Learning OutcomesGraduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies program will be able to: Communicate clearly and effectively both orally and in writing.Solve problems using critical, analytical, and quantitative skills.Demonstrate up-to-date knowledge, skills, and methods in one’s discipline.Demonstrate information literacy. Use information technology proficiently and responsibly. Identify and respond to ethical issues in the workplace and the community.
CurriculumBachelor of Arts Degree Curriculum - Minimum Total Credits: 121INSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENTS:Min. CreditsPRC 101Peirce College Orientation1BIS 111Application Software Fundamentals3COM 112Speech Communication3COM 312Practical Reasoning3ENG 101English Composition3ENG 103Rhetoric and Research3HUM 102Introduction to Ethics3HUM/HISHumanities/History Core (choose 1)3MAT 101Introduction to College Mathematics3MAT 102College Algebra3PSY 101Introduction to Psychology3SCISCI Core (choose 2)6SOC SCISocial Science Core (choose 1)3GEN EDGen Ed Core (choose 1)3PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:Min. CreditsELEElective courses (choose 26)78Students must select one of the following approved academic tracks, which will be applied to the Elective requirements.Criminal Justice (18 credits)CJS 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice CJS 104 Criminal Court SystemCJS 107 Criminology CJS 207 Ethics in Criminal Justice CJS 213 The Correctional SystemCJS 224 Juvenile Justice Customer Service Management (18 credits)COM 202 Intercultural Communications MGT 114 Essential in Customer Service MGT 126 Organizations and People MGT 119 Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace MGT 130 Introduction to Supervision and Management MGT 132 Process Management Cybersecurity (18 credits)ITN 144 Introduction to Network SecurityISC 310 Information Security and Risk Management ISC 325 Access Control, Security Assessment and Security in the Software ISC 410 Asset Security and Security Engineering ISC 425 Network Security and Security Engineering ITN 405 Ethical Hacking Entrepreneurship (24 credits)ACC 105 Accounting for Non-Financial ManagersBUS 100 Introduction to BusinessENT 200 Introduction to Entrepreneurship/Small Business ManagementENT 225 Accounting, Finance, and Tax for Smaller BusinessesENT 280 Entrepreneurial MarketingENT 401 Entrepreneurial Strategies and TacticsMGT 126 Organizations and PeopleMGT 130 Introduction to Supervision and ManagementHuman Resource Management (18 credits)HRM 201 Introduction to Human Resource Management HRM 306 Managing Employment Law HRM 310 Training Development and Design HRM 350 Human Capital Management HRM 395 Total Rewards MGT 126 Organizations and People Management (18 credits)BUS 100 Introduction to Business HRM 201 Introduction to Human Resource Management MGT 210 Applied Management Concepts MGT 306 Organizational Dynamics MGT 405 Strategic Management ACC 105 Accounting for Non-Financial Managers Medical Coding (24 credits)SCI 240 Anatomy and Physiology ISCI 250 Anatomy and Physiology IISCI 270 Pathophysiology HIT 100 Medical Terminology HIT 218 Healthcare Reimbursement HIT 220 ICD-10 CM Coding HIT 225 CPT/Outpatient Coding HIT 221 Advanced ICD Coding and Virtual PPEorHIT 226 Advanced CPT Coding and Virtual PPELeadership (18 credits)BUS 100 Introduction to BusinessMGT 114 Essentials of Customer Service MGT 119 Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace MGT 210 Applied Management Concepts MGT 306 Organizational Dynamics MGT 310 Ethical Leadership
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