Date Course # Justification – 1-2 sentences What skills and knowledge will you – Planned Course Title Cr. attain and why are they important to you or how do they support (Semester Prerequisite your overall goals for your MDS degree? and Year) BUSBTC 301 Business 3 In this course I will develop the foundations of the basic skills Spring Foundations I will need to start and run my own business. 2018 Prerequisite: I Sophmore Standing BAS 425 Creating a 3 I will gain foundational knowledge of the safety Fall 2018 Culture of requirements for business sites, and how to make my new Prerequisite: Safety business as safe as possible for myself and any others Sophomore working with me. Standing LEAD 326 The Practice 3 This course will help me to practice my own style of Fall 2018 of Leadership leadership and continue to develop the values and beliefs in Prerequisite: which I will use as I start my own business LEAD 325 BUSBTC 302 Business 3 This course will teach me how to analyze financial reports Spring Foundations and data, which are key parts to success in any business. 2019 II BUSBTC 301 MDS 450 Teamwork 3 I will foster creative thinking in order to implement Summer and innovative projects in my new business. 2019 Prerequisite: Innovation Admission MDS BUSBTC 320 Creating 3 This class will give me the tools to make my business Fall 2019 Value for attractive to customers and ways to effectively grow my Customers Prerequisite: customer base. BUSBTC 301 and 302 MDS 430 Ethics 3 A large part of success for any business is understanding the Fall 2019 boundaries of right and wrong dealing with customers and Prerequisite: government requirements. This class will help give me a Upper Division foundation for making right choices in those areas. Standing Enter total number of upper division credits outlined on this degree plan. 21 Workshop (494) and Internship (493) credit limits apply to IDP. Maximum of 3-credits of upper division workshop (494). Maximum of 6-credits of internship allowed (493). All credits on IDP must be completed with a grade of C- or better. See Academic Advisement Report (AAR) & advisor for other Boise State requirements. Any changes to 21 upper division credits require submission of revised IDP and must be approved by advisor prior to taking the courses.
Course # Course Title Cr. Justification – 1-2 sentences – What skills and knowledge will you attain and why are they important to you or how do they support your overall goals for your MDS degree? Date Planned (Semester and Year) Prerequisite BUSBTC 301 Business Foundations I 3 In this course I will develop the foundations of the basic skills I will need to start and run my own business. Spring 2018 Prerequisite: Sophmore Standing BAS 425 Creating a Culture of Safety 3 I will gain foundational knowledge of the safety requirements for business sites, and how to make my new business as safe as possible for myself and any others working with me. Fall 2018 Prerequisite: Sophomore Standing LEAD 326 The Practice of Leadership 3 This course will help me to practice my own style of leadership and continue to develop the values and beliefs in which I will use as I start my own business Fall 2018 Prerequisite: LEAD 325 BUSBTC 302 Business Foundations II 3 This course will teach me how to analyze financial reports and data, which are key parts to success in any business. Spring 2019 BUSBTC 301 MDS 450 Teamwork and Innovation 3 I will foster creative thinking in order to implement innovative projects in my new business. Summer 2019 Prerequisite: Admission MDS BUSBTC 320 Creating Value for Customers 3 This class will give me the tools to make my business attractive to customers and ways to effectively grow my customer base. Fall 2019 Prerequisite: BUSBTC 301 and 302 MDS 430 Ethics 3 A large part of success for any business is understanding the boundaries of right and wrong dealing with customers and government requirements. This class will help give me a foundation for making right choices in those areas. Fall 2019 Prerequisite: Upper Division Standing Enter total number of upper division credits outlined on this degree plan. 21 Workshop (494) and Internship (493) credit limits apply to IDP. Maximum of 3-credits of upper division workshop (494). Maximum of 6-credits of internship allowed (493). All credits on IDP must be completed with a grade of C- or better. See Academic Advisement Report (AAR) & advisor for other Boise State requirements. Any changes to 21 upper division credits require submission of revised IDP and must be approved by advisor prior to taking the courses.
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