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INSTITUTIONAL STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES - ISLOs

ISLO 1 1A x 1B x 1C x x 1D x ISLO 2 2A x 2B x 2C x 2D x ISLO 3 3A x 3B x 3C x x 3D x ISLO 4 4A x 4B x 4C x 4D x Year 1

Business Program

ISLOs, PSLOs, CSLOs, Mapping, and Assessment Plan

Apply Technology Access Information

Evaluate and Examine Information

CRITICAL AND CREATIVE THINKING

Express COMMUNICATION Inquire Dialogue Year 5 Diversity Sustainability/Global Awareness Year 2 Year 3 Write

TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION COMPETENCY

Year 4

Read Listen

Demonstrate Technical Literacy

Personal Responsibility Analyze

Problem Solve

Ethics

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BUSINESS PROGRAM OUTCOMES - PSLOs

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ISLOs

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PSLO A Communication: Communicate effectively in written and oral forms. 1, A, B, C, D x x PSLO B Business Problems: Analyze and critically evaluate information to solve a variety of business problems.

3, A, B, C, D x x

PSLO C Technology and Information Competency: Evaluate and use appropriate technology in the changing business environment. 2, A, B, C, D

x x

PSLO D Business Knowledge: Display competency in the functional area of business related to the student's certificate or degree.

3, A, B, C, D x x

PSLO E Citizenship: Analyze ethical and social issues and make business decisions that reflect professional responsibility.

4, A, B, C, D x x

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BUSINESS  ADMINISTRATION  A.A.  or  A.S.  Degree  and/or  Certificate-­‐  same  as  program  outcomes

GENERAL  BUSINESS  A.A.  or  A.S.  Degree  and/or  Certificate-­‐  same  as  program  outcomes

ADMINISTRATIVE  PROFESSIONAL  A.A.  or  A.S.  Degree  and/or  Certificate-­‐  same  as  program  outcomes

RISK  MANAGEMENT  AND  INSURANCE  A.S.  Degree  and/or  Certificate-­‐  same  as  program  outcomes

I.  ENTREPRENEURSHIP  A.A.  or  A.S.  Degree  and/or  Certificate

a

Develop a market ready business plan.

C, D

b

Assess the risks of starting a business.

B

c

Assess financing opportunities.

A, B

d

Analyze ethical and social issues in starting and operating a business and make business decisions that reflect professional responsibility.

E

e

Evaluate and use appropriate technology for entrepreneurial purposes to respond to the changing business environment.

C

II.  MARKETING  A.A.  or  A.S.  Degree  and/or  Certificate

a

Identify and evaluate target markets.

B

b

Create and present a marketing, advertising and sales plan.

A, B, D

c

Diagnose organizational problems and recommend marketing solutions.

B, D

d

Evaluate and use social media in marketing programs.

B, C, D

e

Evaluate corporate social responsibility practices and propose solutions.

E, B

III.  ACCOUNTING  A.A.  or  A.S.  Degree  and/or  Certificate

a

Discuss accounting theory related to the conceptual framework and demonstrate an understanding of accounting terminology and theory through the application of generally

accepted accounting principles.

A, B, D

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c

Demonstrate competency of fundamental accounting principles using computer based accounting software.

C

d

Demonstrate effective written and communication skills through research of accounting topics and incorporate basic math skills to interpret and analyze both quantitative and

qualitative data.

A, D

e

Determine an ethical course of action in response to ethical dilemmas in accounting.

E

IV.  MANAGEMENT  A.A.  or  A.S.  Degree  and/or  Certificate

a

Outline the strategic function of management.

B, D

b

Formulate effective ways to deliver feedback to employees to increase engagement.

A, D

c

Compare leadership styles and develop individual approach to leading others.

B, D

d

Analyze ethical and social issues in management and make business decisions that reflect professional responsibility.

E

e

Evaluate and use appropriate technology for management purposes to respond to the changing business environment.

C

BUS COURSE OUTCOMES - CSLOs

Related PSLO

BUSINESS 000A

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CSLO 1 Evaluate the impact of the accounting cycle on business. III. A CSLO 2 Generate and interpret basic financial statements used by business owners. III. B

CSLO 3

Analyze the importance of the cash cycle and payroll on small business. III. D BUSINESS 000B

CSLO 1 Critique legal entity choices for small business owners. III. A

CSLO 2 Investigate the importance of cash flow management on A/R, A/P and inventory. III. D

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BUSINESS 1

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CSLO 1 Evaluate the use of GAAP in a variety of business transactions. III. A

CSLO 2 Apply the accounting cycle in a corporate setting. III. B

CSLO 3 Determine the specific accounting treatment for cash and inventory valuation. III. D BUSINESS 2

CSLO 1 Analyze the transactions of accounts receivable and long term assets, liabilities and equity. III. D

CSLO 2 Distinguish the financing options of the corporate form of business. III. D

CSLO 3 Synthesize overall knowledge of accounting through a comprehensive financial statement analysis. III. B

BUSINESS 3

CSLO 1 Develop a costing system using traditional costing and activity based costing and determine the effect each approach has on decision making. III. A,B,C CSLO 2 Determine how costs behave with changes in activity and how cost behavior patterns impact decision making. III. D CSLO 3 Evaluate ethical cases in accounting and recommend appropriate courses of action. III. E

BUSINESS 8

CSLO 1 Assess the accounting cycle in a computerized format. III. C

CSLO 2 Synthesize financial reports using computerized accounting software. III. C

CSLO 3 Diagram financial transactions through the use of computerized forms. III. C BUSINESS 9

CSLO 1 Investigate IRS tax codes and how they relate to individual tax returns. D

CSLO 2 Construct individual tax returns following IRS tax codes. D

CSLO 3 Assess and relate ethics in the accurate reporting, application and interpretation of IRS code in relation to individual tax preparation. E

BUSINESS 19

CSLO 1 Evaluate the role of investments in capital markets and the impact of historical investments as they relate to current investment options. D CSLO 2 Compare and contrast different investment securities and mutual funds options using current investment information. D CSLO 3 Analyze the risks, characteristics and ethical implications of accurate financial information in regards to making an investment decision. D, E

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BUSINESS 20

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CSLO 1 Diagnose common business problems and prescribe solutions. A, B, C, E

CSLO 2 Analyze different economic systems in the world and their impact on the business climate. B

CSLO 3 Compare advantages/disadvantages of different forms of ownership. D BUSINESS 28

CSLO 1 Develop an independent study project with written goals and objectives to include critical thinking. A, B, D CSLO 2 Complete proposed project independently A

CSLO 3 Evaluate project success with instructor. A, B BUSINESS 40

CSLO 1

Explain the applicable laws and regulations of basic real estate contracts and transactions and their application to a particular problem that presents itself in the negotiations of a residential

purchase transaction. A

CSLO 2 Analyze and prepare documents associated with real estate transactions determining which documents are appropriate for a given type of transaction. D CSLO 3 Critically analyze basic real estate data in a precise manner in order to eliminate errors in the process and apply these procedures to all areas of agency. A

BUSINESS 41

CSLO 1 Develop a sense of integrity based on conclusions of fact and statistical research of properties in area of representing buyers in the acquisition of real estate. E CSLO 2 Create a preliminary business plan relating to the day to day operations in small real estate office with the goal of expanding operations in other service areas. B, D CSLO 3 Design a marketing strategy focsued on obtaining listings from homeowners in a specific geograhic area. B

BUSINESS 47

CSLO 1 Critically analyze and organize basic data in a precise manner so that when incorporated into contracts errors are eliminated. A, B CSLO 2 Identify problems and develop alternative solutions as they relate to implications of real estate law. B CSLO 3 Develop a serious sense of integrity which is based on conclusions of fact and current legal rulings. E

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BUSINESS 48

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CSLO 1 Detail major legal principles associated with tort, contract and agency law. D

CSLO 2 Analyze actual cases in an effort to solve legal problems by recognizing legal issues and applying applicable law. B, D CSLO 3 Critique situations involving legal ethics issues. E

BUSINESS 49

CSLO 1 Analyze and critically evaluate information to solve a variety of business problems. D

CSLO 2 Analyze ethical and social issues and make business decisions that reflect professional responsibility. B, D CSLO 3 Apply principles contained within the U.S. Constitution to current controversies. E

BUSINESS 52

CSLO 1 Research and examine ways to manage and balance personal and business life. B

CSLO 2 Evaluate and explain current and future technology needed for a successful virtual office. B, C

CSLO 3 Resaerch and design a virtual office for efficiency, productivity and comfort. B, C BUSINESS 53

CSLO 1 Develop a proposal for creating an Internet website that will project a professional image. B

CSLO 2 Prepare a budget tracking device to record income and expense information, design menas of billing clients and prepare projections on varying financial scenarios. B CSLO 3 Develop an effective marketing plan for securing clients. B

BUSINESS 54

CSLO 1 Develop, analyze and describe the components and procedures for writing a business plan. A, B

CSLO 2 Apply the use of technical innovations and compare true cost of savings in materials, time, speed and efficiency. A, B, C CSLO 3 Research and describe online organizational technologies for workplace efficiency and productivity. A, B, C

BUSINESS 55

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CSLO 1 Compare and contrast business practices and protocol in other countries. D

CSLO 2 Research and assess governments' support and assistance for international trade. D

CSLO 3 Compare/contrast trade surpluses and trade deficits in developed, newly developed and undeveloped countries. D

BUSINESS 64

CSLO 1 Solve basic business math calculations. A

CSLO 2 Apply mathematical concepts to solve business equations from the perspective of an entrepreneur. A, C, D

BUSINESS 85

CSLO 1 Outline and diagram presentations for business audiences. A

CSLO 2 Construct business presentations using multi-media. A, C, D

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BUSINESS 95

CSLO 1 Perform internship duties that relate to educational or occupational goal. A, B, D, E

CSLO 2 Complete proposed internship and expand knowledge and skills in chosen field. A, B, D, E

CSLO 3 Evaluate internship success with site supervisor and instructor. A, B, D, E BUSINESS 100

CSLO 1 Analyze the effective planning and control principles and practices for managing others. IV. A

CSLO 2 Evaluate communication and teamwork strategies. IV. B, C, D

CSLO 3 Diagnose management challenges and make recommendations for change. IV. C BUSINESS 101

CSLO 1 Develop a personal financial statement. A, B, C

CSLO 2 Construct a persoanl budget. B, D

CSLO 3 Assess personal cash inflows and outflows. I. D BUSINESS 102

CSLO 1 Analyze business situations and determine appropriate methods to deliver negative and positive messages. IV. B CSLO 2 Create audience centric business documents to enhance readability. A

CSLO 3 Analyze leaders and evaluate their effectiveness. IV. C BUSINESS 103

CSLO 1 Diagnose recruitment deficiencies and create plans for resolving. IV. A

CSLO 2 Create performance appraisals and evaluate employee performance. IV. B

CSLO 3 Analyze and select the appropriate strategies for managing human capital. IV. D, E BUSINESS 115

CSLO 1 Outline a bank's organizational structure, explain bank products and services, and identify trends in banking. A CSLO 2 Create a description of the structure and duties of the Federal Reserve System and identify bank regulators and major bank regulations. A, B, C CSLO 3 Assess the functions and properties of money, discuss money supply and explain the role of banks in money creation. A, B

BUSINESS 116

CSLO 1 Analyze strategies for promoting a positive service culture. A, B, D

CSLO 2 Explain the elements of a service culture. A, B, D

CSLO 3 Analyze the extent to which customer service is facilitated by the effective use of technology. A, B, C, D BUSINESS 120

CSLO 1 Evaluate the demographics, geographics, consumer behavior and pyschographics of consumer markets. II. C CSLO 2 Design and create marketing research . II. B

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BUSINESS 121

CSLO 1 Evaluate target markets and critique how that evaluation impacts planning. II. A

CSLO 2 Evaluate how consumer behavior and psychographics impact both media selection and advertising development. II. C CSLO 3 Develop an advertising campaign. II. B

BUSINESS 122

CSLO 1 Design and create market resaerch using the latest technology. II. A

CSLO 2 Analyze how technology has changed consumer behavior. II. C

CSLO 3 Develop and present an e-marketing plan for a business including the use of social media. II. D BUSINESS 123

CSLO 1 Analyze how the trends of brick and mortar stores with websites and online shopping. II. C

CSLO 2 Analyze the pricing policies and decisions of brick and mortar stores with online shopping sites. II. C CSLO 3 Evaluate retail store layouts and design, develop and present a layout for a department or retail store. II. C

BUSINESS 124

CSLO 1 Evaluate the importance of selling in all areas of business. II. C

CSLO 2 Evaluate the various sales presentation strategies and methods. II. B

CSLO 3 Design and present a sales presentation. II. B BUSINESS 140

CSLO 1 Evaluate the characteristics of successful entrepreneurs. D

CSLO 2 Compare and contrast four forms of ownership. I. B, C

CSLO 3 Construct a business plan. I. A BUSINESS 150

CSLO 1 Analyze complex business problems and develop and evaluate solutions. A, B, C, D, E

CSLO 2 Cooperate as effective leaders and team members while working in cross-functional business groups. A, B, C, D, E CSLO 3 Integrate the knowledge gained in earlier business courses to develop effective short and long-term business strategies. A, B, C, D, E

BUSINESS 809

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CSLO 1 Develop a basic investment plan. A, B, D

CSLO 2 Analyze various options available to create an income stream with investments. A, B, D, E

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