1. Master basic principles of general economics, particularly microeconomics applicable to management of a business.
2. Apply scientific methods to analyze economic problems and public policy issues in order to offer effective solutions.
3. Formulate and test hypotheses using statistical methods.
4. Use modern technological skills to facilitate the development of solutions in the conduct of business operations.
5. Communicate economic analyses effectively.

1. Demonstrate the working of a typical modern monetary economy in a global setting.
2. Describe the role and function of markets and their participants as consumers and producers in both domestic and global settings.
3. Conduct empirical analyses of economic issues.
4. Consult corporate, governmental, and non-profit organization.
5. Apply modern technological tools to collect and analyze data.
6. Communicate analyses of economic issues effectively.

To complete the minor, fifteen credits are required in upper division courses that must be taken in residence.  These units consist of nine credits of required courses and six credits of electives.  The courses cannot be used to substitute required or elective courses in the Business major.  A minimum GPA of 2.0 in in Economics minor courses is required for the successful completion of the minor.