Business-LCOB (BUSN)

Introduction to the business disciplines including the importance of each individually and the synergy of working together. Utilizes experiential learning to solidify the concepts and also incorporates career exploration.

This critical thinking course examines current events in business and how they impact consumers, competition and the economy as a whole. Students are also introduced to business ethics.

This introductory course teaches undergraduates essential Excel skills, including navigation, data entry, formatting, formulas, charts, and data organization, preparing students for problem-solving, analysis, and professional document creation without prior experience.

This course introduces students with no cybersecurity background to practical methods for securing devices, Wi-Fi, and online identities, recognizing threats, and developing a personalized plan to manage everyday cyber risks.

This course introduces students to international travel planning, cultural awareness, global logistics, safety considerations, and practical skills for navigating travel, communication, and professional engagement in international settings.

This course develops creative thinking and innovation skills by challenging conventional perspectives, increasing awareness, and inspiring students to generate unconventional, practical solutions to real-world problems.

Integration of artificial intelligence platforms with creativity techniques and/or processes.

An introduction to Name Image and Likeness (NIL) in college athletics including the legal history, current state, and some of the basics of involved in preparing a solicitation and securing an NIL deal.

This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals of sports betting, focusing on how odds are calculated, how bookmakers generate profits, and the strategies bettors use to gain an edge.

The course uses hands-on projects to integrate creative thinking, sustainable design, and business strategy, guiding students from problem identification to developing viable, high-impact solutions.

This course provides a practical introduction to personal income taxes for non-accountants. Students will learn how to prepare their own tax returns, understand key tax concepts, and utilize tax software like TurboTax.

This course examines legislative advocacy by tracking a real issue before the West Virginia Legislature, teaching students effective lobbying strategies, advocacy processes, and methods for making their voices heard.

This course introduces personal branding fundamentals, helping students define strengths, values, and goals, and communicate them authentically and strategically across digital and interpersonal platforms.

This course introduces common business models and explores funding methods for each, helping students understand how to evaluate ideas, identify capital needs, and select appropriate financing strategies.

This course provides a flexible framework for exploring emerging themes, trends, and technologies in innovative course design across disciplines.

A supervised internship in which the student works for a business organization to gain practical experience. The work program will be defined in advance and performance will be evaluated. (PR: Permission)

The course will provide the tools and understanding to be successful in business consulting. Topics will include frameworks and models for consulting, stages of consulting, teamwork development. (PR: Junior or senior standing)

A supervised internship in which the student works for a business organization to gain practical experience. The work program will be defined in advance and performance will be evaluated. (PR: Permission)