Applied Management - Bachelor of Applied Science

• A completed Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.), Associate of Science (A.S.) or AA (D.T.A.) program in from an accredited institution. (In some cases, work experience may earn you credits using Prior Learning Assessment points.)

• Minimum college-level GPA of 2.5

• Minimum grade of 2.0 in all required core technical courses

• Admission into Spokane Falls Community College

• Some General Education prerequisites may be required if not completed in your A.A.S. or A.S. degree.

This is an online program with courses administered by faculty at SFCC. Courses and schedules are flexible to fit the needs of working professionals.

The following classes show just some of the main courses that make up the Applied Management Degree.

• BMGT 341 - Applied Principles of Management

  Formerly MMGT 341. This course is the study of the theory and practice of management. Emphasis is placed on functions and strategy, structure, managerial planning, and decision making as well as the processes of organizing, leading, and controlling. Current organizational issues and trends will be integrated. Prerequisite: Applied BAS degree students only.

• BMGT 342 - Project Management

  Formerly MMGT 342. This course is the study of the common framework and practices for applying project management practices in business. Topics include processes, interactions and common practices in the field of project management. Emphasis is placed on the knowledge area defined by the Project management Institute body of knowledge. This course will provide practical exercises and case studies. Prerequisite: Applied BAS degree students only.

• BMGT 350 - Marketing for Managers

  Formerly MMGT 350. Focus on the art and science of attracting, retaining and growing customers by creating superior customer value to the chosen target market. Build skills through case studies and through practice of marketing techniques. Current global issues and trends will be integrated. Prerequisite: Applied BAS degree students only.

• BMGT 435 - Operations Management

  Formerly MMGT 435. The Operations Management (OM) course provides an introduction of the multidisciplinary nature of operations management and the associated modern concepts. It outlines an historical perspective, working definition and a common language used. The Operations Management course studies daily management activities of an organization. It prepares students with techniques and objectives to help service-oriented and/or manufacturing-oriented organizations achieve their objectives. Operations Management deals with logistics, techniques and methods needed to achieve management objectives relative to quality, quantity, schedules and costs. This course provides practical exercises and case studies. Prerequisite: Applied BAS degree students only.

• General and Operations Managers

• Marketing Managers

• Sales Managers

• Industrial Production Managers

• Market Research Analysts

Accelerate your time to degree completion with Academic Credit for Prior Learning. Community Colleges of Spokane values the college-level knowledge students may have acquired outside the traditional college classroom. You may have acquired this knowledge through your past work, independent reading and study, training programs or in-service courses, volunteer service, cultural or artistic pursuits, hobbies and recreational pastimes, community or religious activities, organizational memberships, adult education, non-credit courses, study abroad, military training not evaluated for credit by ACE, or other experiences.