courses below. With Comprehensive Exam, choose any three (3) courses below. IB 542 IB 581 IB 591 BA 542 BA 561 BA 562 CS 521 CS 591 EC 521 EC 591

International Logistics International Entrepreneurship Development Strategy Decision Investment Theory & Portfolio Management Financial Accounting Auditing Seminar Management Information System Managing Electronic Commerce Business and Economic Forecasting Economic Analysis and Public Policy

Thesis Project Comprehensive Exam

Course Title Principles of Management Introduction to Computer Information Systems Business Statistics I Select 1 Major course from BSCIS program

CS 521 CS 531 CS 532 CS 541 CS 551 CS 552 CS 561 CS 571 BA 501 BA 511 BA 573

Management Information System Information Systems Planning Organizational Transformation Staffing the Information Systems Function Information Systems Project Management Comparative System Development Methodologies Data Modeling and Database Administration Network Planning and Administration Management Communication Business Statistics and Analysis Project Planning and Management Seminar

Elective Courses (10 courses, 4 units each) With Thesis, choose any one (1) course below. With Project, choose any two (2) courses below. With Comprehensive Exam, choose any three (3) courses below. CS 542 CS 562 CS 581 CS 591 BA 512 BA 521 EC 521 EC 591 IB 521 IB 591

Information Systems Resource Acquisition Data Communication & Computer Networks Distributed Systems Managing Electronic Commerce Advanced Strategic Management Leadership and Organizational Behavior Business and Economic Forecasting Economic Analysis and Public Policy International Management Theory International Development Strategy

Choose any one (1) course below.

Choose any one (1) course below. MS 601 MS 611 MS 621

BM 201 CS 201 BM 221 XXXXX

Major Courses (11 courses, 44 units)

Major Courses (11 courses, 44 units) IB 521 IB 522 IB 531 IB 541 IB 551 IB 552 IB 561 IB 571 BA 501 BA 512 BA 573

Course No.

8 units 4 units 1 units

MS 601 MS 611 MS 621

Thesis Project Comprehensive Exam

8 units 4 units 1 units

M.S.S.M. Program Prerequisite Courses (4 courses, 16 units) Students who completed their bachelor’s degrees in a non-related field or students with insufficient background in science in sports management are required to complete the following prerequisite courses. Course No.

Course Title

BM 201 BM 221 SM 200 SM 211

Principles of Management Business Statistics I Foundations of Science in Sports Management Anatomy/Physiology or SM202 Biomechanics

Core Courses (6 Courses, 24 Units, 4 Units each) BA 511 BA 521 SM 510 SM 530 SM 540 SM 611

Business Statistics and Analysis Leadership and Organizational Behavior Leisure Sports Management I Sports Law Research Methods in Sports Sports Seminar: Advanced Special Topics I

Major Courses – Concentration: Golf (5 Courses, 20 Units, 4 Units each) GM 515 GM 520 GM 525 GM 530 GM 611

Golf Psychology Seminar Advanced Turf Grass Management Advanced Golf Rules and Regulations Techniques in Coaching Golf * Golf Seminar: Advanced Special Topics

* Course requires lab hours.

Major Courses – Concentration: Sports Leadership (5 Courses, 20 Units, 4 Units each) SL 510 SL 511 SM 520 SL 530 SL 621

Sports Facility and Events Management Sports Entrepreneurship Leisure Sports Management II Risk Management in Sports Sports Seminar: Advanced Special Topics II

Major Courses – Concentration:Taekwondo (5 Courses, 20 Units, 4 Units each) TK 511 TK 520 TK 530 TK 540 TK 611

Techniques in Coaching Taekwondo International Marketing and Taekwondo Diplomacy Dynamic Taekwondo: Martial Arts in Olympic Sports Taekwondo Advanced Skills Taekwondo Seminar: Advanced Special Topics

Elective Courses (4, 8 or 12 units) With Thesis, choose any one (1) course from other major courses at the Master’s level. With Project, choose any two (2) courses from other major courses at the Master’s level. With Comprehensive Exam, choose any three (3) courses from other major courses at the Master’s level. Choose any one(1) course below. MS 601 MS 611 MS 621

Thesis Project Comprehensive Exam

Graduation Requirements

8 units 4 units 1 units

The M.S.S.M. degree is conferred upon satisfactory completion of fifty-six (56) to fifty-seven (57) quarter units. A minimum grade point average of 3.0 is required. Up to 20 quarter units (5 courses) of coursework can be accepted for transfer credits from another institution. At least 28 quarter units (7 courses) of major courses must be completed in residency at the California University of Management and Sciences. Deviations and substitutions for the requirements must be approved by the Academic Dean.

B.S.E. Program

B.S.B.M. Program

General Education Courses (17 Courses, 68 Units)

Classification Communications Humanities and Arts Social and Behavioral Sciences Sciences and Technology

Units 16 12 16 24

Major Courses 4 units each (23 Courses, 92 Units) Course No.

EC 201 EC 211 EC 213 EC 311 EC 321 EC 322 EC 331 EC 341 EC 342 EC 351 EC 361 EC 371 BM 221 BM 231 BM 271 BM 281 BM 321 BM 371 CS 211 CS 311 IB 201 IT 201 IT 202

Course Title Principles of Economics Econometrics I Economic History Econometrics II Intermediate Microeconomics Intermediate Macroeconomics Economic Development Money and Banking Monetary Economics Economics & Politics Industrial Organization and Public Policy Labor Economics Business Statistics I Business Communications Business Law Mathematics for Business & Economics Business Statistics II Strategic Management Computer Applications in Business & Economics Management Information System International Business Management Introduction to e-Commerce Introduction to Internet Marketing

Elective Courses (5 Courses, 20 Units) A total of twenty (20) quarter units of elective courses from other major programs is required in order to complete the program.

Classification Communications Humanities and Arts Social and Behavioral Sciences Sciences and Technology

Units 16 12 16 24

Major Courses 4 units each (23 Courses, 92 Units) Course No.

BM 201 BM 211 BM 221 BM 231 BM 271 BM 281 BM 311 BM 321 BM 331 BM 332 BM 341 BM 342 BM 351 BM 352 BM 361 BM 362 BM 371 CS 211 CS 311 EC 201 IB 201 IT 201 IT 202

Course Title Principles of Management Principles of Accounting I Business Statistics I Business Communications Business Law Mathematics for Business & Economics Principles of Accounting II Business Statistics II Financial Management Investment Theory Human Resources Management Organizational Development Marketing Management Consumer Behavior Management Science Production & Operations Management Strategic Management Computer Applications in Business & Economics Management Information System Principles of Economics International Business Management Introduction to e-Commerce Introduction to Internet Marketing

Elective Courses (5 Courses, 20 Units) A total of twenty (20) quarter units of elective courses from other major programs is required in order to complete the program.

B.S.C.I.S. Program

B.S.I.B. Program

General Education Courses (17 Courses, 68 Units)

Classification Communications Humanities and Arts Social and Behavioral Sciences Sciences and Technology

Units 16 12 16 24

Major Courses 4 units each (23 Courses, 92 Units) Course No.

CS 201 CS 211 CS 221 CS 301 CS 302 CS 311 CS 321 CS 331 CS 332 CS 341 CS 351 CS 361 IT 201 IT 202 IT 301 BM 201 BM 221 BM 231 BM 271 BM 281 BM 321 BM 371 EC 201

Course Title Introduction to Digital Communications Computer Applications in Business & Economics Introduction to Data Structures & Algorithms Information Technology for Networked Organizations Executive Support System Management Information System Database Concepts Principles of Programming Languages Object Oriented Programming Business Telecommunications System Analysis & Design Digital Multimedia System Design Introduction to e-Commerce Introduction to Internet Marketing Principles of Web Design Principles of Management Business Statistics I Business Communications Business Law Mathematics for Business & Economics Business Statistics II Strategic Management Principles of Economics

Elective Courses (5 Courses, 20 Units) A total of twenty (20) quarter units of elective courses from other major programs is required in order to complete the program.

Classification Communications Humanities and Arts Social and Behavioral Sciences Sciences and Technology

Units 16 12 16 24

Major Courses 4 units each (23 Courses, 92 Units) Course No.

Course Title

IB 201 IB 211 IB 311 IB 321 IB 331 IB 332 IB 341 IB 351 IB 352 IB 361 IB 371 BM 201 BM 221 BM 231 BM 271 BM 281 BM 321 BM 371 EC 201 CS 211 CS 311 IT 201 IT 202

International Business Management Intercultural Business Communications International Trade International Market and Export Management International Business Law Transportation & Logistics Management International Accounting Global Financial Markets International Finance International Marketing Management International Monetary Theory & Policies Principles of Management Business Statistics I Business Communications Business Law Mathematics for Business & Economics Business Statistics II Strategic Management Principles of Economics Computer Applications in Business & Economics Management Information System Introduction to e-Commerce Introduction to Internet Marketing

Elective Courses (5 Courses, 20 Units) A total of twenty (20) quarter units of elective courses from other major programs is required in order to complete the program.

Major Courses – Concentration: Golf (14 Courses, 48 Units)

B.S.S.M. Program General Education Courses (14 Courses, 56 Units) Classification Communications Humanities and Arts Social and Behavioral Sciences Sciences and Technology

Units 8 12 16 20

Core Courses (14 Courses, 56 Units) Course No.

Course Title

BM 201 BM 211 BM 231 EC 201 SM 200 SM 201 SM 202 SM 205 SM 211 SM 220 SM 221 SM 222 SM 250 SM 255

Principles of Management Principles of Accounting I Business Communications I Principles of Economics Foundations of Science in Sports Management Anatomy / Physiology Biomechanics Sports Marketing Sports Psychology Sports Ethics Sports Sociology Sports Nutrition Legal Aspects of Sports Event and Facility Management

Elective Courses (5 Courses, 20 Units) A total of twenty (20) quarter units of elective courses from other major programs is required in order to complete the program. Major Courses – Concentration:Taekwondo (12 Courses, 48 Units) SM 223 SM 227 TK 212 TK 213 TK 220 TK 310 TK 311 TK 350 TK 351 TK 355 TK 480 TK 490

CPR and First Aid Sports Introduction to Massage Taekwondo History and Philosophy of Taekwondo Taekwondo Training Methods & Evaluation Management of Taekwondo Competition Management of Training Centers Taekwondo Foundation Techniques Self Defense Techniques Rules of Taekwondo Judgment Taekwondo Training Seminar Taekwondo Tournament

2 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 6

GM 201 GM 225 GM 233 GM 300 GM 310 GM 311 GM 320 GM 325 GM 330 GM 331 GM 420 GM 480 GM 490 GM 491

History and Rules Of Golf Club Fitting And Repair* Golf Swing Motion Analysis* Golf Teaching Methods Golf Psychology Country Club Management Turf Grass Management The Scoring Game Management* Tournament Planning I Tournament Planning II Food and Beverage Management Golf Training Seminar Golf Tournament I Golf Tournament II

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 2 4 4 2 2

* Course requires lab hours

Major Courses – Concentration: Sports Leadership (12 Courses, 48 Units) BM 271 BM 341 SL 210 SL 310 SL 320 SL 325 SL 330 SL 335 SL 337 SL 340 SL 480 SL 490

Business Law Human Resource Management History and Philosophy of Sports Public Relations Sports Administration Governance in Sports Finance and Economics in Sports Leadership and Management in Sports Technology in Sports Sports and the Mass Media Seminar in Sports: Special Topics I Seminar in Sports: Special Topics II

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

* Course requires lab hours

Graduation Requirements The Bachelor of Science degree is conferred upon completion of a minimum of one hundred eighty (180) quarter units. The 180 quarter units shall be composed of 56 units of general education, 56 units of core courses, 48 units of major courses toward the concentration, and 20 units of electives. A minimum grade point average of 2.0 is required. The requirements can be summarized as follows: General Education Courses Core Courses Major Courses for Concentration Electives Total Units

56 56 48 20 180

Up to 128 quarter units (32 courses) of coursework can be accepted for transfer credits from another institution. At least 28 quarter units (7 courses) of Major courses for concentration and 24 quarter units of Core courses must be completed in residency at the California University of Management and Sciences. Deviations and substitutions for the requirements must be approved by the Academic Dean.

A.S.B.W. Program

A.S.P.S. Program

General Education Courses (6 Courses, 24 Units) Classification Communications Humanities and Arts Social and Behavioral Sciences Sciences and Technology

Course No.

4 4 8 8

CE 101 CE 111 HA 131 SB 141 SB 142 ST 151

Major Courses (18 Courses, 63 Units) Course No.

Course Title

Units

BW 200 BW 201 BW 202 BW 203 BW 204 BW 210 BW 211 BW 212 BW 213 BW 214

Foundations of Bodyworks Introduction to Meridians & Zang/Fu Anatomy & Physiology of Musculoskeletal Systems Anatomy & Physiology of Internal Systems Introduction to Kinesiology Acupressure* Tui-Na* Therapeutic Massage: Swedish**(1+ 90 ) Therapeutic Massage: Shiatsu & Thai Massage**(1+ 90 ) Therapeutic Massage: Myofascial Release, Lymphatic Drainage &Trigger PointTherapy**(1+ 90 ) Hand & Foot Reflexology * Special Modalities of Bodyworks* Exercise Rehabilitation* Clinical Applications of Bodyworks* Healthcare Management & Collaborations Nutritional Healing Public Safety, Ethical & Legal Issues CPR & First Aid

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

BW 215 BW 216 BW 217 BW 220 BW 221 BW 222 BW 230 BW 231

4 4 4 2 2 4 2 1

Elective Courses (Choose any two (2) courses below) BW 240 BW 241 BW 242 BW 243 BW 244 BW 245 BW 246 BW 247

Advanced Qi Gong* Advanced Yoga* Music & Sound Therapies Introduction to Aromatherapy Patient Behavior & Advising Feng Shui Therapies Spa Therapies* Sports Massage*

* Course requires lab hours ** Course requires internship hours. Number inside box represents internship hours.

General Education Courses (6 Courses, 24 Units)

Units

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

Course Title College English Reading and Composition Introduction to Philosophy U.S. Government Public Administration Statistics I

Units 4 4 4 4 4 4

Major Courses (12 Courses, 48 Units) PL 201 PL 205 PL 210 PL 211 PL 215 PL 220 PL 221 PL 230 PL 238 PL 240 PL 250 PL 260

Introduction to Paralegal Studies Ethics in the Paralegal Profession Legal Research and Writing for Paralegals I Legal Research and Writing for Paralegals II Civil Litigation for Paralegals Business Law I Business Law II Property Law Wills, Trusts, and Probate Tort Law Contract Law Criminal Law

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

Elective Courses (Choose 3 Courses, 12 Units) PL 235 PL 245 PL 255 PL 270

Family Law Bankruptcy Law Sports Law Administrative Law

4 4 4 4

Internship (1 Course, 8 Units) PL 290 Paralegal Internship*

* Course requires 240 internship hours

A.S.H.B.A. Program

A.S.V.T. Program

General Education Courses (11 Courses,44 Units) Classification Communications Humanities and Arts Social and Behavioral Sciences Sciences and Technology

Course No.

8 8 8 20

CE 101 HA 161 SB 131 ST 101 ST 102 ST 204 ST 112 ST 151

Major Courses (12 Courses, 48 Units) Course No.

BM 201 BM 221 BM 231 EC 201 HM 201 HM 202 HM 251 HM 252 HM 261 HM 271 HM 281 HM 291

Course Title Principles of Management Business Statistics I Business Communications Principles of Economics Healthcare Concepts Healthcare Terminology Introduction to Healthcare Industry Principles of Insurance and Practice Healthcare Office Management Public Health Issues Business and Health Law Healthcare Data Systems

Units 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

Healthcare Marketing Workplace Behaviors in Healthcare Healthcare Careers Healthcare Information Technology

Course Title

Units

College English Introduction To Ethics Introduction To Psychology General Biology General Microbiology General Chemistry Introduction To Zoology Statistics I

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

Major Courses (15 Courses, 52 Units)

Elective Courses (Choose any one(1) course below) HM 241 HM 262 HM 272 HM 292

General Education Courses (8 courses, 32 units)

Units

4 4 4 4

Course No.

Course Title

Units

VT 201 VT 211 VT 221 VT 231 VT 241 VT 242 VT 251 VT 261 VT 265 VT 268 VT 271 VT 272 VT 281 VT 282 VT 291

Introduction To Veterinary Technology Medical Terminology In Veterinary Science Veterinary Office Practice & Professional Ethics Anatomy and Physiology in Veterinary Science Diseases And Nursing Of Animals I Diseases And Nursing Of Animals II Clinical Pathology Methods Anesthetic Instrumentation Surgical Nursing And Assisting IV Catheter Placement Fundamentals Of Diagnostic Imaging Radiography And Radiation Safety Principles Of Veterinary Dentistry Dental Prophylaxis And Extraction Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care

4 4 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 4 4 2 2 4

Elective Courses (Choose 1 Courses, 4 Units) Course No.

A.S.P.G.M. Program General Education Courses (6 Courses, 24 Units) Classification Communications Humanities and Arts Social and Behavioral Sciences Sciences and Technology

Veterinary Toxicology Equine Primary Care Special Topics In Veterinary Technology

Units 4 4 4

Units 4 4 8 8

Major Courses (17 Courses, 72 Units) Course No.

Course Title

Units

BM 201 BM 271 SM 205 GM 201 GM 205 GM 210 GM 211 GM 215 GM 220 GM 225 GM 227 GM 240 GM 310 GM 311 GM 312 GM 420 GM 470

Principles of Management Business Law Sports Marketing History and Rules of Golf Turf Grass Fundamentals Golf Cart Fleet Management* Art of Short Game Management Advanced Golf Teaching Swing Fundamental* Club Fitting and Repair* Golf Training Program (Golf Fitness) Golfer Career Enhancement Golf Psychology Country Club Management Golf Course Design and Development Food and Beverage Management Tournament Planning and Internship**

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 8

* Course requires lab hours ** Course requires internship hours.

VT 296 VT 297 VT 298

Course Title

Clinical Externship (1 Course, 8 Units) Course No.

VT 610

Course Title Clinical Externship

Units 8

Doctorate Degree

Bachelor Degree

The Doctor of Business Administration (D.B.A.) program requires completion of the required units shown below. A minimum grade point average of 3.0 is required. Prerequisite Courses Foundation Courses Core Courses Concentration Courses Dissertation

52 units 20 units 28 units 24 units 12 units

Total Units

136

General Education Courses Major Courses Electives Total Units

68 units 92 units 20 units 180

Up to fifty-two (52) quarter units may be accepted as transfer credits. In all other cases, no more than twenty percent (20%) of the total graduation credit requirements for the doctorate degree may be transferred from another institution.

Up to 128 quarter units (32 courses) of coursework can be accepted for transfer credits from another institution. At least 52 quarter units (13 courses) of Major courses must be completed in residency at CalUMS.

Master Degree

Associate Degree

The Master degree is conferred upon satisfactory completion of the required quarter units shown below. A minimum grade point average of 3.0 is required. Course Prerequisite Courses Major Courses Electives Total Units with Prerequisite w/out Prerequisite

Thesis 8 units

Project 4 units

Exam 1 unit

16 units 44 units 4 units

16 units 44 units 8 units

16 units 44 units 12 units

72 56

73 57

Up to 16 quarter units (4 courses) of coursework can be accepted for transfer credits from another institution. At least 24 quarter units (6 courses) must be completed in residency at CalUMS.

The Bachelor of Science degree is conferred upon satisfactory completion of a minimum of one hundred eighty (180) quarter units composed of 45 courses of 4 units each. A minimum grade point average of 2.0 is required.

The Associate degree is conferred upon satisfactory completion of a minimum of ninety six (96) quarter units. A minimum grade point average of 2.0 is required. General Education Courses Major Courses Electives Total Units

44 units 48 units 4 units 96

Up to 40 quarter units of coursework can be accepted for transfer credits from another institution. At least 20 quarter units of Major Courses must be completed in residency at CalUMS.

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