2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog
2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog > College of Business > Degree Programs in the College of Business > Acquisition and Contract Management (ACM) > Bachelor of Science - Acquisition and Contract Management
EACH STUDENT MUST ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR KNOWING THE ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE THAT IS BEING PURSUED.
Program components for the Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Acquisition and Contract Management:
Applicable General University Requirements
Students earning the Bachelor of Science (BS) degree with a major in Acquisition and Contract Management must satisfy all general University requirements and meet all financial obligations before a degree is awarded.
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At least one literature course: Students must complete a 6 hour sequence in either Literature (Area II) or History (Area IV).
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Natural sciences: Lab-based.
At least one history course: Students must complete a 6 hour sequence in either Literature (Area II) or History (Area IV).
Total Credit Hours: 41
Total Credit Hours: 18
Total General Education and Major Prerequisite Requirement Hours: 59
Courses are listed in the order they should be taken. A business knowledge “pretest” is administered in MG 320 Organizational Communication. All Acquisition and Contract Management (ACM) majors must also take an ACM-specific “pretest” while they are enrolled in ACM 394 Introduction to Acquisition and Contract Management.
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MG 320: MUST be taken 1st semester.
MG 302 and MG 346: Should be taken 1st semester.
MG 420:- Capstone course: A final average of at least 70% must be achieved. Course should be taken final semester.
MG 480:- Senior seminar: A final average of at least 70% must be achieved. Course should be taken final semester.
Electives: Selected from ESM, ISM, LSM courses.
Total Credit Hours: 65
Assessment Exam: All College of Business majors must earn an acceptable score on an assessment exam in MG 420 Business Policy containing questions dealing with the skill and competency areas around which the curriculum is based. Acquisition and Contract Management majors should also complete a major-specific assessment exam in ACM 400 Advanced Acquisition and Contract Research/Project containing questions dealing with knowledge of contract management skills and competencies included in the curriculum.
Total Credit Hours: 124