BUS-421 TESU Capstone question

[AwardTour]

For TESU's BUS-421 Capstone are there any prerequisites or minimum credit hours that need to be obtained before you take it?

I see the following classes listed but I am not sure if these are the actual prerequisites or just suggested but not required:
FIN-301: Principles of Finance
MAN-301: Principles of Management
MAR-301: Introduction to Marketing
ACC-101 and ACC-102: Principles of Financial and Managerial Accounting
ECO-111 and ECO-112: Macroeconomics and Microeconomics

Thanks.

[gamebradie]

For TESU's BUS-421 Capstone are there any prerequisites or minimum credit hours that need to be obtained before you take it?

I see the following classes listed but I am not sure if these are the actual prerequisites or just suggested but not required:
FIN-301: Principles of Finance
MAN-301: Principles of Management
MAR-301: Introduction to Marketing
ACC-101 and ACC-102: Principles of Financial and Managerial Accounting
ECO-111 and ECO-112: Macroeconomics and Microeconomics

Thanks.

They say for each Capstone to complete at least 100 credits, English Comp courses, and most of the AOS classes.

[dfrecore]

I would definitely do the core before attempting the capstone. It really helps to know the "language" of business going into it. I really would also do the AOS courses as well - it should be your final course. The only things I did afterwards was Stats.

[Merlin]

For TESU's BUS-421 Capstone are there any prerequisites or minimum credit hours that need to be obtained before you take it?

I see the following classes listed but I am not sure if these are the actual prerequisites or just suggested but not required:

FIN-301: Principles of Finance
MAN-301: Principles of Management
MAR-301: Introduction to Marketing
ACC-101 and ACC-102: Principles of Financial and Managerial Accounting
ECO-111 and ECO-112: Macroeconomics and Microeconomics

Thanks.

Previously, taking those courses (along with English Comp I and II) before the capstone was a recommendation, but as of Jan 1st, they are now requirements (or prerequisites). In fact, at this point, you must have at least 100 credits on your academic evaluation, including most (if not all) of your business core and AOS courses, plus English Composition I and II, before you can register for the capstone.

I can say that throughout the course you will be expected to draw upon and synthesize your knowledge of those topics as part of the work you do in the class, in each analysis you perform on the various case studies, and in the final project. Your understanding of management, marketing, and financial accounting are probably the most relevant, but all of those courses contribute to one degree or another.

Personally, I probably leaned on financial accounting the most since nearly every case study and several of the forum discussions required the use of financial ratios to derive trends from company financial statement. In fact, I'm pretty sure I ended up pulling 10-K statements for nearly every company we looked at–largely to understand how their financials have changed between when the textbook was published and today, but also to use those data to make predictions or show trends while writing up a case study analysis.