BS Teaching in Business Education
(Degree to be granted by Winona State University College of Education)
(30 Credits need to be taken from Winona State University for graduation)
Required General Education for Major (3 credits)
- ECON 201 Macroeconomics (3)
Required Support Courses for Major (21 Credits)
- ACCT 200 Financial Accounting (3)
- ACCT 210 Managerial Accounting (3)
- ECON 202 Microeconomics (3)
- FINA 362 Business Finance (3)
- BLAW 200 Legal, Political and Regulatory Environment of Business (3)
- MRKT 310 Principles of Marketing (3)
Required Administrative Information Systems Content for Major (29 credits)
(Courses to be taken at South Central Technical College or Winona State University)
- OTEC 1830 or BUED 203 WP Concepts and Applications (2 or 3)
- OTEC 2815 or BUED 218 Employment Portfolio (3)
- OTEC 2830 or BUED 320 Desktop Publishing (3)
- OTEC 1870* Data Software-Access (2)
- OTEC 1880* Spreadsheet Software-Excel (2)
*or BUED 330 Business Information Processing (3)
(Courses to be taken on-line through Winona State University)
(Courses to be taken at Minnesota State University, Mankato or Winona State University)
- BED 345 or BUED 333 Business Communications (3)
(Course can be taken on-line through Winona State University)
- BUED 201 Keyboarding (1 or 2)
- BUED 215 Personal Finance (3)
- BUED 335 Information Resource Management (3)
- BUED 340 Integrated Information Systems Applications (3)
- BUED 360 Interpersonal Business Relations (3)
- BUED 435 Information Systems/Personnel Management (3)
- BUED 490 Capstone Seminar (1)
Required Teaching methods Courses for Major (6 credits)
(Courses to be taken on-line through Winona State University)
- BUED 401 General Methods & Foundations (3)
- BUED 403 Teaching & Business Teaching Methods (1)
Required Electives for Major
You must take a minimum of 30 credits from Winona State University for graduation. If needed, elective credits in Technology-, Business-, and BUED-related courses must be taken.
Required for Major (Profession Education, 30 credits)
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Transfer Student Advising
Formal evaluation of prior academic preparation follows transfer orientation. The program coordinator approves the coursework based on course description and syllabi and samples of completed work. However, all courses in the required Professional Education sequence must be taken entirely from only one four-year University.
