
Department of e-Business and Technology Management
Major in Electronic Business
The program consists of 18 units in lower-level core
courses, 27 units of upper-level business core courses,
24 units of e-Business courses. All major requirements
must be completed with a grade equivalent of 2.00 or
higher. In order to assure that students have retained critical
information from prior courses, students take a
comprehensive examination on business content as part
the capstone course, MNGT 481. The results of this
examination serve as 10% of the MNGT 481 grade.
 | Requirements for Admission to the e-Business Major |
To be eligible for admission into the e-Business major,
students must complete each of the six
specific lower-level core courses with a grade equivalent of
2.00 or higher and a minimum average GPA of 2.70 for
ALL six lower-level core courses and pass the
CBE
Computer Proficiency Exam.
Degree candidates intending to major in Electronic Business
(EBUS) are designated as "pre-e-Business" (PEBU) until admitted into
the E-Business major. Students are required to meet each term with their
assigned faculty adviser to evaluate their progress in completing the
requirements for admission to the major and the degree.
 | Application Procedure |
Students who will meet the admission requirements at the end of the
term must complete an Application for Admission to the
EBUS/BUAD major and a change of major declaration form before
registering for upper-level "majors-only" CBE courses (BUSX, ECON,
FIN, LEGL, MKTG, and EBTM). The "Application for Admission into
the e-Business Major" form is available by clicking
on the link below or in the e-Business & Technology Management
Department office, Stephens Hall, Room 314.
 | Lower-Level Core Courses (18 credits) |
| Course Number | Course Name |
| ACCT 201 | Accounting Principles I (3) (or Honors ACCT 211) |
| ACCT 202 | Accounting Principles II (3) (or Honors ACCT 212) |
| ECON 201 | Microeconomics Principles (3) (or Honors ECON 203) |
| ECON 202 | Macroeconomics Principles (3) (or Honors ECON 204) |
| LEGL 225 | Legal Environment of Business (3) |
| and either |
| ECON 205 | Statistics for Business and Economics I (3) |
| or | |
| MATH 231 | Basic Statistics (3) (or Honors MATH 233) |
| Completion of the Computer Proficiency Exam with a passing score of 70% or higher |
 | Upper-Level Business Core Courses (27 units) |
| Course Number | Course Name |
| BUSX 301 | Business Cornerstone (3) Note: GenEd I.D. Advanced writing course is taken prior to or concurrent with BUSX 301. |
| EBTM 337 | Information Technology (3) |
| FIN 331 | Principles of Financial Management (3) |
| MKTG 341 | Principles of Marketing (3) (or Honors MKTG 342*) |
| MNGT 361 | Principles of Management (3) |
| EBTM 311 | Principles of e-Business (3) |
| EBTM 365 | Principles of Operations Management (3) |
| BUSX 460 | Professional Experience (3) |
| MNGT 481 | Business Strategy and Policy (3) |
NOTE: All Accounting, Business Administration, and e-Business majors are required to take the
Comprehensive Test of Core Business Knowledge
in the capstone course, MNGT 481 - Business Strategy & Policy.
 | e-Business Courses (24 units) |
| Course Number | Course Name |
| Required Courses (18 units) |
| EBTM 367 | e-Business Infrastructure (3) (offered only in fall) |
| EBTM 411 | e-Business Marketing (3) |
| EBTM 419 | Supply Chain Management (3) |
| EBTM 443 | Introduction to Project Management (3) |
| EBTM 431 | Advanced e-Business (3) (offered only in spring) |
| EBTM 454 | Business Process Management (3) (offered only in spring) |
| Two courses (6 units) selected from: |
| COSC 311 | Digital Technologies in Society (3) |
| LEGL 328 | Cyber Law: The Law of the Internet (3) |
| MKTG 345 | Managing Integrated Marketing Communications (3) |
| MNGT 482 | Business Ethics and Society (3) |
| ENTR 355 | Entrepreneurship (3) |
| ACCT 300 | Accounting Information Systems (3) |
| EBTM 470-474 | Special Topics in e-Business (3) |
| EBTM 491 | EBTM Directed Readings (3) |
| EBTM 495 | EBTM Independent Research (1-3) |
| EBTM 497 | EBTM Internship (3) |
Department of e-Business and Technology Management
Stephens Hall, Room 314
Phone: 410-704-2783
Fax: 410-704-3454
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