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2009-10 Undergraduate Catalog

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Tourism, Recreation and Sport Management -
Sport Management
Description of the Major
The Bachelor of Science in Sport Management enables you apply the fundamental concepts of management, marketing, finance and law to sport organizations. The acquisition of knowledge regarding the internal and external factors that influence sport in society allows you to use accepted techniques of discovery and critical thinking to solve problems, evaluate opinions and determine outcomes within sport management. You will also be able to use qualitative and quantitative analysis to assess problems and to determine solutions for sport organizations, effectively communicating these assessments in speech and in writing to internal and external constituencies.

Additional information is available from your major's website.
Before Graduating You Must
  • Demonstrate competence (grade of C or better) in subject matter for upper-division, 4000-level courses as revealed by course project grades and reinforced by final course grades as assessed by a faculty committee independent of the instructor and not as part of the course grade.
  • Critically demonstrate mastery of critical skills needed in planning and delivery of tourism, recreation and sport management programs as demonstrated in response to a select group of internship questions and by the internship supervisor’s assessment at completion of the internship.
  • Satisfy the Florida statutes for the College-Level Academic Skills Requirement.
  • Complete requirements for the baccalaureate degree, as determined by faculty.
Skills You Will Acquire in the Major (SLOs)
  1. Understand the interdisciplinary nature of the study of sport management.
  2. Identify and explain the internal and external factors that influence and shape sport in society.
  3. Explain what constitutes management and what constitutes an organization. Apply the concepts of planning, organizing, leading and evaluating organizational goals to sport organizations.
  4. Comprehend how ethical behavior influences financial, marketing and managerial decision-making.
  5. Apply fundamental marketing concepts to the sport industry, create marketing plans, evaluate market segments and predict consumer behavior.
  6. Develop financial strategies and evaluate budgets and sources of revenues and expenses relevant to sport organizations.
  7. Explain and judge fundamental legal concepts relevant to tort, contract and constitutional law, and how they apply to the sport management field.
  8. Use accepted techniques of discovery and critical thinking to solve problems independently, and to evaluate opinions and outcomes within and outside of the sport management area.
  9. Understand and use qualitative and quantitative analysis through formal and informal assessment strategies.
  10. Effectively produce, interpret and analyze written text, oral messages and multimedia presentations used in sport management related settings.

Courses Content Critical Thinking Communication
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FIN 3403           X     X  
MAN 3025                    
MAR 3023         X          
SPM 2000C X   X X X X   X X X
SPM 3012   X             X  
SPM 3204       X       X   X
SPM 3306       X X     X X X
SPM 4104     X              
SPM 4154     X X       X   X
SPM 4515       X   X   X X X
SPM 4723       X     X X X X
SPM 4941C               X X X

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