School of Business & Computing
The School of Business and Computing includes programs that study finance, management, sales, and the digital systems to create, manage and help businesses and offices function smoothly to plan for the future. Programs also include accounting, real estate and retail management, among others.
For more information, you can make an appointment with a Modesto Junior College counselor to start exploring the schools and possible majors.
To download a copy of a Flexible 15 Worksheet, click on the following link:
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & COMPUTING FLEXIBLE 15
Choose courses from the tables below until you find a major. Then work with a Counselor to switch to a Program Coursework Roadmap. |
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| 1. | Take BUSAD 248 or CSCI 220 |
| 2. | Pick one course from the list of Introduction to Majors/Programs Courses |
| 3. | Take an appropriate course in the Math Sequence. |
| 4. | Take ENGL 100 or 101. |
| 5. | Pick one course from the list of General Education Options CSU GE: D |
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Pick two courses from the list of Introduction to Majors/Program Courses. |
| 8. | Pick one course from the list of General Education Options CSU GE: A. |
| 9. | Pick one course from the list of General Education Options CSU GE: B or C. |
| 10. | Take the next course in the Math Sequence if needed. |
Introduction to Major/Program Courses |
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| Major/Program | Course # | Units | Course Title | GE Area(s) |
| Accounting | BUSAD 310 | 3 | Bookkeeping 1 | |
| Business | BUSAD 240 | 3 | Principles of Management | MJC GE: B |
| BUSAD 248 | 3 | Introduction to Business | ||
| BUSAD 274 | 3 | Human Resources Management | ||
| Computer Graphics | CMPGR 202 | 3 | Introduction to Computer Graphics (cross-listed as ART 102) |
MJC GE: C / CSU GE: C1 |
| ART 120 | 3 | Basic Drawing | MJC GE: C / CSU GE: C1 | |
| Computer Science | CSCI 201 | 3 | General Computer Literacy | MJC GE: D2 |
| CSCI 270 | 3 | Introduction to Programming | MJC GE: D2 | |
| Logistics | LOGST 202 | 3 | Introduction to Supply Chain Management | |
| Office Administration | OFADM 256* | 1 | Introduction to Word Processing | |
| OFADM 259* | 1 | Introduction to Spreadsheet Software | ||
| OFADM 261* | 1 | Introduction to Databases | ||
| OFADM 262* | 1 | Introduction to Business Presentation Software | ||
| OFADM 301* | 1.5 | Beginning Keyboarding | ||
| OFADM 302* | 1.5 | Beginning Document Processing | ||
| Real Estate | RLES 280 | 3 | Real Estate Principles | |
| Additional Courses for the 2nd 15 Units | ||||
| Accounting | BUSAD 201 | 4 | Financial Accounting | |
| BUSAD 202 | 4 | Managerial Accounting | ||
| Computer Graphics | CMPGR 213 | 3 | Applied Computer Graphics | |
| CMPGR 235 | 3 | Beginning Photoshop | ||
| Computer Science | CSCI 220 | 3 | Business Information Systems | |
| CSCI 235 | 4 | Networking Essentials | ||
| Office Administration | OFADM 202 | 2 | Intermediate Keyboarding 2 | |
| OFADM 313 | 3 | Skills for the Workplace | ||
| OFADM 304 | 3 | Professional English for Business | ||
| Real Estate | RLES 381 | 3 | Real Estate Practices | |
*These are recommendations from the area faculty. Alternative selections can be made using MJC's general education lists in the catalog. Please see your counselor for assistance in choosing alternate courses.
*Students selecting a one-unit course should make at least one more selection from
this list.
General Education Options—CSU GE: D |
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| Course # | Course Title | GE Area(s) |
| BUSAD 230 | Personal Finance | MJC GE: E |
| ECON 101 | Principles of Macroeconomics | CSU GE: D / IGETC 4* |
| ECON 102 | Principles of Microeconomics | CSU GE: D / IGETC 4* |
| HIST 115 | Economic History of the United States or | CSU GE: D / IGETC 4** |
| ECON 115 | Economic History of the United States | CSU GE: D / IGETC 4* |
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*This course also meets the MJC GE: B requirement. |
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General Education Options—CSU GE: A |
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| COMM 100 | Fundamentals of Public Speaking | CSU GE: A1 / IGETC 1C* |
| COMM 102 | Introduction to Human Communication | CSU GE: A1 / IGETC 1C* |
| COMM 104 | Argumentation | CSU GE: A3 / IGETC 1B* |
| ENGL 103 | Advanced Composition & Critical Thinking | CSU GE: A3 / IGETC 1B* |
| PHILO 103 | Symbolic Logic | CSU GE: A3 / IGETC 1B* |
| PHILO 105 | Critical Reasoning and Analytic Writing | CSU GE: A3 / IGETC 1B* |
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*This course also meets the MJC GE: D2 requirement. |
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General Education Options—CSU GE: B or C |
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| CSU GE: B | ||
| EASCI 161 | Earth Science | CSU GE: B1 / IGETC 5A* |
| BIO 116 | Biology: A Human Perspective | CSU GE: B2 / IGETC 5B* |
| ENSCI 108 | Environmental Conservation | CSU GE: B2 / IGETC 5B** |
| CSU GE: C | ||
| ART 120 | Basic Drawing 1 | CSU GE: C1+ |
| ART 160 | Appreciation of Art | CSU BE: C1, D / IGETC 3A, 4+ |
| CMPGR 202 | Introduction to Computer Graphics | CSU GE: C1+ |
| COMM 132 | Introduction to Mass Communication | CSU GE: C1, D / IGETC 3A, 4+ |
| PHILO 111 | Ethics: Theory & Application | CSU GE: C2 / IGETC 3B+ |
| PHILO 135 | Environmental Ethics | CSU GE: C2 / IGETC 3B+ |
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*This course also fulfills the CSU GE: B3, IGETC 5C laboratory science and the MJC
GE: A requirements |
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Math Course Sequence |
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| Course # | Course Title | |
| For A.A.'s & A.S.'s without transfer | MATH 89 | Intermediate Algebra for non-STEM majors or |
| MATH 90 | Intermediate Algebra for STEM majors (for transfer) | |
| For transfer A.S.'s & A.S.-T's | MATH 134 | Elementary Statistics or |
| MATH 130 | Finite Mathematics | |
| For Computer Science | MATH 161 | Trigonometry |
| MATH 162 | Precalculus | |
| MATH 171 & 181 | Calculus: First Course & Problem Solving for Calculus 1 | |
These are recommendations from area faculty. Alternative selections can be made using MJC's general education lists in the catalog. Please see your counselor for assistance in choosing alternate courses.
1 Major Course
2 Course meets MJC General Education Area
3 Course meets CSU General Education Area
4 Course meets IGETC General Education Area
5 Course appears on all General Education Patterns
6 Course only offered in Fall Semester
7 Course only offered in Spring Semester
8 Course offered only in Summer Semester
9 Course recommends completion of English 45 or 50
10 Course recommends completion of English 100 or 101
E Course offered even number years only
O Course offered odd numbered years only
t Transferable math recommendation
[Updated 5-30-19]