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Priority registration for new and graduating students (begins 9:00 am) November 22-28

Regular registration for all students (begins 9:00 am) November 29-January 10

Spring 2011 graduation application deadline December 1

Syllabi available to registered students for online courses (by 6:00 pm) December 27

Classes begin January 3

Online classes begin and week one course materials available (by 6:00 pm) January 3

Last day for book refunds (check http://walshcollege.bncollege.com for refund dates and policies) January 10

Last day to register or add classes / 100% tuition refund January 10

Last day to drop classes / 50% tuition refund / Financial Aid bookstore purchases January 17

Withdrawal period begins January 18

Full tuition due / Last day to submit employer vouchers January 18�

Last day for book refunds (for those who have dropped the course) February 2

Last day to withdraw February 28

Final exam week March 14-19

Semester ends March 19

Last day to return textbook rentals March 29

Payment dates:

Full tuition due / First deferred tuition payment due January 18�

Second deferred tuition payment due / Full tuition due for Financial Aid recipients February 10

�If full tuition is not paid by this date you will be placed on the deferred payment plan and charged a $20 non-refundable fee.

NOTE: All dates pertain to 11 week courses. Shorter courses may have different dates. Consult your syllabus for specifics.

NEW International Student Orientation

To complete the orientation, please contact

Monique Cardenas, Liesl Scullen, or Stacy Johnson at 248-823-1610.

VIP Registration: November 22 @ Troy, Novi & Macomb UC 9 am-7pm

This exclusive event for new students offers personalized information and instruction on everything you

need as a new student at Walsh College. Details at www.walshcollege.edu/VIPregday.

NEW: Health Services Administration Specialization

Walsh College is adding a new specialization to the Master of Business Administration and Master of Management programs: Health Services Administration. The

specialization will include coursework in healthcare finance, economics, policy, law ethics, and quality assurance. For more information, go to

http://www.walshcollege.edu/healthservicesadmin.

Emergency Notification

This system is used to send out e-mails and text messages in event of an emergency or campus closure.

Sign up your e-mail account or cell phone by going to WebAdvisor and clicking "Emergency Notification Sign Up/Login".

The service is valid for 2 years and after the expiration date, you can renew the account.

Advance Assignments - Due Before the Semester Starts - See Page 3

Troy Campus

3838 Livernois

PO Box 7006

Troy, MI 48007-7006

P-248-689-8282

F-248-823-1662

Novi Campus

41500 Gardenbrook Road

Novi, MI 48375-1313

P-248-349-5454

F-248-349-7449

Macomb UC

44575 Garfield Road

Clinton Township, MI 48038-1139

P-586-723-1500

F-586-723-1501

SC4 UC

323 Erie Street

Port Huron, MI 48061-5015

P-810-989-5808 ext. 4

Online

walshcollege.edu

https://myportal.walshcollege.edu

https://online.walshcollege.edu

www.walshcollege.edu/linkedin

www.walshcollege.edu/facebook

www.twitter.com/walshcollege

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IMPORTANT NOTE: IF YOU ARE REGISTERING FOR YOUR FIRST ONLINE (V) OR BLENDED (VB) COURSE, YOU MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR THE ORIENTATION FOR ONLINE COURSES

(OOL). SEE PAGE 4 FOR DETAILS.

SYNONYM DEPT/CRS#/SEC# TITLE HOURS LOCATION DAYS BEGIN-END INSTRUCTOR

Section: V = Online Course VB = Blended Course W = Web Assisted

Location: NC = Novi Campus OL = Online SC4 = St. Clair County Community College TC = Troy Campus

UC = University Center at Macomb Community College Center Campus

Days: M = Monday T = Tuesday W = Wednesday TH = Thursday F = Friday S = Saturday

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HOW TO REGISTER Register online via WebAdvisor @ https://myportal.walshcollege.edu.

Video tutorials available @ http://www.walshcollege.edu/registration.

Registration forms @ http://www.walshcollege.edu/regforms.

WEBADVISOR (WA) REGISTRATION TIPS

Our system gets very busy at 9 am on the first day of regular registration. Here are a few tips to assist you:

PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY OF REGISTRATION: BE READY!!

� Make sure you can access WebAdvisor.

1. Go to the Current Student home page @

http://www.walshcollege.edu/current_students

2. Follow link for registration.

3. Follow login instructions.

� Put classes on your preferred list through WA.

Then you will be able to go directly to WebAdvisor, click “Registration”,

“Register for Classes”, and “Register for Previously Selected Classes” on the

first day of registration. This saves time and processing resources.

Quicker option: Go to https://myportal.walshcollege.edu, login and click

“Course Search/Registration”; create your “Preferred List”; click on “View My

Preferred List” and you will be taken to WebAdvisor to register.

� Make sure you know your login and have your password up to date.

Passwords expire every 90 days. If you need to reset yours, go to the

“Change/Reset Password” form available at

https://www-secure.walshcollege.edu/PasswordReset.

ON THE FIRST DAY OF REGISTRATION:

� Log in after 9 am.

If you access WA before 9 am, you will get a “You’re not eligible to register”

error message – even once it turns 9 am. (If you get this message, log out

and log back in.)

� Use “Express Registration” or “Register for Previously Selected Classes” for

faster processing times.

� Avoid using the “Search and Register for Classes” link.

Have classes on your preferred list in advance and use “Register for

Previously Selected Classes”. If you must use “Search and Register for

Classes”, be sure to narrow down your results by entering 2-3 search criteria

(e.g. term, subject and course level OR term, subject, and course number).

� Be Patient!

During heavy usage, processing may take a few extra seconds.

� Wait until later.

If you are in a program where classes do not fill quickly, consider registering

later on.

� Log out.

Once you finish registering, log out so that others can log in!

� If you do not plan to register the first day – be kind to your fellow

classmates by not logging in!

PAYMENT INFORMATION: Undergraduate Graduate Doctorate Tuition per credit hour $320 $550 Go to

http://www.walshcollege.edu/doctoraltuition

Registration fee $125 (non-refundable) No minimum registration deposit is required. Once registered, tuition and all applicable fees (including the $125 non-refundable per term registration fee), will be assessed.

NON-REFUNDABLE FEES:

Registration fee per semester $125

International F-1 student fee per semester $275

Deferred payment plan fee $20 per semester

Late payment fee $20 per semester

Returned check/charge fee $30

Notes:

� Tuition is billed at the level of the course.

� Credit card payments may be made on WebAdvisor, our secure and confidential online payment environment.

� In order to register, your past account balance must be paid in full. � Account Statement/Payment Date Responsibility

Account statements are not mailed, but are available online via WebAdvisor. You are encouraged to view your statement throughout the term,

especially before the payment due dates listed on the cover. To view your statement and/or FAQs, login to the portal, go to the WebAdvisor tab

under the Student Home page, and under Financial Information click “Accounts Receivable Statement”. For more details, go to:

http://www.walshcollege.edu/businessoffice or contact the Business Office at 248-823-1620.

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Department Phone Troy Hours E-mail Contact

Academic Advising 248-823-1610 M-TH 8:30AM-7PM; F 8:30AM-5PM [email protected]

Admissions 248-823-1610 M-TH 8:30AM-7PM; F 8:30AM-5PM [email protected]

Bookstore - Troy* 248-823-1243 M-TH 9AM-8PM; SAT 8:30AM-12:30PM [email protected]

Bookstore - Novi* 248-679-1452 M-TH 4-8:30 PM [email protected]

Business Office 248-823-1620 M-TH 8:30AM-6PM; F 8:30AM-5PM [email protected]

Career Services 248-823-1625 M-TH 8:30AM-6:30PM; F 8:30AM-5PM [email protected]

Division of Online Learning 248-823-1680 M-TH 9AM-5:30PM; F 9AM-5PM [email protected]

Faculty 248-823-1635 M-TH 8:30AM-7PM; F 8:30AM-5PM; SAT 8:30AM-1PM [email protected]

Financial Aid 248-823-1665 M-TH 8:30AM-6:30PM; F 8:30AM-5PM [email protected]

Help Desk - Troy 248-823-1350 Onsite: M-TH 7AM-10PM; F 7AM-5PM; SAT 8:30AM-5PM; SUN

Noon-5PM; Phone Support: 24x7x365 [email protected]

Help Desk - Novi 248-823-1350 Onsite: M-TH 1-10PM; F 8AM-5PM; SAT 8AM-3:30PM; Phone

Support: 24x7x365 [email protected]

Library - Troy 248-823-1228 M-TH 8:30AM-10:30PM; F 8:30AM-5PM; SAT 8:30AM-5PM;

SUN Noon-5PM [email protected]

Library - Novi 248-679-1410 M-TH 3:30PM-10:30PM; F & SUN Closed; SAT 8:30AM-3PM [email protected]

Marketing 248-823-1205 M-F 8:30AM-5PM [email protected]

Novi Administrative Office 248-349-5454 M-TH 8:30AM-7PM; F 8:30AM-5PM [email protected]

Records & Registration 248-823-1660 M-TH 8:30AM-6:30PM; F 8:30AM-5PM [email protected]

Testing Center

Administrative Office 248-823-1692 M-F 8:30AM-5 PM [email protected]

University Center

Administrative Office 586-723-1500 M-TH 8:30AM-7PM; F 8:30AM-Noon [email protected]

*NOTE: Please check http://walshcollege.bncollege.com and go to the calendar for special hours.

TEXTBOOK INFORMATION Walsh College now has an online tool to provide students with textbook information. You can go to http://textbooks.walshcollege.edu to see the textbooks

and course materials required.

UNDERGRADUATE COMMUNICATIONS PLACEMENT EXAM All undergraduate students on a 2009 or 2010 program are required to take a communications placement exam online prior to registering for COM 320,

Business Communication Methods. Students who pass the placement exam will be eligible to enroll in COM 320. Students who do not pass the placement

exam will be required to take COM 300, Communication Essentials, prior to taking COM 320.

For more information on the placement exam and COM 300 please visit our Web site at www.walshcollege.edu/commplacementexam.

Students on programs prior to 2009 are not required to take the communications placement exam or COM 300. Students on older programs who move up to

a newer program and have already completed COM 320 will not be required to take the placement exam or COM 300.

ADVANCE ASSIGNMENTS Many classes have advance assignments that need to be completed before the semester begins. Assignments are usually available a week before the

semester starts.

Advance Assignments can be found electronically:

� In the portal announcements just prior to the term beginning

� On WebAdvisor under “Academic Planning Tools”

� http://www.walshcollege.edu/advanceassignments

� In the student e-newsletter sent just prior to the start of term

Printed copies of Advance Assignments can be found:

� Outside the Troy Records Office

� In the administrative offices in Novi and the University Center

� In the Troy Bookstore

Student Confirmation: Carefully review your schedule after registering and every time a change is made. It is your responsibility to ensure its

accuracy. Confirm it any time online by using the “My Class Schedule” link on WebAdvisor.

Student Responsibility: You are responsible for knowing and abiding by all important dates each term, including registration, add/drop and

withdrawal. Important dates are published on the cover of this packet.

DEPARTMENT INFORMATION

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Three types of courses are offered (Online/Virtual, Blended, and Web-Assisted) that may make use of an online course system to deliver course work. Walsh College

requires students enrolling in Online/Virtual or Blended courses complete the Orientation for Online Courses (OOL 001) that demonstrates how to work in a virtual

classroom. Although recommended, this orientation is not a requirement for Web-Assisted (W) courses. The Orientation for Online Courses is a no cost/no credit

course that must be taken prior to, or concurrently with, your first Online/Virtual (V) or Blended (VB) course at Walsh College.

Once you have successfully completed this requirement, you will not be required to take it again. Previously taking a Hybrid course at Walsh College, or having taken

online courses at another college does not fulfill this orientation requirement. Online or Blended students who have not successfully completed OOL 001 and who do

not select an OOL 001 section during registration are automatically enrolled in section R1.

The Orientation for Online Courses can be completed entirely online (OOL 001*R1) or by taking one of the in-class sessions offered (OOL 001*R2-R3). For more

information go to http://online.walshcollege.edu and click the “Orientation” link located on the left navigation bar.

Please read the following information carefully:

COURSE DETAILS

Online/Virtual Courses (Sections: V#) – These courses meet entirely online, although some courses require in-person proctored exams.

Orientation for Online/Virtual courses is mandatory.

If you are enrolling for your first Online/Virtual course, you MUST register for an Orientation for Online Course (OOL 001) in order to receive your password

to enter the course. For OOL 001 offerings, see pages 8, 9, and 14.

Blended Courses (Sections: VB#) – These sections combine both online and on-campus delivery. Please refer to the course section syllabus for specific on-

campus/online meeting dates and times.

Orientation for Blended courses is mandatory.

If you are enrolling for your first Blended course, you MUST register for an Orientation for Online Course (OOL 001) in order to receive your password to

enter the course. For OOL 001 offerings, see pages 8, 9, and 14.

Web-Assisted Courses (Sections: W#) – These courses meet in-person, but use various technologies to enhance instruction. Your instructor decides what technology

will be used.

Orientation for Web-Assisted Courses is not required.

Although recommended, students enrolling in Web-Assisted courses are not required to register for the orientation for online courses. Your Web-Assisted

course instructor will provide orientation information, if necessary.

SYLLABUS ACCESS

Online/Virtual Courses – Please see cover page to see when the syllabi will be posted.

Blended Courses – Syllabi for many Blended courses are available to registered students one week before class work begins, at the discretion of the instructor.

Web-Assisted Courses – Syllabi will be available at the discretion of the instructor.

COLLEGE E-MAIL PROCEDURES Walsh College is committed to protecting your identity. To maximize security, the following procedures have been adopted:

1. Official administrative e-mail communications (including graduation audit notifications, commencement information, e-newsletters, etc.) are sent

exclusively to your Walsh e-mail account.

� This policy does not affect your Walsh online course e-mail account.

� You can forward your Walsh e-mail to another account. Set up forwarding at: http://www.walshcollege.edu/forwarding.

� Previously forwarded your Walsh e-mail to a personal account? Be sure it is set up correctly!

Questions or problems? Contact the Helpdesk at 248-823-1350 or [email protected].

Note: The Walsh e-mail system has a spam filter to reduce unwanted messages.

2. Official student administrative e-mail requests (e.g. advising questions, adding/dropping classes, enrollment verifications) must come from your Walsh

e-mail address.

AM I REQUIRED TO TAKE AN ORIENTATION FOR AN ONLINE COURSE?

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GENERAL INFORMATION

In our effort to secure and protect your personal information, we CANNOT give the following information over the phone or send to a non-Walsh

College e-mail account: student ID#, GPA, course schedule, passwords, or any other personally descriptive information.

To get your student ID#:

� Stop by any campus with photo

identification.

� Contact Records & Registration at

248-823-1351 to have it mailed to

your home address.

� Check your program sheet.

To get your WebAdvisor or Portal username and password:

� Go to http://www.walshcollege.edu/username.

� Enter your last name and SSN (without the hyphens) or student ID#.

� After your username is displayed, login to the Portal by clicking “Portal Login”

-OR- click “Change/Reset my Password” if you don’t know your password.

� Enter your last name, student ID, birth date, portal username, and click submit.

� Enter your new password, confirm it, and click “Submit Password”.

To obtain your GPA, course schedule, etc.:

� Go to https://myportal.walshcollege.edu and log in.

� Go to the WebAdvisor tab, click “My Academic Info & Profile” and chose the appropriate link.

Undergraduate Schedule of Classes If you will be registering by mail, fax, or drop off, use the department, course, and section numbers.

Note: Course prerequisite(s) are listed below course title and number.

13094 ACC 202*01 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II 3 TC S 9:00AM-12:50PM Staff ACC 201

13098 ACC 300*01 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff None; Cannot take after completion of ACC 201 and ACC 202.

13100 ACC 300*02 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff None; Cannot take after completion of ACC 201 and ACC 202.

13106 ACC 300*51 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff None; Cannot take after completion of ACC 201 and ACC 202.

13102 ACC 300*V1 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 3 OL

Hilliard None; Cannot take after completion of ACC 201 and ACC 202. The final exam will be ON GROUND at the Troy and Novi campuses on 3/19/11 from 1-4pm. Students living outside of the

Metro-Detroit area may take the exam, with instructor approval, at an approved commercial testing facility or educational facility.


Hilliard None; Cannot take after completion of ACC 201 and ACC 202. The final exam will be ON GROUND at the Troy and Novi campuses on 3/19/11 from 1-4pm. Students living outside of the

Metro-Detroit area may take the exam, with instructor approval, at an approved commercial testing facility or educational facility.

13108 ACC 301*01 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I 3 TC M 12:00PM-3:50PM Staff ACC 202 or ACC 300

13110 ACC 301*02 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff ACC 202 or ACC 300

13112 ACC 301*51 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I 3 NC TH 12:00PM-3:50PM Sura ACC 202 or ACC 300

13114 ACC 302*01 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II 3 TC T 12:00PM-3:50PM Berschback ACC 301

13116 ACC 302*02 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Lipiec ACC 301

13118 ACC 302*51 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II 3 NC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Postma ACC 301

13120 ACC 303*01 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Sanderson ACC 301; Students are encouraged to take this within their first 12 credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

13122 ACC 303*02 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff

ACC 301; Students are encouraged to take this within their first 12 credit hours in residence at Walsh College

13124 ACC 303*03 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS 3 TC M 12:00PM-3:50PM Hilliard


13126 ACC 303*51 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS 3 NC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Sura


13095 ACC 310*V1 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING 3 OL

Staff ACC 202 or ACC 300


Staff ACC 202 or ACC 300

13128 ACC 406*01 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Krausman ACC 202 or ACC 300

Red – Added course

Blue – Changed items

Purple – Cancelled course

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13130 ACC 406*02 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3 TC S 9:00AM-12:50PM Krausman ACC 202 or ACC 300

13132 ACC 406*61 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3 UC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Krausman ACC 202 or ACC 300

13134 ACC 411*01 BUSINESS COMBINATIONS 3 TC TH 12:00PM-3:50PM Staff ACC 302, ACC 303 and ACC 418 or COM 340

13136 ACC 411*02 BUSINESS COMBINATIONS 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff ACC 302, ACC 303 and ACC 418 or COM 340

13140 ACC 412*01 GOV'T & NOT-FOR-PROFIT ACC 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Lewandowski ACC 302, ACC 303 and ACC 418 or COM 340

13142 ACC 412*51 GOV'T & NOT-FOR-PROFIT ACC 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Lewandowski ACC 302, ACC 303 and ACC 418 or COM 340

13138 ACC 412*61 GOV'T & NOT-FOR-PROFIT ACC 3 UC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Harris ACC 302, ACC 303 and ACC 418 or COM 340

13144 ACC 415*VB1 AUDITING 3 TC W 12:00PM-3:50PM Staff ACC 302, ACC 303, ACC 406 and ACC 418 or COM 340

13146 ACC 415*02 AUDITING 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff ACC 302, ACC 303, ACC 406 and ACC 418 or COM 340

13148 ACC 418*01 ACCOUNTING COMMUNICATIONS 3 TC M 12:00PM-3:50PM Berschback COM 320; Cannot take after completion of COM 340.

13150 ACC 418*02 ACCOUNTING COMMUNICATIONS 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff COM 320; Cannot take after completion of COM 340.

13154 ACC 418*51 ACCOUNTING COMMUNICATIONS 3 NC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Gistinger COM 320; Cannot take after completion of COM 340.

13152 ACC 418*61 ACCOUNTING COMMUNICATIONS 3 UC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Gistinger COM 320; Cannot take after completion of COM 340.

13156 ACC 419*01 ADVANCED MANAGERIAL ACC 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Finkle ACC 310

13158 ACC 419*02 ADVANCED MANAGERIAL ACC 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Black ACC 310

13097 ACC 480*91 SEMINAR IN ACC SYSTEMS 1 TC

Berschback None; Open only to undergraduate guest & non-degree students.

13021 BBA 410*V1 ETHICAL CONCEPTS & PRACTICES 3 OL

Moots None

13051 BBA 420*01 LEGAL & TAX ENVIR OF BUSINESS 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Benham None; Cannot be taken after completion of BL 300, BL 301 and BL 302, or BBA 400.

13052 BBA 420*51 LEGAL & TAX ENVIR OF BUSINESS 3 NC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff None; Cannot be taken after completion of BL 300, BL 301 and BL 302, or BBA 400.

13053 BBA 420*V1 LEGAL & TAX ENVIR OF BUSINESS 3 OL

Drury None; Cannot be taken after completion of BL 300, BL 301 and BL 302, or BBA 400.

13025 BBA 461*01 BUS STRATEGY & POLICY CAPSTONE 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Roman COM 340 or ACC 418, FIN 315, MGT 303 and QM 301; The student must also have completed 27 semester credit hours in residency at Walsh College.

13022 BBA 461*61 BUS STRATEGY & POLICY CAPSTONE 3 UC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Fioravante COM 340 or ACC 418, FIN 315, MGT 303 and QM 301; The student must also have completed 27 semester credit hours in residency at Walsh College.

13023 BBA 461*V1 BUS STRATEGY & POLICY CAPSTONE 3 OL

McHann/Corwell COM 340 or ACC 418, FIN 315, MGT 303 and QM 301; The student must also have completed 27 semester credit hours in residency at Walsh College.

13024 BBA 461*V2 BUS STRATEGY & POLICY CAPSTONE 3 OL

McHann/Frost COM 340 or ACC 418, FIN 315, MGT 303 and QM 301; The student must also have completed 27 semester credit hours in residency at Walsh College.

12951 BIT 305*V1 BUSINESS COMPUTING TOOLS 3 OL

Kraft None

12954 BIT 335*V1 BUSINESS DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY 3 OL

Williams-Luckey BIT 305

12955 BIT 335*V2 BUSINESS DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY 3 OL

Staff BIT 305

12956 BIT 335*VB01 BUSINESS DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Esdale BIT 305

12957 BIT 335*VB51 BUSINESS DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY 3 NC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Esdale BIT 305

12952 BIT 335*W61 BUSINESS DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY 3 UC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Dean BIT 305

13171 BIT 335*W62 BUSINESS DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY 3 UC W 1:00PM-3:50PM Labbe BIT 305

12958 BIT 405*W01 BUSINESS ANALYSIS II 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Tonial BIT 404

12959 BIT 411*VB01 WEB TECHNOLOGIES 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Petz BIT 301

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12960 BIT 415*W01 DATA ANALYTICS TECHNIQUES 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Calvaneso BIT 414

12962 BIT 416*W51 BUSINESS PROCESS & SYS ENGRG 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Ash None

12964 BIT 446*V1 INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY 3 OL

Lehrer None

12966 BIT 471*V1 BLDG AN INFO PROTECTION PGM 3 OL

Poulios BIT 446

12968 BIT 472*V1 INFO SECURITY SAFEGUARDS 3 OL

McCubbrey BIT 446

12970 BIT 473*V1 INFO SYSTEMS THREAT ASSESSMENT 3 OL

McCubbrey BIT 471

13054 BL 301*01 BUSINESS LAW I 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Drury None; Open only to BACCT students.

12866 COM 210*01 PRINC OF BUS COM 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Pietila None; Students are required to complete this course within their first 6 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12865 COM 300*V1 COMMUNICATION ESSENTIALS 1 OL

Peplinski Required for students on 2009 or 2010 program who have not passed exam. This is a 7 week course. This course runs January 17-February 28. The last day to register/100% tuition refund

is January 24. The last day to drop/50% tuition refund is January 31. The last day to withdrawal is February 20.

12871 COM 320*01 BUSINESS COM METHODS 3 TC T 9:00AM-12:50PM Hagan COM 210 and COM 300; Students are required to complete this course within their first 9 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12872 COM 320*02 BUSINESS COM METHODS 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Peplinski COM 210 and COM 300; Students are required to complete this course within their first 9 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12873 COM 320*51 BUSINESS COM METHODS 3 NC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Poswalk COM 210 and COM 300; Students are required to complete this course within their first 9 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12867 COM 320*61 BUSINESS COM METHODS 3 UC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Pietila COM 210 and COM 300; Students are required to complete this course within their first 9 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12868 COM 320*62 BUSINESS COM METHODS 3 UC W 9:00AM-12:50PM Baker COM 210 and COM 300; Students are required to complete this course within their first 9 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12869 COM 320*V1 BUSINESS COM METHODS 3 OL

Bailey COM 210 and COM 300; Students are required to complete this course within their first 9 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12870 COM 320*V2 BUSINESS COM METHODS 3 OL

Bailey COM 210 and COM 300; Students are required to complete this course within their first 9 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12877 COM 340*01 PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Jaracz COM 320; Students are required to complete this course within their first 15 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12878 COM 340*02 PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION 3 TC W 9:00AM-12:50PM Quinn-Grzebyk COM 320; Students are required to complete this course within their first 15 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12879 COM 340*51 PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION 3 NC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Poswalk COM 320; Students are required to complete this course within their first 15 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12874 COM 340*61 PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION 3 UC T 9:00AM-12:50PM Falk COM 320; Students are required to complete this course within their first 15 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12880 COM 340*SC4 PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION 3 SC4 T 6:00PM-9:50PM Falk COM 320; Students are required to complete this course within their first 15 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12875 COM 340*V1 PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION 3 OL

Tatsak COM 320; Students are required to complete this course within their first 15 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12876 COM 340*V2 PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION 3 OL

Tatsak COM 320; Students are required to complete this course within their first 15 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12899 ECN 202*W01 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS II 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Bailey None

12901 FIN 310*V1 FINANCIAL MARKETS 3 OL

Todd ECN 202

12902 FIN 310*V2 FINANCIAL MARKETS 3 OL

Todd ECN 202

12904 FIN 310*VB51 FINANCIAL MARKETS 3 NC M 9:00AM-12:50PM Sholty ECN 202

12903 FIN 310*W01 FINANCIAL MARKETS 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Beaumont ECN 202

12900 FIN 310*W61 FINANCIAL MARKETS 3 UC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Sholty ECN 202

12906 FIN 315*V1 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3 OL

August ACC 202


August ACC 202

12908 FIN 315*W01 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Thomas ACC 202

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12909 FIN 315*W51 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3 NC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Brooks ACC 202

12905 FIN 315*W61 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3 UC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Brooks ACC 202

12910 FIN 403*61 INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT 3 UC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Smith FIN 310 and FIN 315

12911 FIN 403*V1 INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT 3 OL

Rangel FIN 310 and FIN 315

12912 FIN 406*01 FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Banicki FIN 315

12913 FIN 412*V1 INTERNATIONAL ECN & FIN 3 OL

Byrne FIN 310 and FIN 315

12914 FIN 412*W01 INTERNATIONAL ECN & FIN 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Skoric FIN 310 and FIN 315

12915 FIN 416*01 THE STOCK MARKET 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Gardner FIN 310 and FIN 315

12916 FIN 419*V1 FINANCIAL HISTORY OF THE US 3 OL

Moore None; Cannot take after successful completion of ECN 419.

12917 FIN 419*W01 FINANCIAL HISTORY OF THE US 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Palffy None; Cannot take after successful completion of ECN 419.

12918 FIN 420*01 REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Katai FIN 315

12919 FIN 425*W61 FINANCIAL MODELING 3 UC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Ranger FIN 406, QM 301 and FIN 403 (FIN 403 recommended)

13026 MGT 201*V1 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT 3 OL

Hannan None

13027 MGT 303*V1 BEHAVIORAL MANAGEMENT 3 OL

Lee MGT 201

13028 MGT 404*V1 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT 3 OL

Palmeri MGT 201 and BL 300, BL 301, BBA 400, or BBA 420

13029 MGT 405*V1 MANAGEMENT AND LABOR RELATIONS 3 OL

Roman MGT 404

13030 MGT 410*61 PRODUCTION & OPERATIONS MGT 3 UC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff MGT 303 and QM 301

13031 MGT 410*V1 PRODUCTION & OPERATIONS MGT 3 OL

Frost MGT 303 and QM 301

13032 MGT 453*01 ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Bojarczyk MGT 303

13033 MGT 453*V1 ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP 3 OL

Saurbier MGT 303

13034 MGT 455*V1 GLOBALIZATION AND DIVERSITY 3 OL

Gannage None

13035 MGT 455*V2 GLOBALIZATION AND DIVERSITY 3 OL

Gannage None

13036 MKT 202*V1 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING 3 OL

LeBlanc None

13037 MKT 307*V1 MARKETING MANAGEMENT 3 OL

Haener MKT 202

13038 MKT 309*V1 ADVERTISING AND PROMOTIONAL MGT 3 OL

Levens MKT 202

13039 MKT 415*61 CONSUMER AND BUYER BEHAVIOR 3 UC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Racka MKT 202

13040 MKT 415*V1 CONSUMER AND BUYER BEHAVIOR 3 OL

Shahady MKT 202

13041 MKT 435*V1 MARKETING RESEARCH 3 OL

Gabler MKT 202 and QM 301

13042 MKT 445*V1 E-MARKETING COMMUNICATION 3 OL

Petz MKT 202

13043 MKT 450*01 CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MGT 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Rochester MKT 202

13044 MKT 460*V1 STRATEGIC MARKETING 3 OL

McCracken MKT 309, MKT 415 and MKT 435

13091 OOL 001*R1 ORIENTATION FOR ONLINE COURSES (Online opens Nov 29)

OL

Instructor Students enrolling in Online/Virtual (V) or Blended (VB) courses must have previously completed (or be concurrently enrolled in) the Orientation for Online Courses, OOL 001.

13092 OOL 001*R2 ORIENTATION FOR ONLINE COURSES (Dec 14)

TC T 5:00PM-7:00PM Instructor Students enrolling in Online/Virtual (V) or Blended (VB) courses must have previously completed (or be concurrently enrolled in) the Orientation for Online Courses, OOL 001.

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NC TH 5:00PM-7:00PM Instructor Students enrolling in Online/Virtual (V) or Blended (VB) courses must have previously completed (or be concurrently enrolled in) the Orientation for Online Courses, OOL 001.

12884 QM 202*01 STAT METHODS FOR BUS 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Cummings None

12885 QM 202*V1 STAT METHODS FOR BUS 3 OL

Cummings None

12886 QM 301*01 STAT INFERENCE/MGT DECISION 3 TC TH 9:00AM-12:50PM Scafe QM 202

12889 QM 301*02 STAT INFERENCE/MGT DECISION 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Luzynski QM 202

12890 QM 301*51 STAT INFERENCE/MGT DECISION 3 NC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Radners QM 202

12898 QM 301*61 STAT INFERENCE/MGT DECISION 3 UC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Schmitt QM 202

12891 QM 301*SC4 STAT INFERENCE/MGT DECISION 3 SC4 TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Labbe QM 202

12887 QM 301*V1 STAT INFERENCE/MGT DECISION 3 OL

Sadrnia QM 202

12888 QM 301*V2 STAT INFERENCE/MGT DECISION 3 OL

Katibai QM 202

13058 TAX 495*01 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION I 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Hoops ACC 202 or ACC 300

13061 TAX 495*51 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION I 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Skinner ACC 202 or ACC 300

13064 TAX 495*SC4 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION I 3 SC4 M 6:00PM-9:50PM Seyferth ACC 202 or ACC 300

13069 TAX 496*01 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION II 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Sutton TAX 495

13071 TAX 496*02 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION II 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Solomon TAX 495

13068 TAX 496*61 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION II 3 UC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Seyferth TAX 495

13073 TAX 497*01 TAX & BUSINESS TAXATION III 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Hoops TAX 496

13075 TAX 497*51 TAX & BUSINESS TAXATION III 3 NC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Hoops TAX 496

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New Graduate Courses

FIN 524 Health Administration Finance Prerequisite: FIN 510 or MGT 579; Undergraduate: FIN 315

This course is an allowable elective for MBA, MSF, MM, and Dual MBAMSF students.

This course covers several topics related to the financial management of health services organizations. The course will begin with a brief review of basic

accounting and finance concepts and a discussion of the financial environment for health care organizations. Students will be introduced to health care

reimbursement, cost containment strategies, revenue determination, capital project analysis, and business ethics challenging financial managers.

FIN 551 Case Studies in Mergers and Acquisitions

Prerequisite: Approval of Department Chair. This course prepares students for the ACG

Cup competition and is an allowable elective for MBA, MSF and Dual MBA/MSF

students.

This course provides an in-depth study of the complexities of how investment banking, private equity and corporate acquisition professionals complete the

financial analysis of a company, prepare a professional pitch book and make a presentation to a client or a group of investors. Students will study the most current

literature, industry trends and professional practices in the field of finance, investment banking, and mergers and acquisitions. Current valuation approaches and

methods, industry research tactics, economic impact analysis, and other disciplines that professionals use will be studied. Students will be assigned to a team to

complete the case study assignments. Each team will develop a valuation analysis of the company, prepare a recommended course of action, develop a

comprehensive pitch book and make a formal presentation.

MGT 569 Health Care Policy, Law and Ethical Issues Prerequisite: None; This course is an allowable elective for MBA and MM students.

The course is designed to present a broad foundation of the public and private health care industry and health care delivery in the United States. Basic legal and

ethical issues are presented as they impact the provider and recipient of health care. Students will have the opportunity to explore the U.S. health care delivery

system, legal and ethical issues related to accreditation, licensure and medical fraud. The course will combine readings, discussions and assignments that

incorporate ethical considerations related to laws and professional responsibility that may stimulate ideas to enhance an effective and efficient health care system

without decreasing quality and access for those in need of health care services.

MGT 585 Seminar in Management

(New Topic: Interviewing for Professional Success) Prerequisite: None; This course is an allowable elective for MBA and MM students.

This course will examine interviewing strategy and technique within the business communication framework. The class will examine the theoretical perspectives,

principles, and practices of effective interviews from the perspective of the interviewer and the interviewee. The class will also examine interview contexts,

including face-to-face, phone, and virtual. Special attention will be placed on potential audiences prevalent in today’s global business environment. Upon your

successful completion of this class, students will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to participate in the different types of interviews

(employment interviews, persuasive interviews, informational interviews, etc.) common in business, conflict and employer-employee performance appraisal

reviews. Interview simulation will be used as a primary teaching and learning dynamic within the class.

Graduate Schedule of Classes If you will be registering by mail, fax, or drop off, use the department, course, and section numbers.

Note: Course prerequisite(s) are listed below course title and number.

13099 ACC 500*01 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff None

13101 ACC 500*02 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff None

13107 ACC 500*51 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff None


Hilliard None; The final exam will be ON GROUND at the Troy and Novi campuses on 3/19/11 from 1-4pm. Students living outside of the Metro-Detroit area may take the exam, with instructor

approval, at an approved commercial testing facility or educational facility.


Hilliard None; The final exam will be ON GROUND at the Troy and Novi campuses on 3/19/11 from 1-4pm. Students living outside of the Metro-Detroit area may take the exam, with instructor

approval, at an approved commercial testing facility or educational facility.

13109 ACC 501*01 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I 3 TC M 12:00PM-3:50PM Staff ACC/MBA 500

13111 ACC 501*02 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff ACC/MBA 500

13113 ACC 501*51 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I 3 NC TH 12:00PM-3:50PM Sura ACC/MBA 500

13115 ACC 502*01 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II 3 TC T 12:00PM-3:50PM Berschback ACC 501/301

13117 ACC 502*02 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Lipiec ACC 501/301

13119 ACC 502*51 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II 3 NC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Postma ACC 501/301

13121 ACC 503*01 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Sanderson ACC 501/301

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13123 ACC 503*02 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff ACC 501/301

13125 ACC 503*03 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS 3 TC M 12:00PM-3:50PM Hilliard ACC 501/301

13127 ACC 503*51 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS 3 NC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Sura ACC 501/301

13160 ACC 504*93 ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS SEMINAR 1 TC

Berschback ACC/MBA 500

13162 ACC 505*01 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff ACC/MBA 500; Cannot take after successful completion of ACC 419/519 or MBA 505.

13163 ACC 505*51 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING 3 NC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff ACC/MBA 500; Cannot take after successful completion of ACC 419/519 or MBA 505.


Staff ACC/MBA 500; Cannot take after successful completion of ACC 419/519 or MBA 505.

13129 ACC 506*01 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Krausman ACC 500/300

13131 ACC 506*02 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3 TC S 9:00AM-12:50PM Krausman ACC 500/300

13133 ACC 506*61 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS 3 UC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Krausman ACC 500/300

13135 ACC 511*01 BUSINESS COMBINATIONS 3 TC TH 12:00PM-3:50PM Staff ACC 502/302, ACC 503/303 and ACC 518/418 or COM 340

13137 ACC 511*02 BUSINESS COMBINATIONS 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff ACC 502/302, ACC 503/303 and ACC 518/418 or COM 340

13141 ACC 512*01 GOV'T & NOT-FOR-PROFIT ACC 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Lewandowski ACC 502/302, ACC 503/303 and ACC 518/418 or COM 340

13143 ACC 512*51 GOV'T & NOT-FOR-PROFIT ACC 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Lewandowski ACC 502/302, ACC 503/303 and ACC 518/418 or COM 340

13139 ACC 512*61 GOV'T & NOT-FOR-PROFIT ACC 3 UC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Harris ACC 502/302, ACC 503/303 and ACC 518/418 or COM 340

13145 ACC 515* VB1 AUDITING 3 TC W 12:00PM-3:50PM Staff ACC 502/302, ACC 503/303, ACC 504 or ACC 506/406 and ACC 518/418 or COM 340

13147 ACC 515*02 AUDITING 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff ACC 502/302, ACC 503/303, ACC 504 or ACC 506/406 and ACC 518/418 or COM 340

13149 ACC 518*01 ACCOUNTING COMMUNICATIONS 3 TC M 12:00PM-3:50PM Berschback Graduate: None; Undergraduate: COM 320

13151 ACC 518*02 ACCOUNTING COMMUNICATIONS 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff Graduate: None; Undergraduate: COM 320

13155 ACC 518*51 ACCOUNTING COMMUNICATIONS 3 NC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Gistinger Graduate: None; Undergraduate: COM 320

13153 ACC 518*61 ACCOUNTING COMMUNICATIONS 3 UC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Gistinger Graduate: None; Undergraduate: COM 320

13157 ACC 519*01 ADVANCED MANAGERIAL ACC 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Finkle ACC 201 and ACC 202 or ACC 500/300; Cannot take after successful completion of ACC 419 or MBA/ACC 505.

13159 ACC 519*02 ADVANCED MANAGERIAL ACC 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Black ACC 201 and ACC 202 or ACC 500/300; Cannot take after successful completion of ACC 419 or MBA/ACC 505.

13164 ACC 520*01 INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Dallwein ACC 518; Open only to MAC students.

13165 ACC 550*01 ADVANCED AUDITING 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff ACC 515/415; Open only to MAC students.

12972 BIT 501*V1 INFORMATION SYSTEMS METHODOLOGY 3 OL

George None

12973 BIT 502*V1 PROGRAM DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT 3 OL

Hirsch None

12974 BIT 511*VB51 BIT TRENDS & ISSUES 3 NC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Muszynskyj None; MSBIT/MSIS students are encouraged to complete this course within their first 12 semester credit hours in residence at Walsh College.

12961 BIT 515*W01 DATA ANALYTICS TECHNIQUES 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Calvaneso BIT 514; Undergraduate: BIT 414

12963 BIT 516*W51 BUSINESS PROCESS & SYS ENGRG 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Ash Graduate: BIT 501 and BIT 502; Undergraduate: None

12975 BIT 525*V1 FUND OF NETWORKS AND TELECOM 3 OL

Felton BIT 501 and BIT 502

12965 BIT 546*V1 INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY 3 OL

Lehrer Graduate: BIT 501 and BIT 502; Undergraduate: None

12976 BIT 561*V1 FUNDAMENTALS OF PROJECT MGT 3 OL

Habel None

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12977 BIT 561*V2 FUNDAMENTALS OF PROJECT MGT 3 OL

Habel None

12978 BIT 563*V1 PROJ MGT TOOLS & TECHNIQUES 3 OL

Foster BIT 561

12979 BIT 564*V1 PROJECT LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT 3 OL

Foster BIT 561

12967 BIT 571*V1 BLDG AN INFO PROTECTION PGM 3 OL

Poulios BIT 546; Undergraduate: BIT 446

12969 BIT 572*V1 INFO SECURITY SAFEGUARDS 3 OL

McCubbrey BIT 546; Undergraduate: BIT 446

12971 BIT 573*V1 INFO SYSTEMS THREAT ASSESSMENT 3 OL

McCubbrey BIT 571; Undergraduate: BIT 471

13057 BL 556*01 LEGAL ISSUES IN MANAGEMENT 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Harms None; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA 556.

13055 BL 556*V1 LEGAL ISSUES IN MANAGEMENT 3 OL

Harms None; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA 556.

13056 BL 556*V2 LEGAL ISSUES IN MANAGEMENT 3 OL

Benham None; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA 556.

12881 COM 520*V1 MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION 3 OL

Tatsak None; Cannot take COM 520 after successful completion of SL 530.

12882 COM 520*W01 MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Hagan None; Cannot take COM 520 after successful completion of SL 530.

12920 ECN 503*V1 SURVEY OF ECONOMICS 3 OL

Bekdache None; Cannot take this course after successful completion of MBA 503.

12921 ECN 503*V2 SURVEY OF ECONOMICS 3 OL

Bekdache None; Cannot take this course after successful completion of MBA 503.

12922 ECN 503*W01 SURVEY OF ECONOMICS 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Fisher None; Cannot take this course after successful completion of MBA 503.

12941 ECN 515*VB01 FINANCIAL MKTS & INSTITUTIONS 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Todd ECN/MBA 503 and FIN/MBA 510

12923 ECN 523*01 GLOBAL ECONOMICS 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Driscoll ECN/MBA 503; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA/IB 523.

12925 ECN 523*V1 GLOBAL ECONOMICS 3 OL

Moore ECN/MBA 503; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA/IB 523.

12926 ECN 523*V2 GLOBAL ECONOMICS 3 OL

Dieterle ECN/MBA 503; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA/IB 523.

12924 ECN 523*VB51 GLOBAL ECONOMICS 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Dieterle ECN/MBA 503; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA/IB 523.

12927 FIN 502*W01 THEORY OF FINANCIAL PLANNING 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Housey Graduate: None; Undergraduate: FIN 315

12930 FIN 506*01 FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Harder FIN/MBA 510; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA 506.

12928 FIN 506*V1 FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS 3 OL

Ranger FIN/MBA 510; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA 506.

12929 FIN 506*V2 FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS 3 OL

Wolf FIN/MBA 510; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA 506.

12931 FIN 506*W01 FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Greshak FIN/MBA 510; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA 506.

12932 FIN 506*W51 FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS 3 NC W 6:00PM-9:50PM August FIN/MBA 510; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA 506.

12935 FIN 510*01 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Bennett ACC/MBA 500; MSF students are encouraged to complete this course within first 12 hours in residence at Walsh College. Cannot take after successful completion of MBA 510.


Wiechowski ACC/MBA 500; MSF students are encouraged to complete this course within first 12 hours in residence at Walsh College. Cannot take after successful completion of MBA 510.


Wiechowski ACC/MBA 500; MSF students are encouraged to complete this course within first 12 hours in residence at Walsh College. Cannot take after successful completion of MBA 510.

12936 FIN 510*W51 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3 NC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Greshak ACC/MBA 500; MSF students are encouraged to complete this course within first 12 hours in residence at Walsh College. Cannot take after successful completion of MBA 510.

12937 FIN 511*01 CREDIT ANALYSIS & COMMER LEND 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Keller Graduate: FIN/MBA 506 and FIN/MBA 510; Undergraduate: FIN 315 and FIN 406

12938 FIN 512*V1 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE 3 OL

Rinkus ECN/MBA 503 and FIN/MBA 510

12939 FIN 512*VB51 INTERNATIONAL FINANCE 3 NC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Rinkus ECN/MBA 503 and FIN/MBA 510

12940 FIN 515*VB01 FINANCIAL MKTS & INSTITUTIONS 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Todd ECN/MBA 503

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12942 FIN 520*W01 REAL ESTATE 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Moore Graduate: FIN/MBA 510; Undergraduate: FIN 315

12943 FIN 521*W01 INVESTMENTS 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Moore ECN/MBA 503, FIN/MBA 510, FIN/ECN 515 and QM 503

12944 FIN 521*W51 INVESTMENTS 3 NC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Foytek ECN/MBA 503, FIN/MBA 510, FIN/ECN 515 and QM 503

12945 FIN 524*W01 HEALTH ADMINISTRATION FINANCE 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff Graduate: FIN/MBA 510 or MGT 579; Undergraduate: FIN 315

12946 FIN 525*V1 RISK MANAGEMENT 3 OL

Baker None

12947 FIN 550*V1 CASE STUDIES IN CORP FIN 3 OL

August FIN/MBA 506 and FIN/MBA 510

12948 FIN 550*W51 CASE STUDIES IN CORP FIN 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM August FIN/MBA 506 and FIN/MBA 510

13166 FIN 551*W93 CASE STUDIES: MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS 3 TC S 9:00AM-12:50PM Wirgau Open only to MBA, MSF, and Dual MBA/MSF students. Contact Admissions & Advising Office to initiate approval process.

12949 FIN 590*W01 MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Wirgau FIN/MBA 506 and FIN/MBA 510

12980 IA 540*V1 INTRUSION TECHNIQUES & DEFENSE 3 OL

Recor BIT 546, BIT 571, BIT 572, BIT 573 and BIT 574; Open to MSIA and non-degree certificate students only.

12981 IA 545*V1 PHYSICAL SECURITY 3 OL

Montville BIT 546, BIT 571, BIT 572, BIT 573 and BIT 574; Open to MSIA, MBA, and MM students only.

12982 IA 554*V1 CYBER CRIME INVESTIGATION II 3 OL

Vela IA 500, IA 510, IA 520, IA 530, IA 540, IA 545, IA 547, IA 551, IA 552 and IA 553; Open only to MSIA and non-degree certificate students only.

12983 IA 564*V93 PRACTICUM - CONDUCT AN AUDIT 3 OL

Rivers IA 500, IA 510, IA 520, IA 530, IA 540, IA 545, IA 547, IA 561, IA 562 and IA 563; Open only to MSIA and non-degree certificate students only.

12984 IA 570*V93 CISO SKILLS 3 OL

Lehrer IA 500, IA 510, IA 520, IA 530, IA 540 and IA 545; Open only to MSIA and non-degree certificate students only.

12985 IA 590*V93 INFO ASSURANCE CAPSTONE 3 OL

Poulios Completion of a minimum of 30 credit hours in MSIA program. Open to MSIA students only.

12987 IB 563*W01 CULTURE AND BUS IN EURO UNION 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Hodges None

12988 MBA 670*V1 STRATEGIC MGT CONCEPTS CAP 3 OL

Ronis FIN/MBA 510 or MGT 560, QM/MBA/MGT 515 and MGT/MBA 555; Cannot take after successful completion of MGT 670. Open to MBA students only.

12989 MBA 670*V2 STRATEGIC MGT CONCEPTS CAP 3 OL

Ronis FIN/MBA 510 or MGT 560, QM/MBA/MGT 515 and MGT/MBA 555; Cannot take after successful completion of MGT 670. Open to MBA students only.

12990 MBA 670*W01 STRATEGIC MGT CONCEPTS CAP 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Hodges FIN/MBA 510 or MGT 560, QM/MBA/MGT 515 and MGT/MBA 555; Cannot take after successful completion of MGT 670. Open to MBA students only.

12991 MGT 501*V1 MGT, ORG LEARNING & CHANGE 3 OL

McHann None


McHann/Hodges None


McHann/Corwell None

12994 MGT 501*VB1 MGT, ORG LEARNING & CHANGE 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM McHann/Frost None

12995 MGT 501*VB2 MGT, ORG LEARNING & CHANGE 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM McHann None

12996 MGT 501*VB51 MGT, ORG LEARNING & CHANGE 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM McHann/Meadows

None

12999 MGT 530*01 ETHICS IN A COMPLEX WORLD 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Anderson MGT/MBA 501

13000 MGT 530*51 ETHICS IN A COMPLEX WORLD 3 NC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Meadows MGT/MBA 501

12997 MGT 530*V1 ETHICS IN A COMPLEX WORLD 3 OL

Bordeaux MGT/MBA 501

12998 MGT 530*V2 ETHICS IN A COMPLEX WORLD 3 OL

Bordeaux MGT/MBA 501

13004 MGT 555*51 GLOBAL HUMAN RESOURCES MGT 3 NC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Bojarczyk MGT/MBA 501

13005 MGT 555*61 GLOBAL HUMAN RESOURCES MGT 3 UC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Gilkey MGT/MBA 501

13001 MGT 555*V1 GLOBAL HUMAN RESOURCES MGT 3 OL

Gabler MGT/MBA 501

13002 MGT 555*V2 GLOBAL HUMAN RESOURCES MGT 3 OL

Krolik MGT/MBA 501

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13003 MGT 555*W01 GLOBAL HUMAN RESOURCES MGT 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Gabler MGT/MBA 501

13006 MGT 556*V1 ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN 3 OL

Meadows Graduate: MGT/MBA 555; Undergraduate: MGT 404

13007 MGT 556*W51 ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN 3 NC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Meadows Graduate: MGT/MBA 555; Undergraduate: MGT 404

13008 MGT 557*V1 LABOR RELATIONS 3 OL

Washburn MGT/MBA 555

13009 MGT 558*V1 MANAGING EMPLOYEE DEV & TRNG 3 OL

Kilgore Graduate: MGT/MBA 555; Undergraduate: MGT 404

13010 MGT 559*V1 MANAGING TOTAL COMP 3 OL

Wohlfield Graduate: QM/MBA/MGT 515 and MGT/MBA 555; Undergraduate: MGT 404 and QM 301

13013 MGT 565*W01 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Bober QM 500 or QM 503

13011 MGT 565*V1 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 3 OL

Bober QM 500 or QM 503

13012 MGT 565*V2 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 3 OL

Odett QM 500 or QM 503

13014 MGT 565*VB51 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 3 NC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Odett QM 500 or QM 503

13015 MGT 569*V1 HEALTH CARE POLICY 3 OL

Wambold None

12950 MGT 579*W51 FIN FOR NON-FIN MANAGERS 3 NC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Staff None; Open only to MM students.

12986 MGT 580*V1 SECURE MANAGEMENT 3 OL

Sobota None; Open only to MM students.

12883 MGT 585*W01 INTERVIEWING FOR PROF SUCCESS 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Tatsak/Minter None; Please see page 10 for course description.

13016 MGT 590*V1 CONTEMPORARY MGT ISSUES 3 OL

Hodges Completion of a minimum of 24 credit hours in the MM program.

13089 MGT 736*VB1 STRATEGIC MGT FOR EXEC LEADERS 3 TC

Ronis Open to DM students only. This course meets online and in the classroom (Troy Campus). Class meetings: January 21 & 22 and February 18 & 19.

13090 MGT 756*VB1 ADV TOPICS IN GENERAL MGT 3 TC

Meadows Open to DM students only. This course meets online and in the classroom (Troy Campus). Class meetings: January 7 & 8 and February 4 & 5.

13170 MGT 797*W93 DISSERTATION RESEARCH II 3

Hagan MGT 795; Open to DM students only.

13169 MGT 802*WAPP1 DISSERTATION EXT APPLICANT 3

Hagan MGT 799; Open to DM students only.

13045 MKT 542*V1 CONSUMER INSIGHTS 3 OL

Gabler Graduate: None; Undergraduate: MKT 202 and MGT 303

13046 MKT 545*V1 E-MARKETING COMMUNICATION 3 OL

Washburn Graduate: MKT/MBA/MGT 550; Undergraduate: MKT 202 and MGT 303

13049 MKT 550*01 MANAGING THE MKT FUNCTION 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Corace None

13050 MKT 550*51 MANAGING THE MKT FUNCTION 3 NC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM McCracken None

13047 MKT 550*V1 MANAGING THE MKT FUNCTION 3 OL

Levens None

13048 MKT 550*V2 MANAGING THE MKT FUNCTION 3 OL

Levens None

13091 OOL 001*R1 ORIENTATION FOR ONLINE COURSES (Online opens Nov 29)

OL

Instructor Students enrolling in Online/Virtual (V) or Blended (VB) courses must have previously completed (or be concurrently enrolled in) the Orientation for Online Courses, OOL 001.


TC T 5:00PM-7:00PM Instructor Students enrolling in Online/Virtual (V) or Blended (VB) courses must have previously completed (or be concurrently enrolled in) the Orientation for Online Courses, OOL 001.


NC TH 5:00PM-7:00PM Instructor Students enrolling in Online/Virtual (V) or Blended (VB) courses must have previously completed (or be concurrently enrolled in) the Orientation for Online Courses, OOL 001.

12893 QM 503*51 INFERENTIAL STATS FOR BUS 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Sadrnia None; Cannot take after successful completion of QM 301 or QM/MBA/MGT 515 or QM 500.

12892 QM 503*V1 INFERENTIAL STATS FOR BUS 3 OL

Sadrnia None; Cannot take after successful completion of QM 301 or QM/MBA/MGT 515 or QM 500.

12895 QM 515*01 QUANTITATIVE METHODS 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Scafe QM 500 or QM 503; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA/MGT 515.

12896 QM 515*51 QUANTITATIVE METHODS 3 NC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Scafe QM 500 or QM 503; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA/MGT 515.

12897 QM 515*61 QUANTITATIVE METHODS 3 UC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Scafe QM 500 or QM 503; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA/MGT 515.

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12894 QM 515*V1 QUANTITATIVE METHODS 3 OL

Katibai QM 500 or QM 503; Cannot take after successful completion of MBA/MGT 515.

13017 SL 510*V1 PRINCIPLES OF TEAM LEADERSHIP 3 OL

Javarinis None

13018 SL 570*W01 STRATEGIC VISIONING 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Javarinis None

13019 SL 600*VB01 STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Krolik SL 570; Completion of 33 credit hours in the MSSL program.

13077 TAX 501*01 THE ROLE OF LEGAL AUTH IN TAX 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Solomon TAX 593 (TAX 593 may be taken concurrently); MST students should take this course or TAX 599 as their first course.

13078 TAX 507*01 TAX ACCOUNTING 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Antczak TAX 501 (TAX 501 may be taken concurrently) and TAX 599

13079 TAX 511*01 ADV CONCEPTS IN CORP TAX 3 TC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Solomon/Skinner

TAX 510, TAX 507 (TAX 507 recommended), TAX 509 and TAX 599

13080 TAX 531*01 PARTNERSHIP AND LLC TAXATION 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Alfonsi TAX 501, TAX 507 (TAX 507 recommended), TAX 509 (TAX 509 recommended) and TAX 599

13081 TAX 535*01 BASIC INCOME TAX & PLANNING 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Herrinton None; Open only to PFP Certificate, MSF and MBA students. Cannot take after successful completion of TAX 495/595/593.

13082 TAX 558*01 QUALIFIED & NON FRINGE BEN 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Gould TAX 501 and TAX 599; Cannot take after successful completion of TAX 555 and/or TAX 556.

13085 TAX 570*91 TAX RESEARCH PAPER (TAX 507) 1 TC

Solomon TAX 500 and concurrent enrollment in TAX 507


Solomon TAX 500 and concurrent enrollment in TAX 531


Solomon TAX 570, completion of 25 hours in the MST program, and concurrent enrollment in TAX 511.


Solomon TAX 570, completion of 25 hours in the MST program, and concurrent enrollment in TAX 558.

13084 TAX 575*91 COMPREHENSIVE SEMINAR 1 TC

Solomon Students must take this course in their final semester in the MST Program. Contact Admissions and Advising Office to initiate process.

13083 TAX 581*91 DIRECTED STUDY IN TAXATION 1 TC

Solomon Written permission of the Department Chair. Contact Admissions and Advising Office to initiate process.

13059 TAX 593*01 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION I 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Hoops None; Open only to MST students. Cannot take after successful completion TAX 590/TAX 592.

13062 TAX 593*51 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION I 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Skinner None; Open only to MST students. Cannot take after successful completion TAX 590/TAX 592.

13065 TAX 593*SC4 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION I 3 SC4 M 6:00PM-9:50PM Seyferth None; Open only to MST students. Cannot take after successful completion TAX 590/TAX 592.

13060 TAX 595*01 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION I 3 TC T 6:00PM-9:50PM Hoops ACC/MBA 500; Cannot take after successful completion of TAX 590.

13063 TAX 595*51 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION I 3 NC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Skinner ACC/MBA 500; Cannot take after successful completion of TAX 590.

13066 TAX 595*SC4 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION I 3 SC4 M 6:00PM-9:50PM Seyferth ACC/MBA 500; Cannot take after successful completion of TAX 590.

13070 TAX 596*01 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION II 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Sutton TAX 595/495; Cannot take after successful completion of TAX 591.

13072 TAX 596*02 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION II 3 TC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Solomon TAX 595/495; Cannot take after successful completion of TAX 591.

13067 TAX 596*61 TAX AND BUSINESS TAXATION II 3 UC TH 6:00PM-9:50PM Seyferth TAX 595/495; Cannot take after successful completion of TAX 591.

13074 TAX 597*01 TAX & BUSINESS TAXATION III 3 TC M 6:00PM-9:50PM Hoops TAX 596/496; Cannot take after successful completion of TAX 497.

13076 TAX 597*51 TAX & BUSINESS TAXATION III 3 NC W 6:00PM-9:50PM Hoops TAX 596/496; Cannot take after successful completion of TAX 497.

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Crime Statistics Act is a federal law that requires all universities and

colleges to publish specific information about their campus crime and

security policies. The Walsh College Annual Campus Security Report

includes the following required information:

� Campus security policies

� Reporting procedures

� Campus crime statistics for the most recent 3 years

� Information about crime prevention

� Access to campus

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College Web site. A printed copy may be requested from:

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various points of information to current students,

employees, and prospective students. Links to

pertinent information regarding selected Walsh

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drug-free atmosphere are on the College Web site.

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secondary institutions to distribute state voter

registration forms to on-campus degree or certificate

seeking students. Voter registration forms are

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