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Csu P/om - never2late - 11-02-2007
Can anyone tell me if CSU Production Operamtions Mangement is upper level for ECE? I know I should wait to find out from my advisor but I was just wanting to know if anyone else might know. I am enrolled at Excelsior going for BGB.
Thanks.
Csu P/om - snazzlefrag - 11-02-2007
never2late Wrote:Can anyone tell me if CSU Production Operamtions Mangement is upper level for ECE? I know I should wait to find out from my advisor but I was just wanting to know if anyone else might know. I am enrolled at Excelsior going for BGB.
Thanks.
Hi Never2late,
The CSU course "MGMT 311 Operations Management" is an upper level course. However, since you are a business major, this course fulfills a CORE requirement and will therefore be transcripted by Excelsior as LOWER level.
If you were not a business major, then the credits would apply as upper level as normal.
Hope that helps,
Snazzlefrag
Csu P/om - blueyzz28 - 11-03-2007
Yes, it is upper-level credit but it does not count towards your mandatory 12 upper-level credits to graduate and receive your business degree.
Csu P/om - Gary - 01-13-2008
snazzlefrag Wrote:Hi Never2late,Obviously professional credits, not Arts and Sciences, correct? I ask this because I believe TESC will use this as an Arts/science.
The CSU course "MGMT 311 Operations Management" is an upper level course. However, since you are a business major, this course fulfills a CORE requirement and will therefore be transcripted by Excelsior as LOWER level.
If you were not a business major, then the credits would apply as upper level as normal.
Hope that helps,
Snazzlefrag