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BT90
Computer Essentials for Business
--OR--
documented proficiency
(0-2 credit)

BT100
10-key Skill Building
--OR--
documented proficiency
(0-1 credit)

BT113
Business English I
(3 credits)

BT114
Business English II
(3 credits)

BT120
Computer Typing
--OR--
demonstrated skill at 25 wpm
(0-2 credits)

LIB127
Introduction to Library Research Methods
(1 credit)

MTH20
Pre-algebra
--OR--
designated placement test score
(4 credits)

RD30
College Reading II
--OR--
designated placement test score
(4 credits)

BA131 ^(>)
Introduction to Business Computing
--OR--
CS120
Concepts in Computing I
(4 credits)

BA206
Management Fundamentals
(3 credits)

BA214
Business Communications
(4 credits)

BA223
Principles Marketing
(3 credits)

BA224
Human Resource Management
(3 credits)

BA249 ¹
Retailing
(3 credits)

BT151 ^(>)
Practical Accounting I
--OR--
BA211 ^{(> e)}
Financial Accounting I
(4 credits)

SP111
Fundamentals of Public Speaking
--OR--
SP100
Basic Communication
(4-3 credits)

^> Choose this course if you are continuing your education in business because this course directly applies to the Business Assistant Certificate of Completion.

^{(> e)} This course counts as an elective for the Business Assistant Certificate of Completion: Administrative Support Specialty Track.

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BA130 ¹
Concepts in Computing I
--OR--
documented proficiency
(0-2 credits)

BT100
10-key Skill Building
--OR--
demonstrated proficiency
(0-1 credit)

BT120
Computer Typing
--OR--
demonstrated skill at 25 wpm
(0-2 credits)

MTH20
Pre-algebra
--OR--
designated placement test score as shown on current indicator chart
(4 credits)

RD30
College Reading II
--OR--
designated placement test score as shown on current indicator chart
(4 credits)

WR30
Fundamentals of Composition II
--OR--
designated placement test score as shown on current indicator chart
(4 credits)

BA109
Ready, Set, Work: Techniques for Landing a Job
(2 credits)

BA131
Introduction to Business Computing
(4 credits)

BA214
Business Communications
(4 credits)

BA218
Personal Finance
(3 credits)

LIB127
Introduction to Library Research Methods
(1 credit)

BT101
Human Relations in Organizations
(3 credits)

BT113 ²
Business English I
(4 credits)

BT114 ²
Business
English II
(4 credits)

BT151
Practical
Accounting I
(4 credits)

BT160
Business Math
(4 credits)

CS125ss
Spreadsheet Applications
(3 credits)

CS125ww
Word Processing Applications
(Word)
(3 credits)

Students enrolled in the Business Assistant program must select one of the following specialties:

BA177
Payroll and Tax
(3 credits)

BA228
Computer Accounting Applications
(2 credits)

BT161
Practical
Accounting II
(4 credits)

BT171
Practical
Accounting III
(4 credits)

Administrative Support

BA240
Filing and Records Management
(3 credits)

BT115
Editing and Proofreading
(3 credits)

BT122
Document Formatting
(2 credits)

Approved program elective
(3-4 credits)

Choices listed below

Assistant Manager

BA101
Introduction to Business
(3 credits)

BA226
Business Law
(4 credits)

BT102
Introduction to Supervision
(3 credits)

Approved program elective
(2-4 credits)

Choices listed below

(3-4 credits required for Administrative Support Specialty and 2-4 required for Assistant Manager Specialty)

BA101
Introduction to Business
(if not taken as part of Assistant Manager Specialty)
(3 credits)

BA180
Cooperative Work Experience (CWE)/ Business
(variable credits)

BA199
Special Studies in Business
(variable credits)

BA206
Management Fundamentals
(3 credits)

BA211
Financial
Accounting
(4 credits)

BA213
Managerial Accounting
(4 credits)

BA223
Principles Marketing
(3 credits)

BA226
Business Law I
(if not taken as part of Assistant Manager Specialty)
(4 credits)

BA228
Computer Accounting
(2 credits)

BA233
Internet Marketing
(3 credits)

BA243
Social Media Marketing
(3 credits)

BA249
Retailing
(3 credits)

BT102
Introduction to Supervision
(if not taken as part of Assistant Manager Specialty)
(3 credits)

BT105
Business Ethics
(3 credits)

BT106
Advertising
(3 credits)

BT121
Introduction to E-commerce
(3 credits)

BT165
Writing a Business Plan
(2 credits)

BT178
Customer Service
(3 credits)

BT204
Project Management
(4 credits)

BT250
Entrepreneurship
(3 credits)

Any CS125
applications class
(except those taken to fulfill core or specialty requirements)
(1-4 credits)

ECON115
Introduction to Economics
(3 credits)

M0100
Medical Terminology: Introduction
(3 credits)

Any foreign language
(4 credits)

¹ Required for graduation.

² Students who have successfully completed the 3-credit versions of BT113 and BT114 will have met this requirement.

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BT100
10-key Skill Building
(1 credit)

BT120
Computer Typing
--OR--
demonstrated skill at 25 wpm
(0-2 credits)

MTH20
Pre-algebra
--OR--
designated placement test score
(4 credits)

RD30
College Reading II
--OR--
designated placement test score
(4 credits)

WR30
Fundamentals of Composition II
--OR--
designated placement test score
(4 credits)

BA101
Introduction to Business
(3 credits)

BA109
Ready, Set, Work: Techniques for Landing a Job
(2 credits)

BA131
Introduction to Business Computing
(4 credits)

BA214
Business Communications
(4 credits)

BA218
Personal Finance
(3 credits)

BA223
Principles Marketing
(3 credits)

BA226
Business Law
(4 credits)

BA240
Filing and Records Management
(3 credits)

BA280
Cooperative Work Experience/Business
(3 credits)

BT101
Human Relations in Organizations
(3 credits)

BT102
Introduction to Supervision
(3 credits)

BT105
Business Ethics
(3 credits)

BT113²
Business
English I
(4 credits)

BT114²
Business
English II
(4 credits)

BT115
Editing and Proofreading
(3 credits)

BT151
Practical
Accounting I
(4 credits)

BT160
Business Math
(4 credits)

CS125ss
Spreadsheet Applications
(3 credits)

CS125ww
Word Processing Applications
(3 credits)

ECON115
Introduction to Economics
(3 credits)

LIB127
Introduction to Library Research Methods
(1 credit)

Approved
humanities electives:
See catalog for approved list of electives
--OR--
SOC204
Introduction to Sociology
--OR--
PSY201
General Psychology I
(3-4 credits)

SP111
Fundamentals of Public Speaking
--OR--
SP100
Basic Communication
--OR--
SP115
Intercultural Communication
--OR--
SP218
Interpersonal Communication
(3-4credits)

WR227
Technical Writing
--OR--
BT204
Project Management
(4 credits)

HE112
Emergency First Aid
--OR--
HE250
Personal Health
--OR--
HE252
First Aid/CPR
--OR--
HE261
CPR
--OR--
HPE295
Health and Fitness for Life
(1-3 credits)

Approved
program electives³
(14-16 credits)
Choices listed below

Accounting Option

BA177
Payroll and Tax Procedures
(3 credits)

BA228
Computer Accounting Applications
(2 credits)

BT161
Practical
Accounting II
(4 credits)

BT171
Practical
Accounting III
(4 credits)

Approved
program elective
(3-4 credits)

Choices listed below

BA206
Management Fundamentals
(3 credits)

BA224
Human Resource Management
(3 credits)

BT165
Writing a Business Plan
(2 credits)

BT250
Entrepreneurship
(3 credits)

Approved
program elective
(3-4 credits)

Choices listed below

BA233
Internet Marketing
(3 credits)

BT106
Advertising
(3 credits)

BT121
Introduction to E-commerce
(3 credits)

BT178
Customer Service
(3 credits)

Approved
program elective
(3-4 credits)

Choices listed below

(3-16 credits ⁴ selected from courses not otherwise required within then the
base program
or option area)

BA177
Payroll and Tax Procedures
(3 credits)

BA199
Special Studies in Business
(variable credits)

BA206
Management Fundamentals
(3 credits)

BA208
Introduction to Hospitality
(4 credits)

BA211
Financial
Accounting
(4 credits)

BA213
Managerial Accounting
(4 credits)

BA224
Human Resource Management
(3 credits)

BA228
Computer Accounting Applications
(2 credits)

BA233
Internet Marketing
(3 credits)

BA243
Social Media Marketing
(3 credits)

BA249
Retailing
(3 credits)

BA280
Cooperative Work Experience / Business
(variable credits)

BT106
Advertising
(3 credits)

BT121
Introduction to E-commerce
(3 credits)

BT122
Document Formatting
(2 credits)

BT161
Practical
Accounting II
(4 credits)

BT165
Writing a
Business Plan
(2 credits)

BT171
Practical
Accounting III
(4 credits)

BT178
Customer Service
(3 credits)

BT204
Project Management
(4 credits)

BT250
Entrepreneurship
(3 credits)

Any CS125
applications class
(except those taken to fulfill core requirements)
(1-6credits)

ECON201
Introduction to Microeconomics
(4 credits)

ECON202
Introduction to Macroeconomics
(4 credits)

MO100
Medical Terminology: Introduction
(3 credits)

PS226
Neighborhood Leadership Academy
(3 credits)

Any foreign language
(4-12 credits)

¹Required for graduation.

² Students who have successfully completed the 3-credit versions of BT113 and BT 114 will have met this requirement.

³ Not required for students complering the Accounting, Management, or Marketing Options. They will complete 3-4 elective credits and the option area coursework listed.

⁴Courses selected will be applied toward only the base program or option area. Students pursuing more
than one option must complete at least 24 additional, nonduplicated credits for each option. Students
who plan to pursue a second option should meet with an advisor to create a program planner.

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12 credits required.

WR121
English
Composition I
(4 credits)

WR122
English
Composition II
--OR--
WR227
Technical Writing
(4 credits)

SP111
Fundamentals of Public Speaking
--OR--
SP218
Interpersonal Communication
(4 credits)

8-9 credits required.

MTH243
Probability and Statistics w/lab
(4 credits)

----------------
Plus one additional math course from the following list ----------------

MTH105
Introduction to Contemporary Mathematics
(4 credits)

MTH111
College Algebra
(4 credits)

MTH112
Elementary Functions
(5 credits)

MTH211,
MTH212
Fundamentals of Elementary Math
(I, II)
(5 credits each)

MTH251
Calculus I (Differential)
(5 credits)

MTH252
Calculus II (Integral)
(5 credits)

MTH253
Calculus III
(5 credits)

MTH254
Vector Calculus
(5 credits)

MTH256
Differential Equations
(5 credits)

MTH261
Linear Algebra
(5 credits)

Complete at 
least three courses from the
following list.¹
(9-12 credits)

ART204,
ART205,
ART206
History of Art
(4 credits each)

ART211
Survey of Visual Arts
(3 credits)

ENG104,
ENG105,
ENG106
Introduction to Literature
(4 credits each)

ENG107,
ENG108,
ENG109
World Literature
(4 credits each)

ENG201,
ENG202,
ENG203
Shakespeare
(4 credits each)

ENG204,
ENG205,
ENG206
Survey of English Literature
(4 credits each)

ENG244
Introduction to Asian American Literature
(4 credits)

ENG253,
ENG254,
ENG255
Survey of American Literature
(4 credits each)

ENG257
African American Literature
(4 credits)

ENG260
Introduction to Women Writers
(4 credits)

ENG261
Literature of Science Fiction
(4 credits)

ENG275
The Bible as
Literature
(4 credits)

FA101
Introduction to Motion Pictures
(4 credits)

FR201,
FR202,
FR203
Second Year French
(4 credits each)

HUM101,
HUM102,
HUM103
Introduction to Humanities
(4 credits each)

HUM215,
HUM216,
HUM217,
HUM218,
HUM219
Native American Arts and Cultures
(4 credits each)

MUS105
Music Appreciation
(3 credits)

MUS108
Music in World Cultures
(4 credits)

MUS201,
MUS202,
MUS203
Introduction to Music and Its Literature
(4 credits each)

MUS205,
MUS206
Introduction to Jazz/ Rock Music and Its Literature
(3 credits each)

MUS261,
MUS262,
MUS263
Music History
(3 credits each)

PHL101,
PHL102,
PHL103
Philosophical Problems/ Ethics/ Critical Reasoning
(4 credits each)

REL201
World Religions
(4 credits)

REL243
Nature, Religion and Ecology
(4 credits)

SP100 
Basic Communication
(3 credits)

SP115
Introduction to Intercultural Communication
(4 credits)

SPAN201,
SPAN202,
SPAN203
Second Year Spanish
(4 credits each)

11 credits required.

Select three courses (at least two courses must have labs) from the following list:

(11-15 credits required)

BI100
Introductory Biology
without lab
(3 credits)

BI101,
BI102,
BI103
Introduction to Biology with lab
(4 credits each)

BI109
Marine Animals and Plants with lab
(4 credits)

BI121,
BI122
Elementary Anatomy and Physiology with lab
(4 credits each)

BI149
Human Genetics without lab
(3 credits)

BI211,
BI212,
BI213
General Biology with lab
(4 credits each)

BI231,
BI232,
BI233
Anatomy and Physiology with lab
(4 credits each)

BI234
Microbiology
with lab
(4 credits)

BI272
Introduction to Ecology with lab
(4 credits)

CHEM221,
CHEM222,
CHEM223
General Chemistry with lab and recitation
(5 credits each)

CHEM244
Quantitative Analysis with lab
(4 credits)

CS195 +
CS133JS
Web Authoring I + Javascript I (taken together)
(4 credits each)

G100
Fundamentals of Geology
without lab
(3 credits)

G101,
G102,
G103
Introduction to Geology with lab
(4 credits each)

GEOG100
Introduction to Physical Geography
without lab
(3 credits)

GS104,
GS105,
GS106,
GS107,
GS108
Physical Science with lab
(4 credits each)

PH201,
PH202,
PH203
General Physics with lab and recitation
(5 credits each)

PH211,
PH212,
PH213
General Physics with lab and recitation
(Calculus Based)
(5 credits each)

SC210
Environmental Resources
with lab
(4 credits)

BA131
Introduction to Business Computing
(4 credits)

BA211
Financial
Accounting
(4 credits)

BA213
Managerial Accounting
(4 credits)

BA226
Business
Law
(4 credits)

BA282
Applied Business Statistics
(4 credits)

LIB127
Introduction to Library Research Methods
(1 credit)

10-18 credits required.

Complete a sufficient number of transfer-level (numbered 100 and above) courses to meet the total degree requirement of at least 90 credits.

A maximum of 12 career and technical course credits may be used toward this degree.

Students planning to major in Hospitality Management and Tourism at SOU are advised to take BA208 Introduction to Hospitality as an elective before transferring.

Note: WR115 Introduction to Expository Writing may be used as elective credit if taken summer term 2000 or after and completed with a letter grade of 'C' or better.

¹ Students who have graduated from high school or completed a high school equivalency program in 1997 or after must have the following requirement for admission to a four-year Oregon state college or university:

1) Two years of the same high school-level language, or 2) two terms of college-level language with a grade of 'C' or better (may be first-year language which can be used as elective credits).

Note: If students plan to complete a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree at a four-year school, they must have a proficiency in a foreign language regardless of when they graduated from high school or equivalency program.

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prerequisites
classes may
count as
elective
credits. Check
with your
advisor.

Click on a
course to view
course
descriptions
and
prerequisites.

Additional
classes may
be required
before
entering some
courses.
Entrance is
based on
placement
test scores.

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Two courses
required.

WR121
English
Composition
I
(4 credits)

WR122  
English
Composition
II
--OR--
WR227
Technical
Writing 
(4 credits)

One course
required.

SP100 ¹
Basic
Communication
(3 credits)

SP111
Fundamentals
of Public
Speaking
(4 credits)

SP115 ²
Intercultural
Communication
(4 credits)

SP218
Interpersonal
Communication
(4 credits)

Three courses
required.

MTH243  
Probability
and
Statistics
(4 credits)

------------------------
Plus two
additional
math courses
from the
following
list:
-----------------------

MTH111  
College
Algebra
(4 credits)

MTH112 
Elementary
Functions
(4 credits)

MTH211,  
MTH212,  
MTH213  
Fundamentals
of
Elementary
Math
(I, II, III )
(5 each
credits)

Math244
Inferential
Statistics
(4 credits)

MTH251 
Calculus I 
(5 credits)

MTH252 
Calculus II
(5 credits)

MTH253
Calculus III
(5 credits)

MTH254
Vector
Calculus
(5 credits)

MTH256 
Differential
Equations
(5 credits)

MTH261  
Linear
Algebra
(5 credits)

BA131
Introduction
to Business
Computing
(4 credits)

Choose three
courses  from
at least two
disciplines/
prefixes.

Courses must
be at least 3
credits each
and exclude
first-year
foreign
language
courses;
second-year
foreign
language is
acceptable.³

See catalog
for approved
list of
electives.

Complete four
courses chosen
from the
following
list.

ECON201  
Principles of
Micro-
economics
(4 credits)

ECON202  
Principles of
Macro-
economics
(4 credits)

Approved
social science
elective

See catalog
for approved
list of
electives

Complete four
courses chosen
from at least
two
disciplines/
prefixes from
the following
list,
including
at least three
lab courses in
biological
and/or
physical
science.

BI101,   
BI102,   
BI103 
Introduction
to Biology
w/lab
I, II, III
(4 credits
each)

BI121, 
BI122  
Elementary
Anatom
y and
Physiology
w/lab
I , II
(4 credits
each)

BI211,   
BI212,  
BI213  
General
Biology w/lab
I, II, III
(4 credits
each)

BI231,
BI232,
BI233
Anatomy
and
Physiology
w/lab
I, II, III
(4 credits
each)

BI234 
Microbiology
w/lab
(4 credits)

CHEM104, 
CHEM105, 
CHEM106 
Introductory
Chemistry
w/lab and
recitation
I, II, III
(5 credits
each)

CHEM221,
CHEM222, 
CHEM223
General
Chemistry
w/lab and
recitation
I, II, III
(5 credits
each)

G101,
G102,
G103
Introduction
to Geology
w/lab
I, II, III
(4 credits
each)

GS104,
GS105,
GS106,
GS107,
GS108
Physical
Science
w/lab
(4 credits
each)

PH201,
PH202,
PH203
General
Physics
I, II, III
w/lab and
recitation
(5 credits
each)

PH211,
PH212,
PH213
General
Physics
(Calculus
Based) w/lab
and recitation
I, II, III
(5 credits
each)

BA101
Introduction
to
Business
(3 credits)

BA211
Financial
Accounting
(4 credits)

BA213  
Managerial
Accounting
(4 credits)

BA226
Business
Law
(4 credits)

Complete a
sufficient
number of
college-level
(numbered 100
and above)
courses to
meet the total
degree
requirement of
at least 90
credits.

Although a
maximum of 12
career and
technical
course
credits can be
transferred to
a four-year
institution,
a maximum of
6 career and
technical
credits may
be used
toward this
degree.

Note: WR115
Introduction
to Expository
Writing may
be used as
elective
credit if
taken summer
term 2000 or
after and
completed
with a letter
grade of "C"
or better.

Some OUS
schools
require two
terms of
statistics
and two terms
of calculus
prior to
being
accepted into
their
programs.
It is
recommended
that students
contact the
specific OUS
business
school or
program
early in the
first year of
their ASOT-
Business
program to be
advised about
additional
requirements
and
procedures for
admission to
the school
or program.

¹SP100 may
not be
accepted
if students
do not
complete this
degree before
transferring
to an Oregon
university.

²Meets
cultural
literacy
criteria (one
course
required).
See catalog
for
additional
courses that
meet the
criteria.

³ Students who
have
graduated
from high
school or
completed a
high school
equivalency
program in
1997 or after
must have the
following
requirement
for admission
to a four-
year Oregon
state college
or university:

1) Two years
of the same
high school-
level
language,
or 2) two
terms of
college-level
language
with a grade
of 'C' or
better (may
be first-year
language which
can be used as
elective
credits).

Note: If
students plan
to complete a
Bachelor of
Arts (BA)
degree at a
four-year
school, they
must have a
proficiency in
a foreign
language
regardless
of when they
graduated from
high school or
equivalency
program.