Neil Griffin College of Business – Student Learning Outcomes

Program Outcomes	Undergraduate	Graduate
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Accounting	See Outcomes	See Outcomes
Applied Digital Technology		See Outcomes
Business Administration		See Outcomes
Business Technology Education	See Outcomes
Economics	See Outcomes
Finance	See Outcomes
Global Supple Chain Management	See Outcomes
Hospitality and Event Tourism Management	See Outcomes
Information Systems and Business Analytics	See Outcomes
International Business	See Outcomes
Management	See Outcomes
Marketing	See Outcomes

Graduate

Accounting Knowledge: Students will apply appropriate professional knowledge to a) develop and measure, b) analyze, and c) communicate financial and other business information
Data Analytics and Professional Judgment: Students will apply data analysis skills and professional judgment to solve problems and make decisions in a business setting.
Research: Students will demonstrate an ability to find and communicate answers to accounting and tax questions by using the appropriate tools to conduct research in original sources of accounting and tax standards.
Communication: Students will demonstrate an ability to communicate effectively.

Demonstrate an ability to communicate effectively in written and oral formats
Demonstrate an ability to lead and productively participate in group situations
Understand the role of business ethics when solving problems and making decisions
Apply quantitative and qualitative knowledge to solve problems and make decisions

Teamwork and Leadership: Our students will demonstrate the ability to lead and productively participate in group situations.
Knowledge Application: Our students will be able to apply quantitative and qualitative knowledge to solve problems and make decisions.
Ethics: Students will understand the role of business ethics when solving problems and making decisions.
Oral Communication: Students will demonstrate an ability to use oral communication effectively.
Written Communication: Students will demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively in writing.

The College of Business has a core of courses that all business majors must complete. The College has adopted these outcomes for the core:

Students will communicate effectively and professionally in writing.
Students will demonstrate effective and professional oral communication.
Students will be sensitive to ethical issues when making business decisions.
Students will demonstrate business knowledge.
Students will use critical thinking skills to make decisions.
Students will use technology appropriately to communicate, calculate, and present concepts and data.

Written Communication: Students will be able to demonstrate the ability to communicate
accounting information effectively in writing.
Technology: Students will be able to use technology appropriately to collect and process
financial data, retrieve and report financial information, and share relevant information with
internal and external stakeholders.
Critical Thinking: Students will demonstrate the ability to think critically about accounting
issues and topics.
Accounting Knowledge: Students will demonstrate an understanding of accounting and
regulatory standards from the areas of financial, managerial, governmental, and tax
accounting.
Ethics: Students will be able to make ethical decisions in a professional context and
understand the ethical standards that govern the profession.

Understand and apply knowledge from business core content areas.
Develop teaching plans and self‐evaluate teaching effectiveness.
Understand the availability and implementation of technology solutions to improve instruction in the classroom.

Successful students will be able to: Demonstrate an understanding of how the supply and demand model can be used to predict market outcomes.
Successful students will be able to: Demonstrate an understanding of how firms and markets interrelate in the determination of market outcomes.
Successful students will be able to: Demonstrate an understanding of how monetary policy can be used to affect output and prices in models of aggregate economic activity.
Successful students will be able to: Demonstrate an understanding of how changes in government expenditures and taxation affect the macro economy using various economic models.
Successful students will be able to: Demonstrate critical thinking skills.