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  • BIO 360W: Genetics

    4.00 Credits
    Eureka College

    Prerequisite: BIO 142W; pre- or co-requisite: CHM 221. Fundamental principles of heredity, cyto-genetics, molecular and population genetics. Lecture and laboratory.
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  • BIO 370: Physiology

    4.00 Credits
    Eureka College

    Prerequisite: BIO 142W. (Offered in alternate years) Physiological study of animals by body systems, organs, and molecular activities. Both chemical and physical interactions are considered in maintaining a normal internal environment which is necessary in response to the animal's environment. Lecture and laboratory.
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  • BIO 466W: Organic Evolution

    3.00 Credits
    Eureka College

    Prerequisite: BIO 360W. (Offered in alternate years) Detailed evaluation of evolutionary biology. Topics include population genetics, natural selection, the neutral theory of evolution, speciation, macroevolution, the fossil record, and co-evolution. Lecture.
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  • BUA 211: Personal Finance

    3.00 Credits
    Eureka College

    Prerequisite - Sophomore standing. Personal finance is designed to enable the student to begin to understand the multitude of factors which are involved in effective financial planning for the individual. Greater understanding of these factors may then be utilized to make informed decisions leading to the acquisition of personal financial goals.
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  • BUA 220W: Management

    3.00 Credits
    Eureka College

    Prerequisite - Sophomore standing. Management is designed to enable the student to begin to understand the multitude of factors which are involved in planning, organizing, leading and controlling within an organization.
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  • BUA 222W: Organizational Management

    3.00 Credits
    Eureka College

    An overview of the role of management in an organization. The course will cover the functions of planning, organizing, influencing, and controlling with emphasis on leadership principles.
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  • BUA 230W: Marketing

    3.00 Credits
    Eureka College

    Prerequisite - Sophomore standing. This course is a broad overview of all the functions and activities of marketing. Topics include: the marketing environment; consumer behavior and market segmentation; product development; branding and packaging; marketing channels; retailing; promotion; advertising and publicity; placement; and pricing concepts.
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  • BUA 250: International Experience

    3.00 - 6.00 Credits
    Eureka College

    International Experience is a course that will provide an opportunity for experiential learning through international travel. Prior to travel a faculty member and the student taking the course will plan and structure the trip with specific learning goals and objectives. Flexibility will be allowed during the travel time to add new sites and goals as new interests develop.
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  • BUA 310: International Business

    3.00 Credits
    Eureka College

    Prerequisite: ECO 111. The study of the nature of international business with particular emphasis on exporting, licensing, joint ventures, trading companies, and global enterprises. Special emphasis is placed on recognizing and adapting to differing cultural, legal, ethical business standards throughout the world.
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  • BUA 311W: Entrepreneurship

    3.00 Credits
    Eureka College

    Prerequisite: ECO 111or ECO112. This course is unique in the business curriculum, as it is almost completely nontheoretical. Students are required to have a new business concept, and the course walks them through a process of evaluating, refining, and expanding that initial concept into a business plan. The course uses proven materials to equip the student with the essential skills and critical analysis needed to create a successful small business. Students are required to create a written business plan and to present their plan orally to the class.
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