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counseling with presentations and class discussions.  This class should be taken
          during the last six hours of the degree program.

          Public Administration

          PUAD  502     QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 3
          The study and application of research methodology for organizations for use as
          a tool in decision-making. Emphasis is on applied research theories and designs
          for methodological approaches that apply non-experimental and quasi-
          experimental research designs as part of the research strategy.

          PUAD  503     MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 3
          This course examines the various types of management systems and controls
          that are  utilized  in large complex  systems for  the  purpose  of  tracking
          organizational performance. Students will study the relationship between
          strategic management and performance monitoring. An overview of
          management information systems and their relationship to organizational
          politics will be covered as a necessary part of understanding how planning and
          management control systems operate. The emphasis in this course is on public
          sector organizations.

          PUAD  524     PUBLIC BUDGETING
          Prerequisites:   None
          Credits: 3
          Concepts, principles, and practices and their specific  application  to the
          development of resources in support of programs and the allocation of these
          resources against the demands at national, state, and local levels. The student
          will evaluate performance budgeting, PPBS, and zero-based budgeting.
          PUAD  525     SPECIALIZED INDIVIDUAL STUDY (Elective Course)
          Prerequisites: Approval of Advisor
          Credits: 3
          Specialized individual study requires the student to do a major study that applies
          and integrates prior learning and course work. The student may design a project
          from an academic domain that is relevant for the Public Administration discipline
          as approved by the advisor/instructor.



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