Program #101096Meeting and Event Management

Associate Degree in Applied Science

The Meeting and Event Management Curriculum Sheet (PDF) will identify the course requirement and acceptable alternative options as 'OR' selections.
Example: Written Communication (10-801-195), OR English 1 (20-801-201) as an acceptable alternative.

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Classes in Meeting and Event Management

last updated: 04:02:06 AM May 25 2013

The courses listed below outline the requirements for graduation for students entering this program on or after May 25, 2013. This listing is in recommended order for completion. However, many programs do not require enrollment restricted to this format. Requirements for graduation may vary depending on the semester in which a student is admitted to their program. Current/continuing students should consult their advising report available through MyMadisonCollege for specific graduation requirements. Program requirements are subject to change.

Clicking on each course will provide information regarding class availability for upcoming semesters.

• Catalog # Class name Credits
   

First Term

• 10109102 Fundamentals Of Meeting Mgmt 3
   
• 10103133 Excel-Beginning 2010 1
   
• or 10103133 Excel-Beginning 2010 Spanish/English 1
   
• or 10103133 Excel-Beginning 2010 Self-Paced 1
   
• or 10103133 Excel-Beginning 2013 Self-Paced 1
   
• or 10103133 Excel-Beginning 2010 1
   
• [other classes are available, please see your advisor for possibilities]
   
• 10801195 Written Communication 3
   
• or 10801151 Communication Skills 1 3
   
• or 20801201 English 1 3
   
• 10804123 Math w Business Apps 3
   
• or 10804120 Business/Marketing Math 3
   
• or 10804144 Math of Finance 3
   
• or 20804201 Intermediate Algebra 4
   
• or 20804212 College Algebra 3
   
• [other classes are available, please see your advisor for possibilities]
   
• 10101106 Accounting Concepts 3
   
• or 10101108 Applied Accounting 1 3
   
• or 10101111 Accounting 1 - Principles 4
   
• 10109111 Registration/Housing Logistics 2
   

Second Term

• 10104102 Marketing Principles 3
   
• 10801196 Oral/Interpersonal Communication 3
   
• or 10801152 Communication Skills 2 3
   
• or 10801198 Speech 3
   
• or 20801202 English 2 3
   
• or 20801203 Adv Composition 3
   
• [other classes are available, please see your advisor for possibilities]
   
• 10104114 Social Media Principles 3
   
• 10109104 Meeting Design 3
   
• 10109108 Mtgs Industry Budget/Finance 2
   
• 10109110 Meeting Coordination 3
   

Third Term

• 10809172 Introduction to Diversity Studies 3
   
• or 20809217 Race, Class, Gender 3
   
• or 20809221 American Ntl Govt 3
   
• or 20809222 State Local Govt 3
   
• or 20809263 East/West World View - Liberal Arts Transfer 3
   
• [other classes are available, please see your advisor for possibilities]
   
• 10809195 Economics 3
   
• or 20809211 Macro Economics 3
   
• or 20809212 Micro Economics 3
   
• or 20809213 Comp Econ Systems 3
   
• or 20809214 Intro International Econ 3
   
• 10109112 Exposition Management 2
   
• 10109109 Special Event Management 3
   
• 10109116 Fundamentals of Green Meetings and Events 2
   
• 10109119 Event Professional Best Practices 3
   

Fourth Term

• 10109114 Meeting/Event Mgmt Internship 2
   
• or 10109144 Disney College Internship 3
   
• or 10109157 Hotel & Restaurant Internship 2
   
• 10809197 Contemporary Amer Society 3
   
• or 10809196 Intro to Sociology 3
   
• or 20809203 Intro Sociology 3
   
• or 20809204 Marriage and the Family 3
   
• or 20809205 Contemp Society 3
   
• [other classes are available, please see your advisor for possibilities]
   
• 10809199 Psychology Of Human Relations 3
   
• or 10809151 Psych Of Hum Rel 3
   
• or 20809225 Social Psychology - Liberal Arts Transfer 3
   
• or 20809231 Intro Psychology 3
   
• or 20809231 Intro Psychology paired w/New Student Seminar 3
   
• [other classes are available, please see your advisor for possibilities]
   
• 99999999 Elective Credit
   
• 10109117 Partnership Development 3
   
• 10109113 Risk Management, Negotiations, and Legal Issues 3